Why has Africa not been able to develop? What are the factors holding back Africa s rise ?

The most important factors holding back Africa's rise are human laziness and policy and education. Not all African regions are poor, the poor places in Africa are poor, but there are rich places too. If you are close to the sea, the development of places with oasis resources is not bad. Egypt, for example, is a famous tourist destination.

There are many factors that cannot be developed, the first is the war, the war has caused the local people to live poorly, can not produce normally, and the second is the local ** policy, there is serious discrimination against women, and the public security management is very poor, and businessmen do not dare to go there to do business with confidence.

Africa has not been able to develop because of its large population, frequent famines, and a harsh climate, which is not suitable for crop cultivation. Because they have more wars and so on, their economic development has been further reduced.

Africans are very lazy, waiting for pie to fall from the sky, and there is also the problem of education, and their thinking is very backward.

The reason why Africa has not been able to develop is because of its geographical location, backward ideology and culture, their education problems are also relatively serious, the climate is relatively hot, and there are no special tourist attractions.

I think there are several aspects, one is that Africa itself is not a whole, the second is that Africa is backward but not poor, and the third is the education problem, there are many African students, but most of them are unwilling to go back.

1.Slaves** deprived Africa of nearly 100 million hardcover laborers and are the historical cause of poverty in Africa.2The long-term wars in various countries and ethnic groups have prevented economic development.

3.Overpopulation, damage to the environment.

4.Africa has a mostly tropical climate, which is not conducive to agricultural development.

5.The loss of a large number of talents and the backwardness of science and technology are also the most important reasons.

There are a few talents in Africa, and there are still people who whitewash the blacks, let's put it bluntly, the degree of evolution is too low, the ancestors of the white and yellow races experienced the ice age more than 100,000 years ago, and had to find a way to compete with wild beasts and fight against nature, and some parts of Africa have not experienced that era, yes, their names are blacks. The harsh environment makes the IQ of white and yellow people much higher than that of black people, for example, the average intelligence of black people is 70, the average intelligence of white people is 95, and the average intelligence of East Asian people is 105, understand? It's not just lazy but also stupid, and it's too normal that you can't develop.

Africa's economic structure is mainly based on agriculture, and agricultural production methods are backward, lacking modern technology, and inefficient. Industrial development in Africa has also been relatively slow, with many countries lacking the necessary industrial infrastructure to meet market demand. As a result, Africa's economic development is mainly dependent on the export of raw materials, and the foreign trade is mainly concentrated in Europe and the Americas, which has had a great adverse impact on economic development.

The problem of economic confinement.

Africa is one of the most populous continents in the world, but its economy has always been relatively backward. What is the reason for Africa's slow economic development?

Problems with the structure of the economy.

Africa is one of the most populous continents in the world, but its economy has always been relatively backward. What is the reason for Africa's slow economic development?

Problems with the structure of the economy.

There is no structural problem with the high economic impact.

Natural environmental factors.

The level of education in Africa is relatively low, and many lack the necessary skills and knowledge, preventing the full use of Africa's human resources. The imbalance in educational resources, and the very obvious educational gap between urban and rural areas, also limit Africa's economic development.

Problems with the structure of the economy.

Let's start with an analysis of Africa's natural environment. Africa's climate is very symmetrical from south to north. The centre is the tropical rainforest climate, which is surrounded by a savannah climate, followed by a tropical desert climate and a Mediterranean climate in the north.

According to the way of life and production of modern human beings, only the coastal area of Africa is suitable for human habitation, and tropical rainforests, savannahs, and tropical deserts are not suitable for economic development.

So why did early civilizations appear in Africa? First of all, the savannah of Africa was more suitable for early human life. Before the advent of humans, there were tropical rainforests in eastern and western Africa, and the forests here were inhabited by large numbers of apes.

There is food such as fruits everywhere, and the apes live a carefree life.

However, the Great Rift Valley gradually formed, which interrupted the communication between East and West Africa. The forests of the East African Plateau gradually degenerated into grasslands, so the apes here could only give up forest life and choose to fight wild beasts on the grasslands, and gradually began to walk independently, learning to use stone tools, fire, etc., and evolved into early humans.

The vast savannah region of Africa, with its abundant wildlife, was suitable for the development of early humans. In ancient times, the grassland was the best living environment. It is precisely because of this superior natural environment that the human society on the African grassland has made slow progress and has been in the primitive tribal era for a long time.

After the formation of human beings, they continued to spread to the periphery, and eventually many of them spread to the Eurasian continent and the whole world. The spread to Eurasia encountered greater environmental challenges, and on the contrary, it was able to develop ancient civilizations.

Ancient map by Herodotus (colored): Notice the flow of the Nile.

The emergence of the ancient Egyptian civilization in North Africa was also the result of human challenges to the natural environment. About 10,000 years ago, the world's Ice Age ended, and Africa's climate became even drier. In the past, the entire Sahara Desert was a savannah, where humans lived carefree.

As the climate changed, the grasslands degraded into deserts, and a large number of humans concentrated on the banks of the Nile. Because of the loss of a large amount of food**, people in North Africa had to find new food, so they cultivated crops. The regular flooding of the Nile River brought a lot of nutrients to the banks of the lower river, making it very easy to produce agriculture in the ancient Egyptian region.

The reason why Africa is underdeveloped is because they are economically backward and very poor, and they are also backward in science and technology, so they are not so developed, and there is no industry.

Why is Africa underdeveloped? The main thing is that Africa's science and technology can't keep up, and Africans' overall science and technology level is still in a very backward state. His tendons are also not good, and the quality of personnel is not good, so several aspects have caused the current underdeveloped situation.

On the other hand, it is also because the local Eritrean resources are not abundant, there is no development, industrial development cannot keep up, and economic development is backward, so it is relatively underdeveloped.

Why is this Africa underdeveloped? I think it's the same as when we first started the reform and opening up, they just haven't found a breakthrough yet, and when their GDP increases, they have enough economy, and then they can naturally improve their economic strength and military strength.

Africa's geography is complex, and its small population is not conducive to development! Moreover, Africa has a long history of religion, many political regimes, too much resource transportation, and internal friction has brought down development, so it is underdeveloped!

That's an interesting question. First of all, Africa was a colony before, and this background is still hindering the economic development of their country, and secondly, Africa's population growth rate is still quite high, but the survival rate is not high. Then there will be frequent wars in Africa, and the quality of the population is generally not high.

Africa is only part of it, and that's because of their geographical environment, which sometimes has a lot to do with their artificial development.

The reason why Africa is underdeveloped has a lot to do with colonization in the past. In addition, it has something to do with his domestic war and a lot of resources.

Come to why Africa is underdeveloped, the places in Africa are very underdeveloped, so that part of Africa is old and backward.

There are both historical factors, natural factors, and human factors.

Africa's hope for the future may only be pinned on resource cooperation with China. China gives industrial products, and Africa gives resources. In addition, even in some other areas of daily life, I am afraid that China will need assistance.

Imagine that if a person can't do a good job of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, it will be difficult to graduate from high school, this is not only a matter of not being a scientist and engineer, but also a doctor and teacher. Therefore, China's aid to Africa is not ordinarily large, nor is it ordinarily difficult. If Africa continues like this, it should be able to get out of poverty before its resources are exhausted, but it will not be able to become rich either.

The most reasonable amount of wealth that everyone in the world has is actually distributed according to work, and it can never be egalitarianism. Africa's degree of industriousness is not **, it is determined by nature, and the current science and technology cannot be changed, which is equivalent to nature doing a distribution according to work. Wealth should have been very small, but Africa's abundant resources saved lives.

Can Africa rise.

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Can Africa rise.

China gives industrial products, and Africa gives resources. In addition, even in some other areas of daily life, I am afraid that China will need assistance. Imagine that if a person can't do a good job of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, it will be difficult to graduate from high school, this is not only a matter of not being a scientist and engineer, but also a doctor and teacher.

Therefore, China's aid to Africa is not ordinarily large, nor is it ordinarily difficult. If Africa continues like this, it should be able to get out of poverty before its resources are exhausted, but it will not be able to become rich either. The most reasonable amount of wealth that everyone in the world has is actually distributed according to work, and it can never be egalitarianism.

Africa's degree of industriousness is not **, it is determined by nature, and the current science and technology cannot be changed, which is equivalent to nature doing a distribution according to work. Wealth should have been very small, but Africa's abundant resources saved lives.

How can we rise?

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Is there a possibility for Africa to rise now?

Which country is the great power of Africa.

Pro-Africa has the potential to rise, but it is relatively small in the short term. If you go by population, the four largest countries in Africa are Nigeria, Egypt, Ethiopia and Congo; However, according to the size of the economy, the four largest countries are Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt and Algeria, and the total African economy in 2018 was trillions of dollars (data**: International Monetary Organization), and these four countries reached trillions of dollars, accounting for about 55% of the entire Africa, which can be called the "four major powers" in Africa.