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what was the major reason for slave trade?
the settlement of the Americas
what is abolition?
the movement to abolish slavery
what happened in 1772?
slavery in great britain was outlawed
what year was slavery in great britain outlawed?
1772
what happened in 1807?
parliament outlawed the slave trade
when did parliament outlaw the slave trade?
1807
what happened in 1833?
slave trade was abolished throughout the british empire
when was slave trade throughout the british empire?
1833
when was slave trade officially ended throughout the world?
1880
who had a goal to find homeland for freed slaves?
president James Monroe
what happened in 1821?
british explorers Richard Burton and John Speke attempted to penetrate the interior of the nile
what happened in 1880?
slave trade was officially ended throughout the world
when did the two british explorers Richard Vurton and John Speke attempt to penetrate the interior of the nile
1855`
who had a goal to find homeland for freed slaves?
president James Monroe
what was the biggest danger xploring Africa?
disease
what were 7 reasons for exploring Africa?
1.curious about rivers
2.studies deserts and jungles
3.desired fame or wealth
4. hunt for big game
5. share the gospel
6. adventure
7.thrill of discovery
what was the biggest danger xploring Africa?
disease
what is quinine?
medicine made from the bark of the cinchona tree?
what is medicine made from the bark of the cinchona tree?
quinine
what were 5 hardships encountered xploring Africa?
1.no roads
2.rugged terrain of mts, swamps, waterfalls, and deserts
3.wild animals
4. guides deserted them
5.unfriendly tribes
what was another name for dutch?
boers
where did the dutch 1st settle?
on the cape of good hope
who settled on the cape of good hope first?
the dutch
when did the dutch first settle on the cape of good hope?
in the 17th century
who settled where in the 17th century?
the dutch settled first in the cape of good hope
what was the great trek?
it moved north when the british took over cape colony in the 19th century
what happened in 1899?
the boer war
what were the 3 results of the boer war?
1.fought with the british over wealth
2.defeated british gave equal say in government
3.formed union of south africa
what had happened by 1914?
africa had tools/reasons to throw off foreign rule
what are mapmakers called?
cartographers
what are cartographers?
mapmakers
what were the three rivers?
1.Niger
2.Congo
3.Zambezi
what were 3 other sites?
1.Victoria falls
2.LakeTanganyika
3.Lake Nyasa
what was africa?
a place of study for scientists
what was a place of study for scientists?
Africa
who was a woman explorer?
Alexandrine Tinne
Alexandrine Tinne?
a woman xplorer
what were the Dutch curious about?
the "Dark Continent"
what did Robert Moffat do? (3 things)
translated the Bible, Pilgrims Progress, and hymns into African dialect
who was David Livingstone?
most famous scottish missionary of the 19th century
who was the most famous missionary of the 19th century?
David Livingstone
who found Livingstone at Lake Tanganyika?
Henry Stanley
what was the Scramble?
a rush for territory in Africa
what was the rush for terrotory in Africa called?
the Scramble
why did Britain take control of Egypt?
to protect the Suez Canal
what is the Suez canal?
a waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Gulf of Suez
what was the Egyptian legend about the Suez canal?
it was a 1500 BC canal built connecting the Nile to the Bitter Sea
what happened in 1854?
the viceroy said Pasha gave permission to Ferdinand Lesseps to build the canal-opened in 1869
what happened in 1875?
the British bought out the Egyptian share of canal
when Belgium took a colony what as it called?
the Belgiam Congo
what was the Belguim Congo?
when Belgium took a colony
what did King Leopold want?
"slice of Africa"
who wanted a "Slice of Africa"?
King Leopold
what did King Leopold encourage?
harsh treatment and torture of the African slaves
who was a German chancellor that chose colonies politically beneficial?
Otto Von Bismarck
who was Otto Van Bismarck?
a German chancellor that chose colonies politically beneficial
what was the Berlin Conference?
it set sown rules for claiming Africa (Berlin Act)