The Berlin Conference and its Effect upon Africa

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In order to gain control over a protectorate, the colonizers had to demonstrate “effective occupation” over the area, meaning that the administrative and economic infrastructure must be functioning satisfactorily and allow for sufficiency. The British, however, were developing a strip of control from the Mediterranean to the Cape of Good Hope, led by the British army officer General Kitchener and a band of troops...
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The British, however, were developing a strip of control from the Mediterranean to the Cape of Good Hope, led by the British army officer General Kitchener and a band of troops. Both Kitchener and Marchand met at Fashoda, marking the start of the political showdown that would decide the more determined imperialist country...
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