Within the margin of 46 years, the British were able to lend a hand in expanding Kenya’s miniscule travel routes to cover the vast majority of Kenyan soil, something that would have been nearly impossible to create without the import of resources from Europe (Document D, taken from The Geography of Modern Kenya, Edward W Soja). Above all, the privilege of transportation gave so much to the people of Kenya, opening up opportunities they hadn’t even thought possible. In the