All of the items you've listed—textiles, alcohol, diamonds, and guns—were exported from Africa during various periods of European imperialism, though each in different contexts and for different reasons.
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Textiles: During the colonial era, European powers exported textiles to Africa to trade for local goods and resources. These textiles often replaced traditional clothing.
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Alcohol: Alcohol, particularly spirits, was exported to Africa as part of the trade networks. It was used in trade deals and often had a significant social impact within various communities.
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Diamonds: While diamonds are mined in Africa, particularly in countries like South Africa and Botswana, during the colonial period, European powers extracted these resources and exported them to Europe and beyond for profit.
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Guns: Firearms and munitions were also exported from Europe to Africa, often to support colonial rule or to trade with local leaders, which sometimes had devastating effects on the local power dynamics and conflicts.
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