Lumumba - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

This document covers the following concepts: How was independence realised in Africa in the 1960s and 1970s? • What were the ideas that influenced the independent states? [NOT EXAMINABLE] A brief exploration of the different forms of government (political ideologies and economies), such as African socialism, capitalism, democracy and one-party states. • How did the newly independent states in Africa meet the political, economic and social challenges? (1960 to 1980) An in-depth explorat...

AIS1501 MAY/JUNE EXAM 2023 (ANSWERS) Clapman (2001) notes that in Africa ______________ came first and ____________ were formed within them. a. boundaries; states b. ethnicity; states c. coloniality; nations d. nations; provinces According to Michapoulos and Papaioannou (2016), the Ethnic Power Relations data set offers an assessment of formal and informal degrees of __________________ of _______________ groups in the political arena over the postindependence period. a. ethnic p...

Lumumba's speech, describing and relieving the pain and past events that the Congolese went through under Belgium.

This is a complete and full summary of Independent Africa used to study for final IEB History Examinations. This includes: The Congo, Independence + Civil War, Mobutu, Zaire, Tanzania, Arusha Declaration, Julius Nyerere, Patrice Lumumba, Tanzania, Africanisation, Angola, Civil War in 1974, Outside involvement in Angola, impact on regional stability, Cuito Cuanavale, International relationships after 1989.

These notes independent Africa, namely, Angola, Congo and Tanzania. These notes include the coming of independence in these countries of the colonialism, and the influences of the various European powers. They tried to slow down and influence their independence. The influence of significant leaders such as Patrice, Lumumba and Kasavubu are included.

Mind map summary of all relevant and important information of the independence of the Congo. The document consists of two very simple mind maps which are clear and easy to follow. Each mind map starts in the middle of the right hand side of the page and the start is marked with the number '1'. These notes really put everything into perspective which makes the work less daunting and easy to study.

These notes were written according to the times at which events occurred and are more in order. They cover Tanzania, Congo and Angola for history paper 2

Detailed & summarised notes on IEB History Topis 2 - Independent Africa.

These notes are for IEB Grade 12 History. They include information on the theme of independent Africa. Included are notes on economic and political policies, independence in Tanzania and the Congo, as well as the Angolan war. This topic is examined in IEB History paper 2.

Comprehensive and detailed summary of IEB Grade 12 History: Independent Africa. These notes cover topic 2 from "Oxford: In Search of History Grade 12" as well as module 2 of "Spot On Learner's Book Grade 12". These notes are summarized and broken up in a way that is easy to study and remember.