Africa, a place of pottery colors and lots of wildlife, went through modifications in the 1900s. Settlers from Europe took lands and built colonies on African soil. They changed traditional tribal life and developed laws for the Natives. The Europeans brought about security to the Africans but took away the adventures of lurking in the outside. With the new colonization, the Natives did not have to worry about health, food, nor shelter. Regardless of these benefits, the Natives would have been better off “standing their ground” to deny the Europeans permission to build on their land since it would have preserved tribal mentality and more importantly freedom.
Dinesen, Isak. Out of Africa. New York: Vintage International, October 1989.