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The State of Africa: A History of the Continent Since Independence. Martin Meredith

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“The World’s Oldest Trade ... - History Cooperative - East Africa and the islands off the continent’s coast, however, were occasionally tapped into by the Cape Colony and by other company settlements for special projects. Several hundred Bantu-speaking slaves from West and Central Africa were imported in the Cape Colony after 1652 in the first decades of the colony’s existence.

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The effects of western civilisation and culture on Africa - Mokhtar, G. (1990). UNESCO General History of Africa ... Africa Since 1800. ... Family therapy is growing around the world including in many parts of Africa. While the African continent has many ...

Anti-Colonial Movements | - Anti-colonial Movements Africans in the Americas often provided racial ideologies for modern nationalist and anti-colonial movements in Africa and Europe as well as in the Caribbean and the United States. These ideologies were rooted in similar racial identities drawn from colonial, enslaved, and post-emancipation experiences. This entry will focus upon anti-colonial movements, organizations ...

Chapter 9: African History to 1500 | World History to 1700 - Two general results of the nineteenth century scholarship in the West were the assumptions that Africa, which was commonly referred to as “the dark continent,” lacked a history prior to European arrival on the continent and that any urban developments or complex state structures in Africa were the achievements of outsiders.

History of India - Wikipedia - The Rajputana Agency contained more than 20 princely states, most notable being Udaipur State, Jaipur State, Bikaner State and Jodhpur State. After the fall of the Maratha Empire , many Maratha dynasties and states became vassals in a subsidiary alliance with the British, to form the largest bloc of princely states in the British Raj , in terms ...

Africa: British Colonies | - The British policies in West Africa and East Africa led to the ethnic consciousness or subnationalism of most of the ethnic groups in these colonies. Ethnic rivalries between the major groups in Nigeria—the Igbo, Hausa-Fulani, and Yoruba, who constitute about 65 percent of the population of Nigeria—started during the British colonial period.

African Economic Development and Colonial Legacies - Austin, Gareth, and Chibuike Ugochukwu Uche. 2007. Collusion and competition in colonial economies: Banking in British West Africa, 1916-1960. Business History Review 81 (1): 1-26. Azarya, Victor, and Naomi Chazan. 1987. Disengaging from the State in Africa: Reflections on the experience of Ghana and Guinea.

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