US-Africa relations: The Beginings
May 30, 2021 africa / African America / Agriculture / America / Black / Business / China / Crop / Diaspora / Economy / George Washington Carver / investment / leadership / mathematics / Nitrogen / Thomas Fuller / Trade / US
The presence of Africans in the America’s can be argued it predated 1492 though since the formation of the greatest experiment on Earth in 1776, the official United States of America – Africa relations began before World War II, when the United States only directly dealt with the former American colony of Liberia, the independent nation of Ethiopia, and the semi-independent nation of Egypt. The beginning of this official US-Africa relationship was not only reinforced by the need to internationalize American values but also due to the undying drive of African-Americans to reconnect to their roots. Although US-Africa dialogue and…
