Question

how did imperialism lead to conflict among european nations?
○ there was conflict over the control of africa.
○ the people of africa tried to retake their lands.
○ european powers invaded weaker countries in europe.
○ some countries refused african land, angering others in europe.

Explanation:

To determine how imperialism led to conflict among European nations, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: During the age of imperialism, European nations competed intensely for control over African territories (the "Scramble for Africa"). This competition over resources, land, and influence in Africa led to tensions and conflicts among them.
• Option 2: African resistance to European imperialism was a response to European control, not a cause of conflict among European nations.
• Option 3: Imperialism mainly involved European powers colonizing non - European regions (like Africa, Asia), not invading weaker European countries.
• Option 4: European nations were eager to acquire African land for resources, markets, and prestige, so the idea that some refused African land is incorrect.

Answer:

There was conflict over the control of Africa.