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The Berlin Conference took place between November 1884 and February 1885 and delimited rules and agreements during the occupation of the African continent by the European powers. Also known as sharing Africa, this event formalized the neo-colonialism that resulted in the extensive economic exploration of African colonies by European countries.
The occupation of the continent did not happen passively. There were resistance movements in different parts of Africa, however, due to the difference in military organization and technology, African resistance in general had only the effect of slowing up European dominance.
