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In the late 19th century, European empires gathered in Berlin and divided Africa among themselves. Britain, France, Germany, and Belgium rushed to claim land, resources, and global prestige.

But the United States — already an emerging industrial power — did not.

Why didn’t America join the Scramble for Africa?
Was it weakness? Principle? Strategy? Or something more calculated?

At the very moment Europe was carving up Africa, the United States was completing its own continental expansion. As its economy surged and its navy began to grow, American leaders faced a fundamental question: should the U.S. become an overseas empire like Britain and France — or pursue a different path to power?

This video explores the political debates, economic strategy, Monroe Doctrine, industrial expansion, and timing that shaped America’s decision to stay out of the Scramble for Africa — and how that choice influenced its rise as a global power.

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