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ECON 1740-090 Fall 2025 Quiz Week 3

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Key to the European conquest of Africa was

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A.Slavery
B.The telegraph
C.The machine gun
D.Electricity
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The prompt asks us to identify what was the key to the European conquest of Africa among the given options. Option 1: 'Slavery' — While the transatlantic slave trade and coerced labor played a dark role in European history, it is not a technological or strategic tool that directly enabled conquest on the battlefield in the sense implied by this question. It reflects a broader historical wrongdoing,......Login to view full explanation

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