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African History

Start of Human race bones aging 3.2 million years in Ethiopia 2.6 million in Kenya

Mali Empire Mansa Musa City of Timbuktu Salt Trade

Kush Empire Controlled Nile Replaced Egypt after fall

Axum Empire Trading Empire Key location

Colonial Powers European Countries start trading Eventually claim land for Resources Berlin Conference

Zulu Empire Shaka Zulu Newly unified Zulu War against British

Slavery Originally African Prisoners of War Europeans saw as another resource Most shipped to Americas Middle passage

End to Slavery English end slavery in Britain They also end the slave trade “Amazing Grace”

European Power pull out After WW2 Europeans give power to people

Problems After Ethnic lines not in account in state lines Civil War Uprisings Genocide

Rwanda Genocide 1994 Hutu (85%), Tutsi (14%), and Twa (1%) Tutsi left if power Hutus decimate Tutsi population

South Africa Apartheid Nelson Mandela United country with Rugby