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Internal forces produced clusters of new states
Southern: Zulu West: Sokoto Caliphate
Shaka
Created Zulu kingdom through strict military drill and close-combat warfare
Shaka new national identity
grouped young by age into regiments and did everything together to learn new culture
jihad
"holy war" to add new lands to Islamic territory
Usuman dan Fodio
leader of Hausa states, overthrew kin gof Gobir to create Sokoto Caliphate
slavery in Sokoto
sold captives across Atlantic, more trans-Sahara, within Caliphate and other Muslim states
Muhammad Ali
ruler of Egypt beginning reforms:landholding, agricultural production, admins, army
Ismail
Ali's grandson, placed more emphasis on westernizing Egypt: increased revenue and exports, canals, railroads, Cairo
Emperor Tewodros and Yohannes IV
rulers of Ethiopia that overthrew Christian rule, modern weapons
Algeria
exported grain and olive oil to France, France attacked after weakening diplomatic relations
Abd al-Qadir
Muslim holy man who united Algerians, captured and exiled, resistance wained after
David Livingstone
organized modest treks through south and Central Africa to hind Christian missions
Henry Morton Stanley
Welsh-American journalist who traced the Congo River
"legitimate" trade
exports other than slaves to make up for the lack of resources from slave trade
recaptives
people taken from captured ships
Liberia
settlement of free black Americans as well as free blacks from Brazil and Cuba
Tippu Tip
trader from Zanzibar with several ruling family blood lines in him
Maratha Confederation
coalition of states in central India controlled more land than Mughals
nawabs
Muslim princes who were deputies of Mughal emperor
sepoys
Indian troops trained privately to protect warehouses
British raj
reign that reorganized India with a biritsh model of admin adn social reform, econ, new tech
"Sepoy Rebellion"
Hindu sepoys started to rebel against EIC, joined by Muslims and general peasantry
durbars
pageants to celebrate the royalty of England that ruled India from afar
Indian Civil Service (ICS)
elite, educated group in administrative and judicial posts, basically controlled all internal affairs, shut out Indians
Rammohun Roy
Bengali admin created Brahmo Samaj Devine Scoiety: reformed Hindu customs, reform caste system, banned sati
Indian National Congress
group from middle class wanted to create Indian gov, less military money, unity in country's religions
clipper ships
American-built ships with huge canvas sails hung from tall masts, faster than earlier ships
contracts of indenture
bound workers for a specified period of time in return for free passage to work destination