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27 Cards in this Set

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French Union - colonial representation in French parliament

1946

One of the first signs of colonial unrest, in Accra in the Gold Coast

1948

Algerian War

1954-62

Violent Mau Mau uprising in Kenya

1952

Union of South Africa - Independence from the UK

1910

South Africa ruled by Afrikaners - apartheid: racism institutionalised

1948

Uprising in Soweto (outside Johannesburg): beginning of the end of Apartheid

1976

Segregational laws begin to be repealed (e.g. the ban of mixed marriages)

Late 1970s and 1980s

Countries such as US tighten sanctions

1986

End of Apartheid, lift on African National Congress (ANC) ban

1990

Mandela president

1994

Sierra Leone Civil War

1991-2002

Rwandan Genocide

100 days in 1994

African Conference decides Organisation for African Unity (OAU) is preferable to a federation

1963

Portuguese PM Caetano is overthrown by military coup, leading to the transfer of powers to Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique and Angola

1964

African continent transitions from Western political and economic influence to being a platform for East-West superpower proxy conflicts

1970s-80s

Ogaden War


Somalia attacks Ethiopia

1977-78


Attack in 1977

Indian independence, violent partition

1947

Beginning of First Indochina War

1946

Bandung Conference

1955

Revival of Non-Aligned Movement

1970

Iranian and Turkish crises first bring the Cold War into the Middle East

1946

Suez Crisis

1956

US intervention in Lebanon

1958

Beginning of Angolan Civil War

1975

John Gaddis on Washington-Moscow approach to "Third" World

1997

John Darwin

1988