What impact did Europeans have on African health care?
a. European diseases decimated the African population.
b. European colonists neglected African health care in order to weaken the population.
c. Although they claimed to improve it, colonialism usually worsened health care.
d. African health care improved across the board due to European intervention.
e. European universities gave free scholarships to Africans wishing to study medicine.
ANSWER:
c
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