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scottsmen who searched for the source of the niger river
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Christian missionary- British- searched for an inland river
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cotton, rubber, ivory, gold, diamonds
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pride in your nation - fueled europen colinization
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try to spread christianity- fueled europen colonization
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Egypt- built by French- controlled by britsh
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1884 Europeans meet to distribute Africa
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remains independant and Battle of Adowa
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root language for many africans and became used to descibe Africa
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S. African tribe whos leader was Shaka Zulu
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named for dutch decendants
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direct rule= europens in africa
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changed african tradition
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railroads, roads, telephone poles, hospitals
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believe in freedom and equality
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feeling of anticolonialism, desire for modern technology and europen standards of life
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seperation of races by the dutch govt, S. Africa 1948-90's
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land were natives americans were feared to the blackers were seperated
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N. Africans were forced to carry them by law or punished
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banned by govt and represented the Native Africans
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many africans were killed, massacure for protesting the pass book laws
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leader of NCA sent to jail for treasin 1964, 1994 became president
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kids rioted over new language laws
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boycotted S. africa through bussiness and others
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1989 Lifted ban on ANC, he was white- freed Mandella
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1994 Blacks have full rights and Mandella = president
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