How did European nations come to rule most of Africa, despite the presence of strong African kingdoms?

A) The Europeans had superior weapons

B) The Europeans convinced Africans that their ways were superior

C) The Europeans converted Africans to Christianity

D) The Europeans had better methods of government

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Esperanza Gregory

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23 December, 00:45

How did European nations come to rule most of Africa, despite the presence of strong African kingdoms?

A) The Europeans had superior weapons

B) The Europeans convinced Africans that their ways were superior

C) The Europeans converted Africans to Christianity

D) The Europeans had better methods of government

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Haylee Roberson · Answer 1

The answer is B

This is because when the Europeans traveled down to colonize Africa they used gins and superior machinery against the mostly secluded part of the world where they had no developed such weapons yet, although they did convert many to Christianity that is not the main reason.