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“Imperialism refers to an imbalance of power in the political sphere, usually among nations. It happens when a stronger nation takes over a weaker one and seeks to gain control of its people, economy and culture.”

When you look at the effects on Africa, it is hard to believe that there was a benefit for its native people. When countries with overcrowding sent their citizens to Africa to colonize, the ultimately imposed their religion, culture and social norms on the native people. While some may say that the colonies development led to more structure it took away the rights of the African people and they were left with little control over their lives.
Countries with overcrowding and limited resources for their citizens moved large numbers of them to Africa, spreading their religion, education, social norms and cultures to that continent. African lands were divided into bureaucratic systems run through indirect rule. While this led to more structure, it left Europeans dictating all aspects of Africans' lives and left very little to their control.
The exploitation of natural resources was another negative effect of the colonization of Africa. In an effort to compete with other nations for economic dominance ( ), European nations expanded their control over African colonies. Local governments were controlled by the Europeans leading to a subordinate group of native people.

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Give an example of each one:

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