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Decolonization

Important terms, events, and people

TermDefinition
Decolonization When a nation gives freedom and independence to its colonies
Civil Disobedience Refusal to comply with certain laws that are unfair and unjust
Boycott Refusal to use or buy a particular good or service
Tribalism Putting the loyalty of a tribe or group before that of the nation
Pan-Africanism The desire for a unified Africa
Jomo Kenyatta Leader who gained independence for Kenya
Kwame Nkrumah Leader who gained independence for Ghana
Mau Mau Rebellion Violent protest against British rule in Kenya in the 1950s
Organization of African Unity Organization that existed until 2002; had goals to bring cooperation, rights, and a better life for all African people
African Union Organization that started in 2002 until present day; has goals to bring cooperation, rights, education, and a better life for all African people
Genocide In Africa, tribes go to war with each other to try and destroy them; this has happened in Rwanda and Sudan
Nelson Mandela Leader who fought to end apartheid in South Africa through civil disobedience; became first black president of South Africa in 1994
Apartheid Separation of blacks and whites in South Africa until 1994
Berlin Conference held in 1884-1885, was a meeting of European powers that established rules for the colonization and trade of Africa, effectively carving up the continent among European nations.
Decolonization process through which colonies gain independence from colonial powers, leading to the dismantling of imperial structures and the emergence of new nation-states.
All African's People's Conference held in Accra, Ghana from December 8-13, 1958, was a significant event in the Pan-African movement, bringing together over 300 political and trade union leaders from 28 African territories
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