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Characterize the relationship between Europe and Africa after 1450

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    The general relationship between Europe and Africa after 1450 was highly "extractive," in that ever since the discovery of Africa (and especially after the discovery of the New World), European nations colonized Africa in order to cultivate as many natural resources as possible.
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