Africa history

Part 2 of random finds: Kingdom of Ndongo, Angola: Nigeria: Zulu, South Africa:

Why was Africa so rapidly colonized? Many factors came into play that led to European nations to scramble to control territories in the late 1800s.

The African Diaspora (fl. 600-1900) is the spread of people beyond Africa, mainly by way of the Arab and Western slave trade. The 18 million or so who left Africa have grown to more than 180 millio…

South Africa is the southernmost country on the African continent. It has a history of conflict but has always been a major, economic hub.

Unidentified African potentate. Original artwork.

The research here is amazing.

In the 19th century the Zulus were the most aggressive and disciplined fighting force in southern Africa, a proud people who stood up to both the British and the Boers and fought them valiantly.

Which European Country Colonized Africa The Most? Most European powers participated in the colonization of Africa by European during the Scramble for Africa and in this entry we will demonstrate that Belgium was the European Country that Colonised Africa the most. Belgium The European country that colonized Africa the

Occupying the vast intercontinental space between Africa, Europe, Persia, and India, the Arab world came to dominate the primary trade routs between sub-Saharan Africa and the wider world of antiquity.