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In 1400 the Europeans started to trade with people living in Africa south of the Sahara
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In the 1500s the Europeans traded guns for for slaves.
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Europeans started to build the trading post in Africa
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In the 1800s the europeans had started to colonize
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In the 1900s Europeans had taken over almost all of Africa
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in 1910 South Africa was granted independence by Great Britain
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around the 1920s Kenya's organization fought for freedom against Great Britain
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Italy started to invade Ethiopia
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In 1936 Kenya gained their independents
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Kwame Nkrumah came up with the idea of pan-Africanism
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South Africa people made the Apartheid law
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From the events of World War 2, Africans began to rebel against colonization
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Sudan gained their independence form Great Britain
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Around 1957s Ghana was going to gain their independence
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Nigeria became independent around 1960 after a stubble with the British
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in 1960 Belgium became independent
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Rwanda gained independence after violence happened and the Hutu took over
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Mandela was arrested and put into jail for his actions
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Joseph Mobutu seized power around 1965
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the Igbo people tried to declare themselves as independent
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F.W. was elected president in south Arica around 1989
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F.W released Mandela and ended the apartheid
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Mandela and F.W de Klerk were awarded the Noble Prize for their actions in stopping the Apartheid
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around 1994 South Africa held their first open elections. Mandela was elected new president of South Africa
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they continued to experience violence. But finally Hutu stopped
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they began to want more democratic government
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Sudan recognized south Sudans independence
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Ben Ali resigned and a more democratic government was elected
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Qaddafi had been captured and killed. A new government was than elected.
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Mubarak was forced to resign
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he was replaced by a Islamic fundamentalist government
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his term was short because his government was overthrown by the military