Question

At the Berlin Conference of 1884:

the main European powers divided the African territory among themselves without African consent
the dividing up of the area of South Asia was undertaken
the shipment of slaves from Africa was abolished
the main European powers agreed to grant some countries in Africa independence
the Europeans, in consultation with African representatives, defined the boundaries of the "new" Africa

Answer 1

At the Berlin Conference of 1884, the main European powers divided the African territory among themselves without African consent. The conference resulted in the division and colonization of Africa by European powers, with little regard for the wishes or input of African nations or peoples. The Europeans unilaterally defined the boundaries and control of territories, leading to significant consequences for Africa's history and subsequent struggles for independence.

Answer 2

"the main European powers divided the African territory among themselves without African consent"

Step-by-step explanation:

The Berlin Conference of 1884, also known as The Scramble for Africa Is when the leading European powers at the time Britain, France, Germany, etc split up the lands of Africa to exploit their natural resources. At this conference they split up Africa (mostly west) into neat little areas for them to later colonize and profit from.