... is the provision of an infrastructure of roads, railways, harbors and telephone and telegraph lines in African countries. Another legacy is that women were able to have more access to education. Also another economic legacy is the urbanization of Africa after WWII. 3. Pan-Africanism The movement to fight the end of native culture, ways, religion and language. There was a desire to ... education of Africans. It's also the rise of African nationalism. 4. Ethnic Nationalism in Africa Nations are defined by a shared heritage, which usually includes a common language, a common faith, and a c...

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... population (15%). The Belgians considered the Hutus to be inferior because they were the majority population (84%) and looked more Bantu. The Hutus were removed from all kinds of administrative powers and their positions were replaced by the Tutsis. In the education sector the Hutus were not enrolled in schools any more. By assuring a Tutsi monopoly of power, the Belgians set the ... ...

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