| A | B |
|---|
| Mombasa, Malindi | Hubs of international trade |
| portuguese | combed africa's coasts in search of a sea route to asia. |
| Portuguese expelled these people in east africa | arabs |
| 1500's and 1600'2 most important trade to europeans | slaves |
| Plantations | large estates run by an owner, populated by slaves |
| Affonso 1 | Ruler of the congo and early opposer of slade trade. |
| Africans fought africans for | slaves to sell |
| Asante Kingdom | Preseant day ghana |
| Osei Tutu | Unified asante, claimed right to rule came from heaven |
| Oyo Empire | Yoruba people, became huge slave trading power |
| cape town | first permanent european settlement, dutch |
| Boers | dutch farmers |
| Imperialism | domination of a country by another country |
| Protectorate | local rulers left in place, expected to still follow european rule |
| sphere of influencet | area in which an outside power claims exclusive investment or trading privelages |
| Usman dan Fodia | scholar/preacher denouced the corruption of local Hausa rulers |
| Zulu | major force in africa in the early 1800's |
| Shaka | ruthless/brilliant he waged relentless war and conquered many |
| Paternalistic | viewing something as a child in need of guidance |
| Dr. David Livingstone | missionary/explorer wrote about people with sympathy and less bias |
| Henry Stanley | journalist who tracked down Livingstone |
| King Leopold ii | hired stanley to explore the congo river basin and arrange trade treaties |
| Boer War | diamonds and gold found by brits and they fought against guerilla warfare to have them |
| Samori Touré | fought french forces in west africa, algerian |
| Yaa Asantewaa | Controlled Asante after king died, led last Asante war against british |
| Nehanda | Shona of Zimbabwe, clever tactician, captured/executed. |
| Menelik ii | modernized ethiopia hired european experts to build roads and bridges and such, used british guns and tactics to crush Italians |
