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History FROM 4 ART
Chapter 1 :SCRAMBLE OF AFRICA
II. SOCIAL REASONS
The harsh tropical climate especially excessive leak and heavy rainfall discourage the Europeans.
Tropical diseases such as malaria,sleeping sickness, filarial made Europeans to regard Africa as the witheman grave.
Insecurity in Africa discourage the Europeans as they regarded Africans as primitive and wild.
Lack of good social amenities such as drinking water, hospitals, electricity discouraged the Europeans
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Claude Foumtum
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History FROM 4 ART
Chapter 1 :SCRAMBLE OF AFRICA
INTRODUCTION
I. ECONOMICS REASONS
II. SOCIAL REASONS
III. POLITICAL REASONS
ACTIVITIES WHICH MOTIVATED THE EUROPEAN SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA
SOCIO-CULTURAL REASONS FOR THE SCRAMBLE
HOW AFRICA WAS PARTITIONED
EVENTS WHICH SPARKED OFF THE SCRAMBLE
EUROPEAN RIVALITY/CLASH DURING THE SCRAMBLE
METHOD USED BY THE EUROPEANS IN ACQUIRING TERRITORIES
CHAPTER 2 : THE BERLIN WEST AFRICAN CONFERENCE 1884-1885
INTRODUCTION
AIMS/OBJECTIVES OF THE CONFERENCE
DECISIONS OF THE CONFERENCE
HOW FAR DID THE CONFERENCE ACTIVE OF IT OBJECTIVE(SUCCES ACHIEVEMENT)
EFFECTS OF THE BERLIN WEST AFRICA CONFERENCE
BRUSSELS CONFERENCE OF 1890
WHAT WERE THE EFFECTS OF THE SCRAMBLE AND PARTITION OF AFRICA
POSITIVE EFFECTS
CHAPTER 3 : AFRICAN REACTION TO COLONIALISM
Introduction
REASONS FOR AFRICAN RESISTANCE AGAINST COLONIAL RULES
CASE STUDIES OF SOME FAMOUS AFRICAN RESISTANCES
THE MAJI RESISTANCE(RESISTANCE AGAINST THE GERMANS) 1905(Tangayika)
THE ABYSSERMIAN RESISTANCE(RESISTANCE AGAINST THE ITALIANS)
REASONS FOR THE ABYSSINIAN RESISTANCE
REASONS FOR ITALIAN DEFEAT IN ABYSSINIA
REASONS FOR THE ABYSSINIAN VICTORY
Chapter 4 : CAMEROON AND THE FIRST WORLD WAR
Introduction
REASONS WHY THE FIRST WORLD WAR EXTENDED TO CAMEROON
REASON WHY THE GERMANS WERE DEFEATED IN 1916
HOW CAMERRONIANS PARTICIPATED IN THE WAR
EFFECTS OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR IN CAMEROON
Chapter 5 : THE PROPOSED ANGLO-FRENCH CONDOMINIUM IN CAMEROON
Introduction
REASONS FOR THE PROPOSED ANGLO-FRENCH CONDOMINIUM
WHY THE CONDOMINIUM WAS NEVER APPLIED
Chapter 6 : THE PARTITION OF CAMEROON
Introduction
REASONS FOR THE PARTITION OF CAMEROON
STAGES OR HOW CAMEROON WAS PARTITION
REASONS WHY FRANCE TOOK THE GREATER SHARE OF THE DIVIDED CAMEROON
EFFECT OF PARTITION
CAMEROON UNDER BRITISH MANDATE 1922-1946
THE ADMINISTRATION OF CAMEROON AS A MANDATED TERRITORY UNDER THE LEAGUE OF NATION
TERMS OF THE BRITSH AND FRENCH MANDATE FOR CAMEROON
HOW THE BRITISH ADMINISTRATERED SOUTHERN CAMEROON DURING THEM MANDATED PERIOD
CHAPTER7 : SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHERN CAMEROON DURING THE BRITISH MANDATE 1922-1946
INTRODUCTION
1. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
3. MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES
CHAPTER 8 : THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 1870-1914
ECONOMY
THE IMPACT OF INDUSTRALISATION IN EUROPE AND THE WORLD
CHAPTER 9 : THE BISMARKIAN POLICY/DIP(1870-1890)
BISMARCK?S POLICY GOAL/OBJECTIVES
INTRODUCTION
FAILIOR OF BISMARCK FOREIGN POLICIES
WHY BISMARCK RESIGNED
CONSEQUENCES OF THE FAILURE OF THE BISMARCKIAN DIPLOMACY
DEVELOPMENT IN EUROPE IN 1914
CHAPTER 10 :THE FIRST WORLD WAR(1914-1918)
INTRODUCTION
REMOTE CAUSE
EMMIDIATE CAUSES
EVENT LEADING TO THE FIRST WORLD WAR
EFFECTS OF THE WAR
THE PARIS PEACE SETTLEMENT(1919-1920)
THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES
INTER WORLD DIPLOMACY 1930
MANIFESTATION OF THE POLICY OF APPEASEMENT 1930
CONSEQUENCES OF THE POLICY APPEASEMENT
WHY DID THE POLICY OF APPEASEMENT FAILED
