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b. What have been the good effects of this division of Africa?
c. What new problems and difficulties has it brought ?
79 III. What Are the Chief Problems in Making THE New Africa ?
1. The land problem.
a. Compare the problem in the distribution of land in Africa with that faced in America with the Indians.
b. Note the two attitudes taken, one that the African has no right to the land because he will not develop it; the other that his rights must be thoroughly guarded, even at the expense of agr...icultural develop- ment. What is to be said for each? If the native of Africa is made economically dependent by the seiz- ure of his land, how will the problems before us in Africa differ from those in Ireland? Russia? Feudal days in Europe? What hope is there that the native African can be given his right to the land and still insure the development of the natural resources of the continent ?
2. Labor exploitation.
a. Why is the labor supply so short in Africa?
b. Compare the incentives to work in a temperate zone with higher developed standards of living, with those in a tropical country with lower standards of living.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
b. What have been the good effects of this division of Africa?
c. What new problems and difficulties has it brought ?
79 III. What Are the Chief Problems in Making THE New Africa ?
1. The land problem.
a. Compare the problem in the distribution of land in Africa with that faced in America with the Indians.
b. Note the two attitudes taken, one that the African has no right to the land because he will not develop it; the other that his rights must be thoroughly guarded, even at the expense of agr...icultural develop- ment. What is to be said for each? If the native of Africa is made economically dependent by the seiz- ure of his land, how will the problems before us in Africa differ from those in Ireland? Russia? Feudal days in Europe? What hope is there that the native African can be given his right to the land and still insure the development of the natural resources of the continent ?
2. Labor exploitation.
a. Why is the labor supply so short in Africa?
b. Compare the incentives to work in a temperate zone with higher developed standards of living, with those in a tropical country with lower standards of living.
What to read after Building a New World;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliott, Harrison Sackett. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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