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How does this map relate to the distribution of natural resources for countries such as South Africa?
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Why were countries interested in Africa?
For the natural resources there.
Why did Europeans view Africa as an opportunity to spread imperialism?
Africa had many Natural Resources
What are four of Africa's natural resources?
There are many natural resources in Africa, including coal, petroleum, gold platinum, cocoa beans, and diamonds. Africa is also abundant in many other ores or minerals like iron ore, copper, and bauxite.
What Natural resources does Africa have?
Africa has a wide variety of natural resources such as African oil, ores, fresh water, and ocean.
What is a naturaul resource in Africa?
One common natural resource in Africa is oil. Many African countries have significant reserves of oil that contribute to their economies and export revenues.
Why did Europeans see Africa as a new opportunity to establish colonialism?
nova net: becasue Africa had many natural resources
Why did European nations want to establish imperialist control in Africa?
"africa has a allot of natreral recourses that their counrties didnt like dimonds" *Africa *a lot *natural *resources *countries *didn't *diamonds
What is true about Africa geography?
There is a great deal of diversity within African countries. -Natural resources vary widely across the continent.
What are Similarities between Nepal and Africa?
"both are agricultural countries and both have enough amount of Natural Resources but not properly utilized " Mario says this
What are the main natural resources of West Africa?
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What natural resources did Africa have?
diamonds, gold
What natural resources are available to African countries?
Some countries in Africa supply natural resources such as:* oil * gold* chromium * platinum* diamonds Africa produces:46% of the world's chromium48% of the world's diamonds29% of the world's gold48% of the world's platinumMining, agriculture and tourism generate over 80% of the foreign exchange earned by most African nations.
