The Effects of the Berlin Confernece on Africa

The French have revealed Leopold's plan and France is doing its own foreign adventure. In 1881, senior French officials joined the Central African Republic and raised the French flag in Republic of Congo. Finally, Portugal already has a long abandoned colonial empire known as the King Kong Empire in this region. Catholic church in Spain and Rome. In February 1884 signed a treaty between Britain and Ireland. They want to prevent the Congo society from entering the Atlantic Ocean.

After all, a major European country signed the "Berlin law" (treaty). This Convention sets out rules on occupation of Europe against the territory of Africa. The treaty stipulates that Europe's claim to parts of Africa will only be accepted if it is effectively occupied. Therefore, the Berlin Conference laid the foundation for the ultimate invasion and conquest of the continent of Africa. Except for Ethiopia and Liberia, the entire continent is under European colonial rule. The main colonial ruling countries are Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Portugal.

Between 1884 and 1885, the West African Conference in Berlin effectively split the continent of Africa into European powers. With the participation of colonial powers such as England, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Belgium, the conference created a population border and colonial system, which came into force in the next 60 years. In these areas, Congo is a unique case. This Congo, which was assigned to Leopold II of King Belgium, was a "personal" concession of the King, not a colony. The King actually owned and controlled the Congo, not the Belgian government. Leopold manages the Congo in a notoriously cruel way and uses it to increase his personal wealth. Congo wealth including numerous rubber trees is cruelly extracted using basic slave labor. We then exported this rubber and led the growth of European and American industries from the 19th century to the early 20th century.