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Legal Regime
want the cutting up of Africa ruled by law
International Rivalry
states face off against each other for African control
French in Senegal
move in from the coast on the Senegal River in the mid 1800s
start to come up with railway plan because they cannot get by with the river alone
claim Porto Novo in Benin, which puts a French outpost between British holdings (recurring theme, like board game)
Libreville
French acquire
near Congo
Savorgnan de Brazza
sent by the French to compete with Stanley, who was working for Belgium
advance on the lower Congo
race of two explorers to establish claims
becomes governor of French Congo, Brazzaville
Berlin Conference
does not divide Africa; it sets up the rules of the game
results in the powers moving in to take more
Orthodox Story
conquest created in Berlin and Europeans agree that they can go out and expand
Actually, the Berlin conference did not change things
Even in 1787, the Dutch, French, and British had outposts for the slave trade
Asante
British invade in 1874 but withdraw to avoid expense
invade again in 1895, and in 1900, they throw out indigenous rule
Primary Resistance
more violent or noticeable effort against colonial forces