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.
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
I think its African.
The largest ethnic minority found in most European countries would be African.
European powers drew the current borders, splitting ethnic groups among modern countries.
No, organizations and alliances like the AU are a great start to solving problems in the continent and maintaining peace, but the same problems would only get worse if borders were erased. The reason the European laid borders are problematic is because ethnic groups were pushed together or split up arbitrarily. Erasing borders and calling Africa a single entity would re-spark ethnic tensions and cause a sovereignty nightmare. Africa can not be governed as a whole and borders show where the extent of a government's power rests.
Jeffrey Wright is African American. He was born to a father of African-American descent and a mother of European descent.
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people of North African descent (mostly from Morocco and Algeria) and of African or African-Caribbean origin are the largest non-European ethnic groups in France.
Pirates were not always English. Pirates came in almost every ethnic group, including Asian ethnic groups, African ones, European ones, etc.
At the end of the 19th century, many African borders were determined by colonial powers through the Berlin Conference. These borders often divided ethnic groups and communities, leading to later tensions and conflicts. This period marked the scramble for Africa, where European nations carved up the continent for colonization.
Native Americans, European Americans and African Americans.
1. What is the ethnic make-up of the South African population? 1. What is the ethnic make-up of the South African population?
Every country in Europe has many ethnic groups. For example, in the United Kingdom you will find people of European descent, African descent, Asian descent, Middle Eastern descent, etc. You will find this in all European countries.