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The earliest studies of African history date back to early written history. Historians of the ancient Mediterranean world and medieval Islamic civilization have focused on Africa as part of their scope, especially North Africa, which was part of these civilizations. However, historical interest in the region diminished with the expansion of the Ottoman Empire in the sixteenth century. After Napoleon Bonaparte's expedition to Egypt in 1798, North Africa again received the attention of historians. With the rise of European colonial power in the region, following the French conquest of Algiers in 1830 and the British occupation of Egypt in 1882, historical studies came to be dominated by a colonialist European perspective. However, from the 1930s onwards, a modernization movement in Islam emerged, there was the development of European-style educational institutions in the colonies of North Africa, and nationalist movements emerged in the region. These factors contributed to the emergence of indigenous schools of history, which produced works in Arabic, French, and English, thus restoring a balance in North African historical studies.
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The earliest studies of African history date back to early written history
.
Historians of the ancient Mediterranean world and medieval Islamic civilization have focused on Africa as part of their scope
,
especially North Africa
,
which was part of these civilizations
.
However
,
historical interest in the region diminished with the expansion of the Ottoman Empire in the sixteenth century
.
After Napoleon Bonaparte's expedition to Egypt in 1798
,
North Africa again received the attention of historians
.
With the rise of European colonial power in the region
,
following the French conquest of Algiers in 1830 and the British occupation of Egypt in 1882
,
historical studies came to be dominated by a colonialist European perspective
.
However
,
from the 1930s onwards
,
a modernization movement in Islam emerged
,
there was the development of European-style educational institutions in the colonies of North Africa
,
and nationalist movements emerged in the region
.
These factors contributed to the emergence of indigenous schools of history
,
which produced works in Arabic
,
French
,
and English
,
thus restoring a balance in North African historical studies
.
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