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The impact of the pact of continuation of colonization of West and Central Africa was that European superpowers affected the life and social organization of the African tribes. Limits and frontiers were changed in what was known as the "Scramble for Africa."
Between 1881 and 1914, European superpowers such as Great Britain, France, Portugal, Spain, and the Netherlands, split the African territory to serve their own colonization interests. These countries exploited the many raw materials and natural resources of Africa to create profits.
To formalize this partition, European countries summit in Berlin to sign the agreement during the Berlin Conference in 1884.