Answer:
The correct answers are "abd al qadir", "samori ture", "menelek" and "cetshwayo".
Step-by-step explanation:
From the 15th through 17th centuries different countries of Europe fought to expand their territories and gain power by leading explorations around the world. Different revolutionaries were against this expansion, including Abd Al Qadir, Samori Ture, Menelek and Cetshwayo. Abd Al Qadir, an Algerian religious and military leader, led a resistance against French colonial expansion; Samori Ture as the founder and leader of the Wassoulou Empire resisted French colonial rule in West Africa; Menelek being the emperor of Ethiopia defeated a major Italian military expedition; and Cetshwayo honored his deceased father King Mpande and defeated British expansion into Zululand territory.