African American Imperialism Dbq Analysis
Between the 1870s and 1900, Africa faced European imperialist aggression, military invasions, resulting conquest and colonization. There were multiple effects deposited on the indigenous inhabitants of Africa, including social and economic. Socially, the negative impression of imperialism evolved into loss of religion, population and dignity. Economically, the negative impression of imperialism evolved into loss of land, economy and livestock.
In the time of 1892-1975, The continent of Africa was struggling with imperialist aggression, military invasions and eventually colonisation. Many countries within Africa were occupied by other, more powerful, countries. This impacted the social effect placed on the indigenous people of africa. For …show more content…
For examplocument 1, “The Map of Africa by Treaty” by Sir. Edward Hertslet, it shows how the continent of Africa was divided and occupied by many different countries. These countries include Germany, France and England. The map also depicts independent states. There are few independent states whereas the major countries occupy Africa. Another economic loss of the african imperialism was the economy. Churches would send missionaries to Africa and take photos of the people before and after the natives were “civilized”. To the occupying countries, civilizing the natives was converting them into christianity and introducing them to western ways. The missionaries would attract tourism and donations when showing photos of the natives westernized. For example, Document 3, “Images of Colonial Africa”, These two photos show Kenyans before and after colonization. Before colonization, the Kenyan family depicted in the photo were wearing traditional kenyan clothes as well as standing in front of their mud hut home. The after colonization photo displays a family in westernized clothing in front of a christian church. These photos attracted people from all over to donate to the churches so they could go back to Africa and convert the natives, ruining another
In the time of 1892-1975, The continent of Africa was struggling with imperialist aggression, military invasions and eventually colonisation. Many countries within Africa were occupied by other, more powerful, countries. This impacted the social effect placed on the indigenous people of africa. For …show more content…
For examplocument 1, “The Map of Africa by Treaty” by Sir. Edward Hertslet, it shows how the continent of Africa was divided and occupied by many different countries. These countries include Germany, France and England. The map also depicts independent states. There are few independent states whereas the major countries occupy Africa. Another economic loss of the african imperialism was the economy. Churches would send missionaries to Africa and take photos of the people before and after the natives were “civilized”. To the occupying countries, civilizing the natives was converting them into christianity and introducing them to western ways. The missionaries would attract tourism and donations when showing photos of the natives westernized. For example, Document 3, “Images of Colonial Africa”, These two photos show Kenyans before and after colonization. Before colonization, the Kenyan family depicted in the photo were wearing traditional kenyan clothes as well as standing in front of their mud hut home. The after colonization photo displays a family in westernized clothing in front of a christian church. These photos attracted people from all over to donate to the churches so they could go back to Africa and convert the natives, ruining another