Which was an impact of European imperialism on the people of Africa?

a. Europeans colonists treated the Africans fairly and encouraged them to govern themselves.
b. Colonial powers allowed Africans many political rights and encouraged traditional customs and religions. c. The racist attitudes of the Europeans bred resentments among Africans that would last for decades.
d. The modernization of the European colonies helped make many Africans wealthy businessmen.

Imperialism is extending rule and power on other nations and people through military or colonization. It is done to gain more political, economic and military powers.

The correct answer is:

Option c. The racist attitudes of the Europeans bred resentments among Africans that would last for decades.

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The correct answer is letter C - The racist attitudes of the Europeans bred resentments among Africans that would last for decades.

European imperialism in Africa occurred throughout the 19th century.

Until 1876, 10.8% of the African territory was in possession of colonizers. In 1900, the European dominance corresponded to 90.4%.

At first, European exploitation was spread along the coast, with strong trading posts that guaranteed the slave trade. The first large-scale domination started with France and Great Britain.

France occupied Algeria in 1832, Tunisia in 1881 and then Morocco. Thus, French West Africa was created.

For its part, with the same aim of territorial expansion, Great Britain took possession of Egypt in 1882, Sudan and southern Africa.

In 1876, the king of Belgium, Leopoldo II, dominated the entire current area of Congo. The region came under the personal control of the monarch until 1908, when it was sold to the government of Belgium and was eighty times the size of the dominant country.

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c, because the american revolution was from 1765 to 1783.