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UACE P210/1 HISTORY
Unit 1: NATIONAL MOVEMENTS AND NEW STATES IN AFRICA
1.1.0 THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN NATIONALISM
1.1.1 THE CONCEPT OF AFRICAN NATIONALISM
THE 1941 ATLANTIC CHARTER AND AFRICAN NATIONALISM
1.1.2 ITALO-ETHIOPIAN CRISIS OF 1935
IMPACT OF THE ITALO-ETHIOPIAN WAR
REASONS WHY THE ETHIOPIANS DEFEATED ITALY IN 1941
REACTIONS OF THE BLACKS TO THE ITALIAN INVASION OF ETHIOPIA:
REASONS WHY ITALY DEFEATED ETHIOPIA IN 1936
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND ITS FAILURE TO PREVENT THE ITALIAN INVASION OF ETHIOPIA
IMPACT OF THE ITALO-ETHIOPIAN CRISIS ON THE GROWTH OF AFRICAN NATIONALISM PAN AFRICANISM
1.1.2 ETHIOPIA. NATION BUILDING (1930-1974)
THE DOWNFALL OF EMPEROR HAILE SELASSIE
THE AFTERMATH OF HAILE SELASSIE'S DOWNFALL
1.1.3 WORLD WAR II AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN NATIONALISM
THE UNITED NATIONS ORGANSATION (UNO) AND THE DECOLONISATION OF AFRICA
THE 1944 BRAZZAVILLE FRENCH AFRICAN CONFERENCE:
THE CONTRIBUTION OF INDIA TO THE DECOLONISATION OF AFRICA
1.1.4 DECOLONIZATION OF ASIA AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN NATIONALISM
1.1.6 EGYPT AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN NATIONALISM 1952-1970
COURSE OF THE EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION
FACTORS THAT LED TO THE SUCCESS OF THE EGYPTIAN (COUP) REVOLUTION
NASSER'S FOREIGN POLICY
IMPACT OF THE EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION ON THE GROWTH OF AFRICAN NATIONALISM (PAN AFRICANISM)
THE SUEZ CANAL AFFAIR
THE SUEZ CANAL WAR (TRIPARTITE AGGRESSION)
IMPACT OF THE SUEZ CANAL CONFLICT
1.2 THE STRUGGLE FOR SELF GOVERNMENT
1.2.1 NATIONALISM IN THE GOLD COAST (GHANA)
THE UNITED GOLD COAST CONVENTION (UGCC)
THE CONVENTION PEOPLE'S PARTY (CPP)
KWAME NKRUMAH FRANCIS KOFI NWIA
THE IMPACT OF GHANA’S INDEPENDENCE ON PAN AFRICAN NATIONALISM)
ACHIEVEMENTS OF NKRUMAH AND THE GPP GOVERNMENT (1951-66)
THE 1966 – MILITARY COUP AND NKURUMAH DOWNFALL
1.2.3 NATIONALISM IN TANGANYIKA (1930-1961)
FACTORS FOR DELAYED GROWTH OF NATIONALISM IN TANGANYIKA
FACTORS THAT FACILITATED THE INDEPENDENCE OF TANGANYIKA
JULIUS NYERERE KAMBARAGE
THE ROLE OF TANGANYIKA AFRICAN NATIONAL UNION (TANU)
THE SOCIALIST PROGRAMME IN TANZANIA (1967-1985)
ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE UJAMAA POLICY
FAILURES AND SHORTCOMINGS OF SOCIALISM IN TANZANIA
1.2.5 NATIONALISM IN KENYA (1940-1963)
THE MAU-MAU UPRISING 1952-55
FACTORS THAT LED TO THE DEFEAT OF MAU-MAU
EFFECTS AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MAU-MAU UPRISING
THE FACTORS THAT FACILITATED THE GROWTH OF NATIONALISM IN KENYA
THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF KENYATTA IN THE STRUGGLE FOR THE INDEPENDENCE OF KENYA
THE ROLE OF KENYA AFRICAN NATIONAL UNION (KANU) IN THE STRUGGLE FOR KENYAN INDEPENDENCE
1.2.10 THE ANGOLAN WAR OF LIBERATION (1961-1975)
ANGOLAN CIVIL WAR SINCE 1976
1.2.11 THE MOZAMBICAN WAR OF LIBERATION (1964-1975)
1.2.12 THE GUINEA BISSAU WAR OF INDEPENDENCE 1963-1974
1.2.13 THE RWANDA REVOLUTIONS
THE 1990 – 1994 GENOCIDE IN RWANDA / REVOLUTION / INVASION
1.2.14 THE ZANZIBAR REVOLUTION OF 1964
FACTORS THAT FAVOURED THE SUCCESS OF THE ZANZIBAR REVOLUTION
THE ROLE OF JOHN OKELLO
1.2.18 THE KATANGA CRISIS IN CONGO (1960-1963)
1.2.20 THE CIVIL WAR IN CHAD
1.2.22 THE BIAFRAN CRISIS IN NIGERIA (1967-1970)
NATIONALISM IN PORTUGUESE AFRICA
CAUSES OF THE LIBERATION STRUGGLES IN PORTUGUESE COLONIES
FACTORS FOR THE SUCCESS OF LIBERATION STRUGGLES IN PORTUGUESE AFRICA
THE MOZAMBICAN CIVIL WAR (1977-1994)
NATIONALISM IN CENTRAL AFRICA
NYASALAND (Malawi) ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE 1944-1964
ZIMBABWE'S ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE 1965-1980
NATIONALISM IN SOUTH WEST AFRICA1966- 1990
THE ALGERIAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE (THE ALGERIAN REVOLUTION 1954-62)
APARTHIED AND AFRICAN NATIONALISM IN SOUTH AFRICA
1.4.0 REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROUPINGS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
1.4.1 THE CONCEPT OF PAN AFRICANISM
OBSTACLES TO THE PAN AFRICAN MOVEMENT
ACHIEVEMENTS AND WEAKNESSES OF PAN AFRICANISM
1.4.2 THE ORGANISATION OF AFRICAN UNITY (OAU) AND THE AFRICAN UNION (AU)
ACHIEVEMENTS, WEAKNESSES AND CHALLENGES TO THE OAU
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE OAU TO THE GROWTH OF AFRICAN NATIONALISM AND PAN AFRICANISM
1.4.5 THE NON ALIGNED MOVEMENT
PROBLEMS OR CHALLENGES OF THE NON-ALIGNED MOVEMENT SINCE ITS INCEPTION
THE ALL AFRICAN PEOPLES CONFERENCE (AAPC)
1.5.0 MILITARY RULE IN AFRICA
1.5.2 THE LYBYAN COUP OF 1969
UNIT 2: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC HISTORY OF EAST AFRICA SINCE 1800
COLONISATION OF EAST AFRICA
POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN EAST AFRICA
STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE IN NIGERIA FROM 1944 TO 1960
THE ALL AFRICAN PEOPLES CONFERENCE (AAPC)
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