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try to end Arab Slave trade.
what could replace slave trade? cotton
"Christianity and commerce must never go hand in hand" |
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Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town
1984-Nobel Peace Prize |
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evil power that grows on your heart |
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people of tsav powerful people, lineage, elders of witches |
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Tiv believe that if you ate in another man's home he might be feeding you human mean and you owe him a ___ ___. |
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brother's keeper
brother dies you assume responsibility
share fate |
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-Oliver Cromwell, King Charles I
-English Civil War (1642-1648)
-French Revolution
-state, central power
Germans arrive need to establish... |
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control, colonial rule
enforcement of law |
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African
identity is irreducibly communal
"living" always implies "living with" |
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-colour bar
-dual economy
-large scale labor |
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Economics of colonial development
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1. Indirect Contact
2. Trade
3. Direct Contact
4. Conflict
5. Pacification
6. Imposition of Colonial Law
7. Economic Development |
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Two polar types of colonies |
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Examples of Extractive Colonies |
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Extractive Colonies
-concerned with developing ___ exports |
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extractive colonies
plantations and mines
cashcrops like: |
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coffee, cocoa, tea, rubber, sisal |
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extractive colonies
decreased local ___ productions
increased dependence on ___ ___. |
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Extractive Colonies
drying sisal used for _____ ____. |
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Extractive Colonies
Tanzanian __ pickers
Firestone plantation housing Liberia
banana plantation housing |
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Zambia- ____ mine
South Africa- _____ mine |
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Settled Colonies
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Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Kenya, Mozambique |
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Settled Colonies
concerned with developing a viable economy for ___ ____. |
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Settled colonies
creating series of financial advantages in colonial law like |
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settled colonies have a ___ economy. |
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How to draw Africans into wage labor?
forced labor- |
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need for cash
supplemental income |
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-certain period of time to work, make money, leave |
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go find Livingston(beloved by Africans)
selling guns |
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In 1879 Stanley makes _____ with local leaders (deeding) |
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treaties
Scramble for Africa |
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Congo Free State
1885-1908 |
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lease out areas to extraction companies
excluded foreign journalists, missionaries, and competitors. |
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rain caused a problems for roads.
the solution? |
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build railroads
people dies because of malaria and slavery
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orphans
if you didn't meet your rubber quota
10 million died (half population of the time)
those who didn't meet the quota would still work after having a foot or hand removed |
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Royal Museum for Central Africa |
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built in 1897 for Leopold's Congo Free State Exposition |
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The Belgian Congo 1908-1960 |
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tax collection
labor recruitment
drafting |
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riots in 1959 which led to a lot of African _____ in '60, '61, and '62. |
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Alliance des Bakongo
Joseph Kasavubu
ethic area focus |
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Movement National Congolais
non-ethic colony |
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French war in Algeria
June __=independence
"no longer monkies" |
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Rwanda
conflicting ideology
Lord Lugard
administration by _____ ____ |
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The Interlacustine Region |
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extremely high population density
rich soil |
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Rwanda "country of a thousand hills"
self concious history
in Rwanda the BaTwa
pygmies.... |
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Major Ethic Identities in Rwanda |
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-Batwa
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-BaTutsi (WaTutsi -Swahili)
-Mwami-the King
(all 3 groups speak Kinyarwando)
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Germans in 1914-war
1917 lost control of E. Africa & S. Africa
taken over by Belgians
Mutura III King of Rwanda 1931-1959
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establish monarch and have different classes of people (feudal system) |
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Uganda
southern Uganda-Bantu speaking agriculturalists
problems with the ____ ___. |
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Nilotic-north Bantu-south tribal societies
Southern Uganda's protein come from... |
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bananas and plantains low labor costs and high population density |
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King Kabaka trade-Arab Swahili caravans |
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leader of Uganda's People Party |
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Uganda gained independence on |
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himself President for life |
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in 1972 ___ were expelled from Uganda |
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In 1978, Amin attacked Tanzania and in 1979 ... |
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Tanzanian forces take capital |
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Psychodynamics
Premises of a Colonial Society |
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1. There are different kinds of people
2. One group is naturallu superior to the others
3. Inequalities are the inevitable result of natural differences
4. Presence of the expatriates (the Europeans) is because of their honorable and altruistic motives
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Good that the missionaries did |
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bring modern medicine and modern education |
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Africa brought out the worst in people.
The Legend of Colonel ____ ______. |
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Experiential Contradiction |
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your sense of self is formed through your relationships with others |
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ideology is self justification (rationalization) |
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colonial paternalism
dominate in order to serve |
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breaking point for Mau mau conflict |
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-a landless person (a tenant farmer)
-landless people |
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how Mau Mau were thought of my whites. |
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