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European national boundaries were a new concept for much of Africa which was accustomed to small tribal or village living and didn't understand how many such tribes and villages, which often warred with each other, could be put together under one national banner.  This forced nationhood apart from African cultural groups and village life has continued to be a source of strife in African nations to this day.
 
European national boundaries were a new concept for much of Africa which was accustomed to small tribal or village living and didn't understand how many such tribes and villages, which often warred with each other, could be put together under one national banner.  This forced nationhood apart from African cultural groups and village life has continued to be a source of strife in African nations to this day.
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== See also ==
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*[[African painting]]
    
== External links ==
 
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