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31 July, 10:26

How did European imperialism in Africa and Asia differ from one another?

A. Europeans exploited Asia for its raw materials and Africa for its vast labor resources.

B. Europeans attempted to completely displace African peoples, but integrated Asian peoples.

C. Europeans established democratically run colonies in Asia, but created military states in Africa.

D. Europeans sought economic gain from natural resources in Africa and consumer markets in Asia.

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