The economies of most African colonies were dependent on
A. industrial development.
B. one or two crops.
C. a strong middle class.
D. diverse farmlands.
Answer (2)
The economies of most African colonies were heavily dependent on one or two cash crops for export, creating economic vulnerabilities. This reliance often sidelined local food production and had lasting impacts on food security and economic stability. Therefore, the best answer to the question is option B: one or two crops.
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The economies of most African colonies were largely dependent on one or two crops, focusing on cash crops for export. This monoculture led to economic vulnerabilities and limited local agricultural diversity. Despite some diverse farmlands, colonial policies often prioritized cash crops over food security. ;
