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I get it, but to make numbers line up for population, production etc for each of the countries and still fit on the map, the borders of the European countries had to move. Since the movement happens within Africa, or it should if European powers follow the agreements they made in the late 1800's, then the borders don't effect the simulation.
Portugal already maintained a presence on the African continent because of its colonies of Mozambique and Angola. Portugal failed to expand (reasons noted below), but its colonies still played a significant role. The Zulu were mostly included because of the formidable challenge that they presented to their British and Boer adversaries, although the Zulu could have also expanded as well during early colonization through settlement. Still, it was critical to include the Zulu because they were one of the few African civilizations that was able to win some battles against the powerful British military. The Boers were included because of their historical significance as well. The Anglo-Boer War was a critical point in colonization, as it drew some of the first major European, humanitarian critiques of colonization. Morocco is included because it nearly survived colonization. This may have been largely due to geographical advantages.
"Inclusion of empires - Fitting with the larger goal of the project, I chose to include civilizations as empires if they had a significant impact on colonization and had a chance of expanding their empires during the 1876-1912 time period. Nations that were successful in expanding their empires were obvious choices. These included Great Britain, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Ethiopia, and Germany.
I also included Portugal, the Zulu, the Boers, and Morocco."
If you're interested in historical mods, we'd love to get feedback on the 1492 mod as well, http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=379961933