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Form 3 History: European Invasion and the Process of Colonization of Africa

Form 3 History and Government: European Invasion and the Process of Colonization of Africa online lessons

Lessons (44)

• 1.    European invasion and the process of colonization of Africa and the scramble and partition of Africa.
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• 2.    Methods used by Europeans to acquire colonies in Africa.
  15m 4s

• 3.    Factors that led to the scramble for colonies in Africa
  8m 58s

• 4.    Political reasons for scramble and partition of Africa
  8m 45s

• 5.    Strategic reasons for scramble and partition of Africa
  8m 41s

• 6.    Social reasons for scramble and partition of Africa
  8m 30s

• 7.    The pull factors for scramble and partition of Africa
  7m 51s

• 8.    The process of partition of Africa and the Berlin conference
  7m 45s

• 9.    Terms of the Berlin act of 1884-1885.
  8m 5s

• 10.    Impacts of the partition of Africa
  7m 15s

• 11.    Social impacts of the partition of Africa
  7m 5s

• 12.    Economic effects of partition of Africa
  5m 4s

• 13.    African reaction to European colonization
  4m 58s

• 14.    The Maji Maji Rebellion (1905- 1907)
  9m 53s

• 15.    The course of the maji maji war.
  7m 40s

• 16.    Consequences of the maji maji uprising.
  6m 27s

• 17.    Reforms introduced by the German administration after the maji maji uprising.
  5m 40s

• 18.    Role of religion in the Maji Maji rebellion.
  4m 18s

• 19.    The Mandinka resistance:the course of Mandinka resistance
  8m 58s

• 20.    Significance of the Bisandugu treaties (1886-1887)
  4m 34s

• 21.    Causes of the Franco-Mandinka war (1891-1898)
  6m 13s

• 22.    Course of the franco-mandinka war.
  7m 43s

• 23.    Factors that aided Samori Toure in offering a protracted resistance to the Europeans.
  5m 28s

• 24.    Why Samori was finally defeated by French
  5m 34s

• 25.    The Ndebele Resistance:background.
  8m 9s

• 26.    Causes of the 1893 Ndebele war.
  5m 5s

• 27.    Course of Ndebele war
  4m 30s

• 28.    Second Matabele War (the Chimurenga war 1896-1897)
  3m 43s

• 29.    Causes of the Chimurenga war.
  15m 53s

• 30.    Course of the Chimurenga war
  11m 11s

• 31.    Role of religion in the organization of the Shona –Ndebele resistance
  6m 35s

• 32.    Why the Ndebele and shona were defeated.
  7m 53s

• 33.    Results of the Chimurenga war.
  5m 57s

• 34.    Collaboration and reasons for collaboration by some African communities.
  7m 45s

• 35.    Factors which influenced Lewanika of the Lozi to collaborate with the British.
  6m 28s

• 36.    Lochner Treaty of 1890; treaty between the Lewanika and British.
  6m 22s

• 37.    The Coryndon Treaty (1900) :A treaty between Lewanika and the British
  5m 12s

• 38.    Results of Lewanika collaboration.
  5m 39s

• 39.    The Buganda collaboration and why the Kabaka Mutesa I collaborated with the Europeans
  8m 51s

• 40.    Why Kabaka Mwanga collaborated with the Europeans.
  5m 17s

• 41.    The Buganda agreement with the British and reasons for signing of the Buganda agreement.
  4m 54s

• 42.    Terms of the Buganda agreement with the British
  5m 36s

• 43.    Results of the Buganda agreement with the British
  4m 35s

• 44.    Results of African collaboration with the Europeans
  5m 59s