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This is a picture of France taking over Algeria which is another country in Africa. You can clearly tell the French were just far more advanced and organized. Algeria stood no chance against them.

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This is another political that perfectly describes the relationship between France and Africa. Africa is a continent with a lot of natural resources however France took over many of their countries. That is why the fat man represents France and the skinny man is representing Africa. The food that Africa is feeding France is land and natural resources. That is why France continues to be fed even though he is already fed while Africa is skinny but is doing the feeding.

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This political cartoon shows the a wolf as France and the lamb as Siam. The wolf is not attacking and is just looking across the Mekong river at the lamb. This represents the war they had and although the French did not take over Siam they had an agreement where France would add Laos to French Indochina.

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Starting from around 1864 to 1904 they began to dominate Southeast Asia. They gained so much land they called it French Indochina. After gaining so much land in Asia they got a lot more natural resources for trade.