PPT-South Africa 1600’s colonization by the Dutch. Establishing the East India Co. in 1652.

  Dutch farmers settle lands Boers   Britain takeover the colony in the early 1800s   By the 1900s diamonds were discovered in South Africa as well as gold   Prospectors mainly from Britain arrive and expand settlements pushing out native African tribes Tswana Zulu and Swazi. British got their Empire in a `. fit of absence of mind. `. There was no systematic plan to build an Empire, rather it just happened.. In fact, many in Britain against establishing an Empire as it was expensive to maintain and defend.. The British from the Americas. To east Asia. The slow growth of the early empire. Started close to home: “colonizing” the . british. isles. Late 16. th. c.: Focused on the Americas and the northwest passage. In 1652, the Dutch came to settle in South Africa.. They believed the land was theirs. . The Dutch defeated many Africans.. Forced them to be their servants & slaves. Dutch in South Africa cont.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaSWLyGQe2s. Dutch. Dutch India East Company (1652-1691). One of the major European trading houses sailing the spice route to the East, had no intention of colonising the area, instead wanting only to establish a secure base camp where passing ships could shelter, and where hungry sailors could stock up on fresh supplies of meat, fruit, and vegetables.. BRITISH RULE OVER INDIA. Britain ruled India for many years, & Indians pressing for self-rule . . felt deserved it after involvement in WWII. Britain rethinking expense of maintaining distant colonies. The Peoples:. Fossils of earliest hominids date back to 3.5 million . yrs. ago in SA. More people lived along coast-sheep, cattle, marijuana—still there today known as the ‘Khoisan” people. More people speaking Bantu languages traveled further south into SA-by 1600 covered all land that was arable (eastern SA). Everything You Need To Know About European Colonization To Succeed In APUSH. Periods 1 and 2. Much of these periods focus on European exploration and their impact on the Americas. This is a GREAT potential short answer/essay topic. 1. ST. . MEETING. 7.9.2014. Dr. . M. animangai. Mani. E-mail : . manimangai.upm.edu.my. Contact no: 016-5316715. Room : No. 4, . Makmal. . Siber. 2, . Muzium. . Warisan. . Melayu. .. Course outline. What do these signs appear to say?. Where do you think they are from?. Three groups clash over south . africa. . Africans, the. Dutch. , and the British clashed over land and resources in South Africa . Ch. 14 & 15 . Motives for exploration. Asian . Goods:. Moluccas. (Indonesia) – Spice Islands. Used to preserve food, flavor meat, make medicine & perfume . Later:. Gold, Land, Fame & Glory. East Africa. Sudan, south . sudan. , Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, . kenya. , Uganda Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, and . djibouti. Great Rift System. The Great Rift Valley is a series of large valleys and depressions on Earth’s surface. Eventually it will be filled in by the Red Sea and Eastern Africa will no longer be attached to the rest of Africa. . Chapter 19. For “God, Glory, and Gold”. Europeans Seek New Trade Routes. Main reason for exploration is to gain wealth. Contact during Crusades spurs demand for Asian goods. Muslims and Italians control trade from East to West.  . Dutch farmers settle lands (Boers).  . Britain takeover the colony in the early 1800’s..  . By the 1900’s diamonds were discovered in South Africa, as well as, gold..  . Prospectors mainly from Britain arrive and expand settlements pushing out native African tribes (Tswana, Zulu and Swazi). What do these signs appear to say?. Where do you think they are from?. Three groups clash over south . africa. . Africans, the. Dutch. , and the British clashed over land and resources in South Africa .