how did Africans change their attitude to colonist.?

Answer 1

when colonists start to offer them alcoholic drinks and when they start to share women's

Answer 2

Much of that depends upon the African. The people of Africa are not One People. They are a myriad of wrongfully neglected suffled asides cultures, nations or tribes call them what you will but will you (not you but in general you) but do not call them Africans as if there was a single responce to the Invasion of People from 'outside' ancestral lands.

A quick Over Viewed. The Africans of North West Africa in the Coastal Mountain regions adopted Islam and became Pirate Principalities preying on trade and in time trading in slaves to feed a ravenous White European Market.

Africans of the Ivory Coast waged fierce and ever effective war until reaching a compromise with the conquering Whites, making treaties & compacts keeping intact their Royal Fieddom while paying Lip Service to mostly British and French Interests. They in turn turned to trafficking in Africans mostly from the Interior.


The Interior of Africa and all other parts would require another two points at the least.

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Answer 3

first off they sold their own people to them as slaves.. SO I think they did pretty well for themselves