Title: Imperialism Case Study: Nigeria - CDA's World History Wiki
Headings: A British colony in Nigeria
Imperialism Case Study: Nigeria
A British colony in Nigeria
the legacy of colonial rule
A British Colony
Imperialism in Africa and the Rest of the World
Paternalism and Assimilation
Imperialism in Africa

Content: They were also wanted the people to adopt their customs. The Europeans eventually developed 4 forms of colonial control: sphere of influence, colony, protectorate, and economic imperialism. Depending on the nation, the Europeans exercised either direct or indirect control. A great example of European Imperialism is Britain's rule of Nigeria. Britain had acquired Nigeria through both diplomatic and military means. While some local rulers agreed to sign treaties of protection with Britain and accepted British residents, others opposed the foreign intervention and rebelled against it. -Genesis A. Landestoy
Imperialism in Africa and the Rest of the World
The Europeans wanted control over Africa's land, its people, and its resources. With this in mind, they wanted to take advantage of the policy of imperialism to make their "wish come true". The Europeans so, demanded more influence over the economic, political, and social lives of the people.