Louis-Napoleon wanted an invasion › French warships were instructed to take Tourane (Central Coast of Vietnam) Tourane captured in late 1858 along with many other parts of Vietnam
the Vietnam king “Tu Dac” signed a treaty with the French rulers Treaty of Saigon: › Three Vietnam provinces would go under the rule of French emperors. Bien Hoa Gai Dinh Dinh Tuong
Huge economic growth with plantation & the export of: › indigo › tea › coffee › tobacco French put emphasis on: › Adoption of Christianity › Western style education
A movement “Can Vuong” was formed in1885 in Vietnam to overthrow the French dominion. › The rebellion was subdued with exile of Emperor Ham Nghi. A communist army led by Ho Chi Minh began a revolt against French rule known as the First Indochina War. Vietnamese reading the Bible Map illustrates the amount of land France had under their control
One of France’s longest held territories overseas Algeria became a destination for hundreds of thousands of European immigrants Lack of political and economic status › Started demands for greater political autonomy among the Muslims Eventually they wanted independence Violent events occurred Algerian War › Ended in 1962, Algeria gained complete independence
To get information during the war, the French conducted torture to graphic to mention in this presentation Had undergone so many struggles, that they wanted freedom from the French Empire
When Portuguese explorers reached the Kongo Kingdom, Angola did not exist Portuguese were interested in trade › Mostly slave trade Portuguese helped the locals: › Christianized natives › Taught to read › Writing in Portuguese
1951 Portuguese Colony of Angola became an oversea province of Portugal Late 1950s People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) › Organized strategies/action plans to fight Portuguese rule Force Labor System affected many of the natives › Relocated natives from their homes › Had to preform brutal labor
Angolan War of Independence: › › Guerrilla warfare against Portugal and all other groups › Three nationalist movements and a separatist movement Signed the Alvor Agreement White Mercenaries were recruited to fight Angola
Alvor Agreement: › Signed on January 15, 1975, granted Angola independence from Portugal on November 11 › Ended the war for independence Later marked the start of a civil war The government established by the agreement soon fell › The nationalist groups were distrustful of one another Were not willing to share power › As a result, war broke out for power between the nationalist groups
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