Based on this colonial map of Africa in 1900 and your knowledge of world history, which statement best describes the social effects of colonization?
A)
Colonization helped increase the population and social stability for
families
B)
C)
Colonization in Africa helped promote ethnic unity by creating states
controlled by European governments.
Colonization created civil war and ethic violence as the Europeans
created borders in their interests only.
Colonization boosted the living conditions for the country's native
inhabitants by bringing jobs and good pay.
D)
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