What was Barthélemy Boganda's dream collective nation called?
United States of Asia
United States of Latin America
United States of Latin Africa
United States of Europe
Answer
Barthélemy Boganda, the first president of Central African Republic, had a dream of creating a collective nation of African countries, which he called the United States of Latin Africa. He was inspired by the United States of America and its motto, "e pluribus unum," meaning "out of many, one." Boganda believed that Africa could be a united and prosperous continent if its people worked together.
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