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Dr. Dunlop's Amazing Tire - How We Invented The World

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Leopold's agents took the rubber from the Congo people and shipped it back to Europe, it was manufactured and sold in the form of shoes, hoses, industrial bands, and tires

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Leopold Was known commonly to use the people of the Congo sort of like slaves to get different items, including rubber and ivory.

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Once the rubber boom began Leopold realized that ivory would not last forever so he emphasized the increase for rubber production. With his new increase in rubber production more and more things were made by this product such as shoes, garden hoses and more.

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            Ivory                                          From 26 million elephants during the 1800s to around one millon today.

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            Ivory                                          From 26 million elephants during the 1800s to around one millon today.

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JB Dunlop invention of the rubber tire ignited the want for Rubber for even more uses in the world. Central Africa's forests were filled with rubber trees as all someone had to do was to tap on the trunk of the tree.

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It's formed from the sap of the Para Rubber Tree, and it's most known for it's durable and elastic nature.

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Leopold's purpose for colonizing Congo was to harvest Ivory, derived from the tusks of elephants. In 1891 King Leopold issued a decree giving himself total control over the ivory and rubber trade in the Congo.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Ivory was highly sought after in Europe for items such as jewelry, furniture, and piano keys. This made the ivory trade a lucrative business.