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When did the "scramble for Africa" end? A. Late 1900s B. The American Civil War C. Early 1600s D. World War I

When did the "scramble for Africa" end? A. Late 1900s B. The American Civil War C. Early 1600s D. World War I
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When did the "scramble for Africa" end?

A. Late 1900s
B. The American Civil War
C. Early 1600s
D. World War I

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D) World War I

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World War I has the closest date. So D
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