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The major effect of the Berlin conference of 1884-1885 on Africa was that it was decided that
A. Africa would be colonized through “effective occupation” of a European power in order to ease frictions as colonies were created
B. Africa’s industrial capacity would be developed through European grants and loans
C. Treaties would be developed to create new African nation-states
D. Europeans could not colonize the eastern region of Africa
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