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Central African Republic

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History

 

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May 3, 2016

 

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The first really significant form of outsider interference in the country started when the Arab slave trade began in the 1600s. It lasted until the late 19th century. The next significant form of outsider interference was foreign control of the country through imperialism and, today, foreign influence through foreign aid and trade (O'Toole, T...
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1941). One of the first direct changes in Central Africa's lifestyle was the beginning of the slave trade. The slave trade disrupted settlements and reduced the population. The trade caused the local people to start dealing, although not in a positive manner, with outsiders from countries that had known little of that area...
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