ZIMSEC O-Level History (4044)
Africa: Colonialism and Independence: notes
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Partition
- Berlin Conference (1884 to 1885): European powers set rules for dividing Africa without African voices.
- Reasons: raw materials, markets, prestige, and spreading Christianity.
- Direct rule: European officials ran everything. Indirect rule: local chiefs ruled under European control.
Independence
- Ghana (1957): led by Kwame Nkrumah, the first in sub-Saharan Africa.
- Kenya: the Mau Mau uprising pushed Britain to leave in 1963.
- Mozambique: FRELIMO fought Portugal, independence in 1975.
- Apartheid: South Africa's system of racial separation, ended with elections in 1994.
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