The appearance of European traders in West Central Africa in the fifteenth,sixteenth,and seventeenth centuries encouraged all of the following developments EXCEPT

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The European traders in West Central Africa during the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries were primarily involved in trade, including the slave trade, rather than the conquest and settlement of African states. Their interactions led to the spread of Catholicism, centralization of political authority, and increased internal conflicts, but not to European settlers conquering and settling in many African states.

The Appearance of European Traders in West Central Africa in the Fifteenth,sixteenth,and