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During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Africans and Europeans experienced colonial rule similarly in many social ways, while they had very different experiences of it both economically and politically. While the Africans were more numerous in Africa, their power was much meeker than that of the Europeans. Because of the power difference, the Europeans were successfully able to go in and colonize a large portion of the African land for their own good. This caused huge changes in occur in this area of the world as a result of colonial rule.
During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries the African and European experience of colonial rule was similar in many social aspects. Both Europeans and Africans experienced a intense bond to their own race during colonial rule. Europeans opinions are expressed by Ellen Joyce saying, "The possibility of the settler marrying his own countrywomen is one of imperial as well as family importance." (Doc. 3) In a very......

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