The Scramble for Africa is so named because it never concerned orderly wealth production, but the fruits of dominating others. No one denies that imperialism left many problems.

It was called the “scramble for Africa.” In the 19th century, European empires carved the continent into colonies they could exploit.

Government officials in Lisbon and Madrid are signaling their intention not to lag behind in the new scramble for Africa led by the United States and Europe’s main colonial powers during the ...

The Scramble for Africa is the longest scenario for Pride of Nations yet. Taking place for 40 years starting in 1880, the rapid colonization of Africa by European powers is underway.

The French intervention in Mali, followed by the bloody siege in Algeria, represents a turning point in what has emerged as a new imperialist scramble for Africa. With these events, following on ...

The late 19th century was a period of imperialism for Europe, which resulted in a land-grab of epic proportions. The entire continent of Africa was sliced up, to be swallowed by five rival nations.

The Scramble for Africa by Thomas Packenham (Abacus, 1992) England, Slaves and Freedom 1776-1838 by James Walvin (Univ Pr of Mississippi, 1987) ...