Transcription of The Scramble for Africa
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The Age of Imperialism339 MAIN IDEAWHY IT MATTERS NOWTERMS & NAMESEMPIRE BUILDINGI gnoring theclaims of african ethnic groups,kingdoms, and city-states,Europeans established nations continue to feelthe effects of the colonialpresence more than 100 yearslater. imperialism racism Social Darwinism Berlin Conference Shaka Boer Boer War1 SETTING THE STAGEI ndustrialization stirred ambitions in many Europeannations. They wanted more resources to fuel their industrial production. They com-peted for new markets for their goods. Many nations looked to Africa as a sourceof raw materials and as a market for industrial products.
oil, cocoa, and rubber. These products displaced the food crops grown by farmers to feed their families. Three Groups Clash over South Africa South Africa demonstrated the impact that Europeans had on African peoples. The history of South Africa is a history of Africans, Dutch, and British clashing over land and resources.
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