What is Pan-Africanism? Give examples of the armed struggle of the people of Africa against the colonialists of 20-30 years.

Pan-Africanism is a movement of the African intelligentsia to give equal rights to blacks in America. Also, the idea of pan-Africanism was the granting of independence to African countries. Later, this term meant the desire to create a single state on the African continent.

One of the most large-scale and long-lasting uprisings was the uprising in Somalia against British rule.

Performances in the Belgian Congo were also widespread.

In general, the peoples of Africa have actively fought against the exploitation and domination of the Europeans.