European borders were very disastrous for African countries. With no consideration for ethnic groups, many of these were split apart based on the boundaries. In addition, tribal enemies were put within the same territories, increasing the risk of warfare.
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The boundaries drawn up by the European colonizers adversely affected the natives of Africa. The boundaries were completely arbitrary and gave no consideration to the historical boundaries established by native tribes, causing people to have conflicting loyalties and generating unnecessary strife. In the 15th century to the early 19th century Europeans interests were focused on Africa with Atlantic slave trade.
Various European countries colonized Africa. They imposed their language and often religion on the natives. In some cases, the Europeans treated the Africans very harshly, stole the land, and made natives work for them.
The European borders effected African ethnic groups by mixing groups then causing war between areas.
European powers drew the current borders, splitting ethnic groups among modern countries.
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The areas close to the borders with Germany and Austria had a large German speaking population and were referred to as the Sudetenland. In addition, there were significant ethnic German populations in all the main Czech cities.
they divided ethinic groups and stuck other ethnic groups together
They led to unstable goverments