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Imperialism in Africa
Europeans sail to the south around Africa in 1400 -
1500
Traders
in 1500 people started to sell guns and European people made goods that they wanted. -
1500
The Europeans began to build
The Europeans began to build trading posts in Africa in the 1500s. -
Taking country
They took countries in 1800s only for the things they could use like the resources. -
Grabbing Africa
They stole most of the land of Africa in 1900. -
South Africa was granted independence
In 1910 South Africa was granted independence from Great Britain. -
fight for freedom
In 1920 Kenya began a political organization to fight for freedom. -
Invading
Italy invaded a country in 1930 -
new idea
Ghana was introduced to a new idea of pan-Arianism in 1940 -
made apartheid law
In 1948, white South Africans known as Afrikaners made apartheid law. -
Sudan gained its independence
Sudan gained its independence from Great Britain in 1956. -
Becoming independence
In 1957 Ghana was becoming independence. -
Congo became independent
In 1960 Congo became independent. -
Nigeria became independent
In 1960 Nigeria was becoming independent with a fierce struggle. -
Independence came to Rwanda
1962 after which violence broke out and the Hutu took control before independence came to Rwanda. -
Kenya becomes independent
in 1963 Kenya became independent. -
Mandela
In 1964 Mandela was arrested and sentenced to life in prison for his actions. -
Seized power
In 1965 Joseph Mobutu seized power. -
Another Civil War
In 1972 South rebelled against Northern to eat to two Civil Wars. -
declare themselves
In 1976 the Igbo people tried to declare themselves independent. -
People dead
in 1983 to 2005 millions of people died from the wars. -
elected president
de Klerk was elected president of South Africa in 1989 -
end of apartheid
In 1990, he announced the end of apartheid. -
Awarded the Nobel peace prize
In 19923 de Klerk and Mandela were awarded the Nobel peace prize. -
Experience violence
In 1994 between 800,000 to 1 million people died from the war. -
Sudan independence
In 2005 Sudan recognized South Sudans independence. -
Resigned and a democratic government was elected
In 2011 president Ben Ali resigned and a democratic government was elected. -
forced to resign
In 2011 Hosni Mubarak was forced to resign. -
Replaced by Islamic fundamentalist
In 2012 Mohammed Morsi was replaced by Islamic fundamentalist. -
Morsi's term
Morsi's term was short because in 2013 his government was over thrown.