Serving as a model for subsequent kingdoms in the savanna of central Africa, the Luba kingdom survived until the arrival of __________ colonialism at the end of the nineteenth century.

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The Luba kingdom, located in the central African region that is now part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, survived until the arrival of Belgian colonialism at the end of the nineteenth century. Belgium, under King Leopold II, established control over the Congo Free State, which encompassed the area of the Luba kingdom.

Serving as a Model for Subsequent Kingdoms in the Savanna