The Reductive View of Africans in World History: Racism, Coups, and Exploitation

Reductive view of Africa people in World History Institutional Affiliation 4th April 2021 Reductive view of Africa people in World History [Name] The [Author] viewed African leaders as incompetent and should focus instead on dancing and sports. In 1971, tape recording in the oval office entails discussions of how Africa people cannot rule over themselves since they are kind and sociable. Brian Clowes, Human Life International states that America manipulated Africa people to kill each other by turning them against their own leaders leading to rebellion. Between the year 1960 to 1974, Africa experienced nine coups and seventeen conflicts in Angola, Congo, Ghana and Uganda. CIA study shows many Africa countries were attaining record development in 1950s, however, approximately 20 million people from Africa died because of hunger, warfare and diseases. Africa leaders were perceived as dangerous to national security leading to the war against the governments. In 1960 Presidential Debate about [Author] Foreign Policy, the [Author] talked about wanting to help Africa out of concern and at the same time, the Eisenhower Administration consented to the killing of Patrice Lumumba. In order t