HISTORY 3CG3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Montgomery Bus Boycott, Cuban Missile Crisis, Revolutionary Nationalist Movement
16 Sep 2013
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Tutorial reading: jomo kenyatta, suffering without bitterness: the. Many africans at that time found that, on land which had been in the possession of their ancestors from time immemorial, they were not working as squatters or as labourers. African sense of entitlement for war contributions. The rise of western educated elite class. Nationalist demands: national congress of british west africa. Multiracial tensions in british east africa kenya, uganda. Nationalism and white settler rule in southern africa: portuguese settler colonies of angola and mozambique, british settlers in rhodesia (zimbabwe): british-held rhodesia. Difference between south africa and southern africa. 17th century dutch (afrikaner) settlers and later british colonizers. Rise of afrikaner (white south africans of dutch origin) nationalism. Black nationalism: the african national congress of south africa (anc) Negotiated colonization in british west africa: gold coat (ghana); nigeria: national promises did not happen, became the start of a whole new conflict, vision nationalists hoped for did not happen.
