The purpose of the Berlin Conference was to: A. Teach Africans how to govern themselves independently.
B. Discuss the best trade routes from Africa to Germany.
C. Give independence to European colonies in Africa.
D. Partition African territory among European nations.

In 1884, the Berlin Conference was convened to discuss African colonization, with the aim of setting up international guidelines for making claims to African land to avoid conflict between European powers.

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