Modern African Nationalism 1935 to Present

Modern African Nationalism
1935 to Present
N samba Gonzaga Baker
B.A EDDe (HONS) M.D.K
M.A Soc. M.U.K
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Definition of Mrican Nationalism
Factors ofthe growth of African nationalism
Characteristics of African Nationalism
Colonial policies
The Italo-Ethiopian crisis
The Second World War
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Super powers/cold war politics
The United Nations Organisation (U.N.O)
The role of Asian Nationalism
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The role of India
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PAN AFRICANISM
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THE NON ALIGNED MOVEMENT
Origins ofNon alignment
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The Bandung Conference
Aims and objectives ofthe NAM
Achievements of the NAM
Problems, Weaknesses and failures ofNAM
The Lusaka Declaration
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Definition ofPan Africanism
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Objectives ofPan Africanism
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The little impact ofPan Africanism by 1945
The 1945 Manchester Conference
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The 1958 Accra Congress
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Obstacles to Pan Africanism
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Achievements ofPan Africanism
Weaknesses ofPan Africanism
Factors for the growth ofPan Africanism
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AFRICAN NATIONALISM
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THE ORGANISATION OF AFRICAN UNITY
Objectives ofthe O.AU
Principles and organs ofthe O.AU
Achievements ofthe O.A.U
Failures ofthe O.A.U
Problems encountered by the O.A.U
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THE EAST AFRICAN FEDERATION
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~ Reasons forthe cJoser union ofEast Africa
~ Reasons for the failure of the E. A. F
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REGIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
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THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY (E.AC)
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~ Aims, objectives and structure of the E.A. C
~ Achievements ofthe EAC
~ The collapse ofthe East African Community
~ Effects ofthe collapse ofthe EAC
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~ THE ECONOMIC COMMUNITY OF WEST AFRICAN STATES
~ Aims and objectives of the ECOW AS
~ Achievements of the ECOWAS
~ Challenges, problems and failures ofthe ECOWAS
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~ THE SOUTH AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT COORDINATION
CONFERENCE
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~ Aims, objectives and problems ofthe SADCC
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~ THE SOUTH AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY
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~ Achievements and challenges ofthe SADC
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CHAPTER 7 : AFRICAN CULTURE
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European interference in African culture
Positive aspects ofEuropean culture
Attempts to preserve African culture
Problems in reviving African culture
The role of African Writers. "
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CHAPTER 8 : NEO COLONIALISM IN AFRICA
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Manifestations ofNeo-colonialism
Consequences ofNeo-colonialism
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THE 1952 EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION
Its causes/failures ofKing Farouk
King Farouk' s Achievements
Its impact on African Nationalism
> The Nationalisation ofthe Suez Canal
~ the success oftheEgyptian Revolution
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The Suez Canal crisis of 1956
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THE 1959 RWANDA REVOLUTION
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The 1990 invasion ofRwanda
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1964 ZANZmAR REVOLUTION
Its causes and effects
Reasons for its success
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1969 LmYAN REVOLUTION
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Its causes andeffects
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THE GBANAIAN REVOLUTION
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Reasons for the early independence of Ghana
Obstacles in Ghana's independence struggle
Stages in Ghana's search for independence
~ The role of political parties
Ghana's independence and African Nationalism
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Nkrumah's role
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The down fall ofNkrumah/1966 coup
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The 1972 coup in Ghana
Nkrumah as a Pan Africanist
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ERITREAN WAR OF SECESSION
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Obstacles to the Eritrean Liberation war
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Factors for its success
Effects ofthe Eritrean War ofsecession
Instabilities in the horn of Africa
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NATIONALISM IN ETBIOPIA
Achievements ofEmperor Haille Sellasie
Failures ofHaille SellasieIThe 1974 coup in Ethiopia
The impact ofthe 1974 coup
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BELGIAN CONGO AN D TUE KATANGA
SECESSION
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~ Reasons for delayed Nationalism in Congo
~ Factors forthe rise Nationalism in Congo
~ The Katanga secession (its causes & effects)
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NATIONALISMINNIGERIA
~ The road to independence in Nigeria
~ The role of the NCNC
~ Dr. Namdi Azikiwe's role
~ Obstacles to Nigeria's search for independence
~ Political instabilities in Nigeria
The Biafran war ofsecession
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IN KENYA
Factors forthe rise ofKenyan Nationalism
The Mau Mau rebellion of 1952 (causes & effects)
The Mau Mau as a Nationalism rebellion
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The defeat ofthe Mau Mau
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Stages in Kenya's path to independence
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The role of political parties
Problems in Kenya's independence struggle
lomo Kenyatta's career
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WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
Its causes and effects
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Factors forits success
Obstacles to the Algerian war ofliberation
Ben Bella's achievements and failures (1965 coup)
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THE ALGERIAN
1954-1962
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IN PORTUGUESE
Delayed Nationalism in Portuguese colonies
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NATIONALISM IN ANGOLA
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Causes ofthe Liberation war in Angola
Its course
The role ofthe MPLA
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The role of Augostinho Neto
Factors forthe sucress ofthewar
ObstacJes encountered
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THE ANGOLAN CIVIL WAR
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~ Its causes and effects
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NATIONALISM IN MOZAMBIQUE
Causes of the Mozambican war of independence
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The course of the war
The role ofFRELIMO
Factors forthe success ofthe war
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Effects of the Mozambican liberation war
The Mozambican civil war (1977-94)
Problems in post independent Mozambique
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NATIONALISM IN SOUTH AFRICA
Origins of apartheid
Apartheid laws and reactions to them
Factors for South Africa's independence
ObstacJes to South Africa's independence
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The impact of apartheid
> Bantustans and their failure
~ Reasons for increased opposition to apartheid
~ The roles ofO.AU and U.N.O in ending apartheid
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THEGUINEABISSAUWAROF
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Causes ofthe warofliberation
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The course ofthe war
Factors forits sucress
Effects ofthe Guinea Bissau War
Amilcar Cabral's career
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~ The roles offrontline states
~ The role played by the ANC
~ Nelson Mandela's career
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~ The delay ofNamibia's Independence
~ Factors forNamibia's independence
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IN ZAMBABWE
~ Reasons for the u.n.I. "
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~ Tbe delay ofZimbabwean Nationalism
~ Factors for Zimbabwe's Independence
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IN NAMIBIA
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TBE SUDAN CIVIL W ARS
~ Its causes and etfects
~ Etforts to end the Sudanese Civil wars
~ Obstac1es to the peace process
~ Possible solutions
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NA TIONALISM
NATIONALISM
~ Political and constitutional developments
~ Factors for nationalism in Tanganyika
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IN UGANDA
~ Reasons for delayed nationalism in Uganda
~ Process of nationalism in Uganda
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~ Factors forNationalism in Uganda
» Tbe Kabaka crisis (causes & etfects)
~ Buganda's secessionist attempts (causes & effects)
~ The 1971 coup in Uganda
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~ Tbe 1972 economic war in Uganda
~ Features of Amin's rule......
~ The down fall ofldi Amin
~ Tbe NRM rule in Uganda
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TBE CIVIL WAR IN CHAD
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~ Its causes and etfects
~ Attempts 10 end the civil war
~ Tbe role ofthe O.A.U
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IN TANGANYIKA
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~ The early independence ofTanganyika
~ The role ofTANU
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AFRICAN SOCIALISM
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. ~ Reasons why African leaders adopted socialism
~ Socialism in Tanzania
> Aims, achievements and weaknesses ofUjaama
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PROBLEMS IN AFRICAN STATES
The problem of coup de tats
Military rule in Africa (strengths & weaknesses)
Rural urban migration
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Corruption in Africa
Political instability in Africa
Population explosion in Africa
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POLITICAL PARTIES & POLITICAL
ORGANISATION IN AFRICA
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Origins and types ofpolitical parties
Factors for the emergence of political parties in Africa '"
> Mass political parties and the independence struggIe
SINGLE PARTYRULE IN AFRICA
~ MULTI-PARTYPOLITCS
IN AFRICA
Reasons for the retum to multipartism in Africa
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TUE REFUGEE PROBLEM IN AFRICA
Its causes and effects
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WESTERN SAHARA AN» TUE POLISARIO WAR
OF LIBERATION 1976-2000
~ Its causes and effects
~ Factors that facilitated the POLISARIO
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