Most of South West Africa was scares of farming and the Germans hoped they could at least have grazing cattle to farm and harvest but that too did not work out so well. “In 1905, the German administration in Tanganyika ordered local people to give up their traditional pursuits and raise cotton on communal plots. The distressed people turned to their tribal priests, who gave them water medicine (maji) said to be powerful enough to protect them from the bullets of white men. A violent uprising against the Germans began in July 1905, and within a few weeks the Germans broke the main thrust of the revolt. But order was not restored in Tanganyika until 1907, with the war, famine and disease having killed an estimated 75,000 Africans.” Thus it not being a pleasant thing for the
Most of South West Africa was scares of farming and the Germans hoped they could at least have grazing cattle to farm and harvest but that too did not work out so well. “In 1905, the German administration in Tanganyika ordered local people to give up their traditional pursuits and raise cotton on communal plots. The distressed people turned to their tribal priests, who gave them water medicine (maji) said to be powerful enough to protect them from the bullets of white men. A violent uprising against the Germans began in July 1905, and within a few weeks the Germans broke the main thrust of the revolt. But order was not restored in Tanganyika until 1907, with the war, famine and disease having killed an estimated 75,000 Africans.” Thus it not being a pleasant thing for the