What social issue did the Berlin Conference cause?
The Berlin Conference, held in 1884-1885, was a pivotal event in the history of colonialism and imperialism. It was convened by European powers to divide Africa among themselves, leading to the scramble for African territories. This conference, while seemingly focused on political and economic interests, inadvertently caused a significant social issue: the disruption and decimation of African societies and cultures. This article explores the social repercussions of the Berlin Conference and its enduring impact on Africa.
