Colonialization in Africa1

A detailed Summary of Colonialization in Africa1

Each country in the entire world has experienced a great deal of change whether it be Religion, beliefs, food, or education. You may think that just because you live in the United States that every state has evolved the same, well not really at all the East coast was all founded years before the West and just like America other countries follow a similar pattern like Africa. There are so many different African countries that all have such different pasts and different stories. Even back when the countries were being inhabited or colonized, they were so similar being in the Sahara, yet so different in. So if all these places are so close yet so different does it change the atmosphere , or how does the colonialization of Northern, Southern, Western, and Eastern Africa change the face of the continent? Well here are some examples of four completely different African countries; Tunisia (north), Malawi (south), Djibouti (east), Sierra Leone (west). You will be amazed with all the different histories and cultures each individual country has.

Tunisia, a small beautiful country that sits at the top of the African coast was taken over by the French after they found interest in Tunisia's great location. The French signed the Ba

rdo Treaty, which acknowledged Tunisia as a French protectorate. In the late 1880's a group of French settlers colonized the region along the northern coast. The settlers exerted a Western influence on the hitherto Arab culture. Tunisia has changed drastically from the colonization days they have enhanced into a culture that cares deeply about education, and the well being of all people. Tunisia's main language is Arabic, yet French and English are widely spoken all over the country. Islam is the main religion, but there are also roman Catholics most of whom are French. Education is widely important and encouraged. The literacy rate is relatively high 40% higher then the other north African countries. The Government controls all of the school through its ministry of national education. The government has changed the most of all these, in the nineteenth century Tunisia gained its independence, and Tunisia elected its first legislature, and dethroned Tunisia's traditional monarch. So how does Tunisia compare to the rest of Africa much better the southern parts o Africa?

On the southern tip of the continent of Africa sits a small country called Malawi. Malawi was first inhabited by South Africans that migrated after Shaka the Zulu leader was taking over lands, and people of south Africa. Soon after that a Scottish missionary and explorer named David Livingstone brought Malawi to life. After that The British soon took over. Malawi has also evolved since then, the population there now reach

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