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The scramble for Africa was a time from the early 1800s to the late 1800s when European countries tried to form as many colonies as they could in Africa. There were many reasons for European imperialism in Africa. One reason was competition between other European countries and getting power. Another was the technology that they had. Also, they could make a lot of money. They also wanted to help Africans. Cultural attitudes were the main reason of European Imperialism in Africa. Europeans did not consider Africans human, Europeans thought that Africans were incapable of surviving on their own, and the Europeans thought that the Africans needed help developing.

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This cartoon shows the different European countries dividing up Africa. (Source)

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This is a book cover describing the different resources that Europe got from colonizing Africa. (Source)

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This image shows how different countries were taking parts of Africa for themselves. (Source)

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This map shows the different colonies in Africa in 1913. (Source)

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1880 in Africa is very different than 1913 in Africa. (Source)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fl2g4hu8rx0

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Cultural AttitudesBy: Valeri GuevarrraThis Powtoon will talk about the cultural attitudes displayed by Europeans to Africans.Got it! During the period of European Imperialism in Africa?Yes! Europeans traveled to Africa to claim land for their country.But why?Well, let's find out!Europeans could've went to Africa for a number of different reasons, economics, compeition technology, cultural attiudes.Oh!

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0AYdIDSnfPOcHFJMVBvN3pJUTQ/view

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As you can see, cultural attitudes were the main reason for European Imperialism in Africa. We learned that the scramble for Africa happened in the 1800s and involved European countries taking over African colonies. Cultural attitudes were what influenced this the most. The Europeans were determined to colonize Africa, because their culture told them that it was the right thing to do. If not for their culture, the chances of Europe colonizing Africa would have decreased dramatically. Overall, Europeans didn't consider Africans human, Europeans thought that Africans were incapable of surviving on their own, and the Europeans thought the Africans needed help developing.