NOTICE: THIS IS IMPORTANT BEFORE YOU HELP DO THIS WORK
You will be given PPT materials to identify & state significance of the terms listed below in 1-2 sentences. Do not write too much in a sentence, it is just a word identification part. In the essay below, write about 150-200 words that answer each questions briefly and concisely. So the total is 3. Do not write a super long essay!!
1. Identification
Example: Mungo Park-He was a British explorer and a doctor by profession. In 1795-7, he managed to arrive at Segu in Niger. He was however, unlucky not to make it back together with his team since they drowned inside rapids found near Bussa.
Words lists:
Barry Hertzog
SekouToure
Brazzaville Conference
Bambatha Rebellion
Julius Nyerere
MajiMaji Rebellion
Jomo Kenyatta
Paul Kruger
Native's Land Act
Convention People's Party
United Gold Coast Convention
Jameson Raid
Lord Milner
Patrice Lumumba
Hastings Banda
1. Essay questions
In the essay below, write about 200 words that answer each question briefly and concisely. Do not write a super long essay!!
1. Select a territory in either British West Africa, or British East Africa, or French West Africa for the response to this question. Craft an essay commenting on the various stages involved in your selected territory on its journey from colony to independence. Focus your attention from the eve of World War II to independence. Be sure to include your informed conclusion about the nature of the independent obtained.
2. Assume three meetings took place in South Africa in 1910,1925, and 1937. The Participants at the meetings were a Bantu speaking African. British resident in South Africa, Colored, and an Afrikaner. Establish an agenda for each of the participants. What do you think each participant would have discussed/complained about? Use these deliberations to enlighten us about the political and social structure of South Africa between 1910 and 1939.
3. Discuss at least four examples of African resistance to colonialism. Focus your attention on the specific reasons, achievements and failures of each response.