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African Nationalism and Independence: Strategies and Challenges in New Nations

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This lesson explores the rise of African nationalism and the quest for independence throughout the continent, highlighting pivotal moments in history and strategies employed by various groups. It covers key concepts such as Pan-Africanism, the role of educated Africans, and significant events in nations like Ghana, Algeria, and Kenya. The lesson also discusses the challenges faced by new nations, including poorly defined borders and the emergence of dictatorial governments. Students will formulate rebellion plans, develop slogans, and identify leaders and issues that impact their struggle for freedom.

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  1. AFRICAN NATIONALISMandNEW INDEPENDENCE Lesson #6 (p. 106-116 in Global Mosaic)

  2. African Nationalism • Pan-Africanism • Educated Africans • Some Africans demanded independence

  3. Demand your Independence • What are some ways a group of people, controlled by an outside force, can get their freedom?

  4. Plan your Rebellion • Choose a rebellion method • Examples: passive resistance, war, both… what would you do and how would you do it?... • Choose a slogan for your cause • Choose a leader; describe why he’s a good leader for your plan • List issues that will get in your way

  5. Your Rebellion Plan: The Method

  6. Your Rebellion Plan: The Slogan

  7. Your Rebellion Plan: The Leader

  8. Your Rebellion Plan: The Issues

  9. New Nations Emerge Ghana – 1957 __________-> ____________ the first in a wave of new African nations Algeria – 1962 __________________– 110,000 deaths France eventually retreated Kenya - 1964 white population refused independence led to a ___________ Portuguese colonies of Southern Africa – 1975 Angola & Mozambique resorted to _____________

  10. New Nations • Look at the two maps on p. 110 and 99 • How were the national borders established? 2. Why will this be a problem?

  11. National Problems • New leaders were not prepared to rule • National borders drawn poorly • Some nationalities __________ • Some antagonistic nationalities now in one nation • Led to continuous ____________ • Led to dictatorial governments • Dictators didn’t care about _________________ • Led to famine, poverty, and more wars

  12. Population Explosion Look at the map on p. 116 • In what year will the population double from the 1990 count? Look at the map on p. 115 and 57. • What two nations have the worst problem of overpopulation of youth (too high % of kids)?