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IMPERIALISM IN AFRICA
IMPERIALISM
  Don’t write!

     •IMPERIALISM
      - extending a
      nation’s
      power over
      other lands.
•Africa seen as new
 sources of things Euro
 wanted such as:
1. Raw materials
2.Direct control of
 markets & new markets
  to sell
 goods
3.Rivalries w/
 other nations-
4. Social
 Darwinism:
 survival of
 the fittest &
 racist beliefs
5.White Man’s
 Burden”- belief
 that European’s
 had a
 responsibility to
 civilize primitive
 people
6. spread
 Christianity
•When slave trade was
  banned by 1890s, Euro
  sold textiles &
  manufactured goods in
  exchange for resources
  such as
 peanuts,
 timber,
 palm oil.
DON’ T WRITE
• Euros pushed for a more
  permanent presence. Gold
  Coast 1st colony when the Brits
  annex it.
• Brits set up PROTECTORATE
  (must depend on another govt)
  in Nigeria.
• Others compete for the rest of
  Africa (all but Liberia &
  Ethiopia taken by 1914
MRS. BARNES WHEN
  SHE WAKES UP
EXPLORATION: DON’T WRITE!
• Many explorers come to
  Africa including David
  Livingston who gets lost.
• Is found by journalist
  Henry Stanley who
  talks Leopold II of
  Belgium into
 colonizing Congo.
EUROPE DIVIDES AFRICA: DON’ T WRITE
           •Ger, Br, Port,
            Belgium claim
            same land.
           •Meet at Berlin
            Conference in
            1884 & divide
            up Africa.
           •No African reps
•Egypt part of Ottoman
 Empire until
 MUHAMMAD ALI took
 over & est separate
 Egyptian state.
•Modernized army,
 reformed schools,
 created industries.
SUEZ CANAL
   Ferdinand de
    Lesseps
    designs SUEZ
    CANAL in 1864
    to connect Red
    Sea to
    Mediterranean
    Sea for faster
    shipping
SUEZ CANAL
•Brits buy
 out Egypt’s
 share of
 canal &
 then take
 over Egypt
INDIRECT RULE
• Brits used INDIRECT RULE-
  local rulers kept positions
  of power & followed
  colonizer’s rules.
• Kept local customs,
  but caused
  tension
DIRECT RULE
   • France used
     DIRECT RULE-
     local officials
     removed from
     power &
     replaced w/
     new set of
     officials from
     mother country
MRS. BARNES & MR BARNES
 ON THEIR WEDDING DAY
CHANGES IN AFRICA
• 1. Colonizers created new
  govts (direct or indirect)
• 2. loss of farmlands & build
  up of resentment
• 3. Educated people in
  colonizers language &
  religion (but many learned
  western ideas)
• 4. many different ethnic
  groups forced together
5. Desire for nationalism
  grew with lost freedoms
6. Became labor to
  produce raw materials
BRITISH IN INDIA
• DON’T WRITE!
• Brits powerful &
  move into India.
• British East India
  Trading Company
  given power by
  govt to help w/
  military &
  political affairs.
BRITISH EAST INDIA
     COMPANY
•BETC
 wants
 resources
 & new
 markets
SEPOY REBELLION
•BETC had own soldiers &
 hired Indians (Sepoys)
 to defend company
 interests,
 but Sepoys
 refused orders
 & rebel
•Thought bullets were
 greased in cow & pig fat
 ( Sepoys were Hindu or
 Muslim & this was
 against beliefs)
SEPOY REBELLION
      •Revolt, fails
       b/c
       problems
       btw
       Hindu’s &
       Muslims
QUEEN VICTORIA
   •BETC loses
    power & Br
    govt takes
    over
   • Queen Victoria
     becomes
    Empress
•Brit rules
 through a
 VICEROY-
 governor
 who
 represents
 monarch
• Benefits of Brit rule
  included:
• order, stability, new
 school system, RRs,
 telegraphs, & trains for
 transportation of goods
 & people.
• Problems caused:
• Manufactured goods
  destroy local industry
• grow cotton, not food,
• Brits get best jobs
• No respect for culture
• Corrupt tax
  collectors
INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
• Indian nationalists want
  reform & meet in 1885 to
  form Indian National
  Congress. (educated in colonial
 schools)
• INC want share in governing
  process & Indian
   independence
TAJ MAHAL
• Hindu majority & Muslim
  minority.
• Muslims want separate
  Muslim League.
• Afraid Hindus will
  overrun all others.
INDIA
•Mahatma Gandhi, (a
 former lawyer) organizes
 protests.
•Believes in non-violent
 protest or CIVIL
 DISOBEDIENCE- (refusal
 to obey unjust law) to
 get independence.
•Led marches, protests,
 boycotts & withheld
 paying taxes to get
 independence
•used traditional Indian
 dress, language, seen as
 a spiritual leader
INDIA or
• Gandhi called MAHATMA
  “Great Soul”
• 1919 Brits kill 100s & arrest
  Gandhi
• Led Salt March in 1930, urging
  people to make salt, (against Brit
  law) showing non-violent resistance)
• Helps get independence in 1947.
  assassinated
MAHATMA GANDHI

      • “WE MUST
       BE THE
       CHANGE
       WE WISH
       TO SEE”
GREAT SALT MARCH 1930
INDIA & PAKISTAN
•Conflict grows btw
 Muslim minority & Hindu
 majority.
• Muslims led by Ali Jinnah want a
  separate Muslim state in Pakistan
•8/14/47 Indian empire
 gets independence &
 divided into 2 nations:

 India- Hindu nation
 Pakistan-Muslim nation.
INDIA & PAKISTAN
• Millions flee. Hindus go to
  India & Muslims to
  Pakistan.
• Many die, including Gandhi,
  (assassinated on 6/30/48)
• Several areas stay indep.
• Each choose which nation
  to join
KASHMIR
   • Kashmir,
     area high in
     Hindu Kush
     mtns btw
     India &
     Pakistan had
     problems.
   • Good resources there &
     also major rivers of
     region begin here.
KASHMIR
• Kashmir has Hindu Prince &
  Muslim people.
• Pakistan & India sends in
  troops to take over.
• UN steps in & divides
  Kashmir .(2/3 to India & 1/3 to
  Pakistan). No one happy. Series of
  small wars occur.
• In 1990s, both nations get nuclear
  weapons.
KASHMIR
• Violence starts in 2001 election
• Pak hijacks India airliner.
• Ind troops kill people in
  camps & tests long range
  missiles
• Oct 2001, 1 million troops line
  up along border.
• Still ongoing struggle.
AFRICA
•Did not get independence
 after WW I .
•Euro can’t afford
  to keep troops
  in colonies
 after WWII
•New leaders (many
 educated in US) believe
 in MARCUS GARVEY.
•He stressed PAN-
 AFRICANISM: unity of
 African people
•Stress African
 heritage
KWAME NKRUMAH
    • 1957: The Gold
      Coast(Ghana),
      1st colony gets
      independence
      from GB w/ help
      of KWAME
      NKRUMAH who
     later became leader
• 17 by nations
  by 1960.
• 11 more btw
  1961-1965.
• Guerilla
  warfare helps
  Morocco,
  Mozambique,
  Angola &
  Tunisia
•White run govt.
•1950s: AFRIKANNERS
 (SA whites) decide to
 make stronger
 segregation laws
 (separating races)
 called APARTHEID.
•1960-Students protest
 peacefully at Sharpsville,
 troops open fire, shooting kids in back.
•Blacks not allowed to
 participate in govt, hold
 certain jobs, must live in
 separate
 homelands.
•NELSON MANDELA
 leader of AFRICAN
 NATIONAL CONGRESS
 (formed to get poli
 reform) is arrested for
 fighting for rights.
•Nations boycott
 SA & ban SA
 from Olympics.
• 1993 President
  de Klerk agrees
  to hold
  democratic
  elections (due
  to international
  pressure).
• Mandela
  elected Pres. (jail
 time 26 years
NELSON MANDELLA
AFRICAN NATIONAL
    CONGRESS
ISSUES IN AFRICA
1. single crop economy. ¾
 live off of land.
2.few factories, low
 literacy rates, few skilled
 workers
3. hi pop growth (3% per
 yr) high birth rates &
 death rates
4.Must import technology
 & manufactured goods
 from West
5. bribery & corrupt
 officials, child soldiers
6. Huge droughts create
 FAMINE- lack of food
7. Uneven resources.
8. Poverty
9.Fast urbanization- city
 growth leads to crime,
 overcrowding, pollution,
 not enough services.
10. Aids- 300 mil by 2040.
 8% of continent. ¾ of
 Nairobi
NIGHTMARE IN RWANDA
MASSACRE OF THE
    TUTSIS
• Civil wars begin btw groups
  when too many ethnic
  groups put together in one
  area.
• GENONICDE: killing a
  specific ethnic group:
• RWANDA- Hutus kill
  500,000 Tutsis on a
  rampage in 1994. Killed w/
  machetes, fire & torture.

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Imperialism in Africa and South Asia

  • 2. IMPERIALISM Don’t write! •IMPERIALISM - extending a nation’s power over other lands.
  • 3. •Africa seen as new sources of things Euro wanted such as: 1. Raw materials 2.Direct control of markets & new markets to sell goods
  • 4. 3.Rivalries w/ other nations- 4. Social Darwinism: survival of the fittest & racist beliefs
  • 5. 5.White Man’s Burden”- belief that European’s had a responsibility to civilize primitive people 6. spread Christianity
  • 6. •When slave trade was banned by 1890s, Euro sold textiles & manufactured goods in exchange for resources such as peanuts, timber, palm oil.
  • 7. DON’ T WRITE • Euros pushed for a more permanent presence. Gold Coast 1st colony when the Brits annex it. • Brits set up PROTECTORATE (must depend on another govt) in Nigeria. • Others compete for the rest of Africa (all but Liberia & Ethiopia taken by 1914
  • 8. MRS. BARNES WHEN SHE WAKES UP
  • 9. EXPLORATION: DON’T WRITE! • Many explorers come to Africa including David Livingston who gets lost. • Is found by journalist Henry Stanley who talks Leopold II of Belgium into colonizing Congo.
  • 10. EUROPE DIVIDES AFRICA: DON’ T WRITE •Ger, Br, Port, Belgium claim same land. •Meet at Berlin Conference in 1884 & divide up Africa. •No African reps
  • 11.
  • 12. •Egypt part of Ottoman Empire until MUHAMMAD ALI took over & est separate Egyptian state. •Modernized army, reformed schools, created industries.
  • 13. SUEZ CANAL Ferdinand de Lesseps designs SUEZ CANAL in 1864 to connect Red Sea to Mediterranean Sea for faster shipping
  • 14. SUEZ CANAL •Brits buy out Egypt’s share of canal & then take over Egypt
  • 15. INDIRECT RULE • Brits used INDIRECT RULE- local rulers kept positions of power & followed colonizer’s rules. • Kept local customs, but caused tension
  • 16. DIRECT RULE • France used DIRECT RULE- local officials removed from power & replaced w/ new set of officials from mother country
  • 17. MRS. BARNES & MR BARNES ON THEIR WEDDING DAY
  • 18. CHANGES IN AFRICA • 1. Colonizers created new govts (direct or indirect) • 2. loss of farmlands & build up of resentment • 3. Educated people in colonizers language & religion (but many learned western ideas)
  • 19. • 4. many different ethnic groups forced together 5. Desire for nationalism grew with lost freedoms 6. Became labor to produce raw materials
  • 21. • DON’T WRITE! • Brits powerful & move into India. • British East India Trading Company given power by govt to help w/ military & political affairs.
  • 22. BRITISH EAST INDIA COMPANY •BETC wants resources & new markets
  • 23. SEPOY REBELLION •BETC had own soldiers & hired Indians (Sepoys) to defend company interests, but Sepoys refused orders & rebel
  • 24. •Thought bullets were greased in cow & pig fat ( Sepoys were Hindu or Muslim & this was against beliefs)
  • 25. SEPOY REBELLION •Revolt, fails b/c problems btw Hindu’s & Muslims
  • 26. QUEEN VICTORIA •BETC loses power & Br govt takes over • Queen Victoria becomes Empress
  • 27. •Brit rules through a VICEROY- governor who represents monarch
  • 28. • Benefits of Brit rule included: • order, stability, new school system, RRs, telegraphs, & trains for transportation of goods & people.
  • 29. • Problems caused: • Manufactured goods destroy local industry • grow cotton, not food, • Brits get best jobs • No respect for culture • Corrupt tax collectors
  • 30. INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS • Indian nationalists want reform & meet in 1885 to form Indian National Congress. (educated in colonial schools) • INC want share in governing process & Indian independence
  • 32. • Hindu majority & Muslim minority. • Muslims want separate Muslim League. • Afraid Hindus will overrun all others.
  • 33.
  • 34. INDIA •Mahatma Gandhi, (a former lawyer) organizes protests. •Believes in non-violent protest or CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE- (refusal to obey unjust law) to get independence.
  • 35. •Led marches, protests, boycotts & withheld paying taxes to get independence •used traditional Indian dress, language, seen as a spiritual leader
  • 36. INDIA or • Gandhi called MAHATMA “Great Soul” • 1919 Brits kill 100s & arrest Gandhi • Led Salt March in 1930, urging people to make salt, (against Brit law) showing non-violent resistance) • Helps get independence in 1947. assassinated
  • 37. MAHATMA GANDHI • “WE MUST BE THE CHANGE WE WISH TO SEE”
  • 39. INDIA & PAKISTAN •Conflict grows btw Muslim minority & Hindu majority. • Muslims led by Ali Jinnah want a separate Muslim state in Pakistan
  • 40. •8/14/47 Indian empire gets independence & divided into 2 nations: India- Hindu nation Pakistan-Muslim nation.
  • 41. INDIA & PAKISTAN • Millions flee. Hindus go to India & Muslims to Pakistan. • Many die, including Gandhi, (assassinated on 6/30/48) • Several areas stay indep. • Each choose which nation to join
  • 42. KASHMIR • Kashmir, area high in Hindu Kush mtns btw India & Pakistan had problems. • Good resources there & also major rivers of region begin here.
  • 43. KASHMIR • Kashmir has Hindu Prince & Muslim people. • Pakistan & India sends in troops to take over. • UN steps in & divides Kashmir .(2/3 to India & 1/3 to Pakistan). No one happy. Series of small wars occur. • In 1990s, both nations get nuclear weapons.
  • 44. KASHMIR • Violence starts in 2001 election • Pak hijacks India airliner. • Ind troops kill people in camps & tests long range missiles • Oct 2001, 1 million troops line up along border. • Still ongoing struggle.
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  • 46. AFRICA •Did not get independence after WW I . •Euro can’t afford to keep troops in colonies after WWII
  • 47. •New leaders (many educated in US) believe in MARCUS GARVEY. •He stressed PAN- AFRICANISM: unity of African people •Stress African heritage
  • 48. KWAME NKRUMAH • 1957: The Gold Coast(Ghana), 1st colony gets independence from GB w/ help of KWAME NKRUMAH who later became leader
  • 49. • 17 by nations by 1960. • 11 more btw 1961-1965. • Guerilla warfare helps Morocco, Mozambique, Angola & Tunisia
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  • 51. •White run govt. •1950s: AFRIKANNERS (SA whites) decide to make stronger segregation laws (separating races) called APARTHEID.
  • 52. •1960-Students protest peacefully at Sharpsville, troops open fire, shooting kids in back. •Blacks not allowed to participate in govt, hold certain jobs, must live in separate homelands.
  • 53. •NELSON MANDELA leader of AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS (formed to get poli reform) is arrested for fighting for rights. •Nations boycott SA & ban SA from Olympics.
  • 54. • 1993 President de Klerk agrees to hold democratic elections (due to international pressure). • Mandela elected Pres. (jail time 26 years
  • 56. AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
  • 57. ISSUES IN AFRICA 1. single crop economy. ¾ live off of land. 2.few factories, low literacy rates, few skilled workers 3. hi pop growth (3% per yr) high birth rates & death rates
  • 58. 4.Must import technology & manufactured goods from West 5. bribery & corrupt officials, child soldiers 6. Huge droughts create FAMINE- lack of food 7. Uneven resources. 8. Poverty
  • 59. 9.Fast urbanization- city growth leads to crime, overcrowding, pollution, not enough services. 10. Aids- 300 mil by 2040. 8% of continent. ¾ of Nairobi
  • 61. MASSACRE OF THE TUTSIS
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  • 63. • Civil wars begin btw groups when too many ethnic groups put together in one area. • GENONICDE: killing a specific ethnic group: • RWANDA- Hutus kill 500,000 Tutsis on a rampage in 1994. Killed w/ machetes, fire & torture.