O level history east africa notes uganda syllabus

O level history east africa notes uganda syllabus o level notes from s1- s2 notes to prepare you for UNEB. East african history note can also be download free pdf..

In this course we will provide you with all the notes and topics covered start from introduction of East African history to the preparetion of UNEB. more notes include Biology, Chemistry, Pyhsics etc

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O level history east africa notes uganda syllabus.

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Introduction East African History

The Early History Of East African Coast 

Arabs

Who were the arabs
The features of life along the coast (1000 – 1500 A.D)
The Rise Of The Swahili Culture At The Coast

Portuguese Rule At The East African Coast (1500-1700 AD)

Portuguese Rule
Why did the Portuguese conquer the East African coast with a lot of ease
Problems faced by the Portuguese at the coast 
Ways of life under the Portuguese at the coast (1500 – 1700 A.D)

The Oman Arabs At The East African Coast (1700 – 1880 A.D)

Oman Arabs
The struggle between the coast and the oman arabs
The reign of Sultan Ibin Seyyid Said (1840-1856)
Why did the Arabs have little interest in the interior of East Africa before 1500 A.D

Migrations And Settlement In East Africa (1000 – 1880 A.D)

Migrations in East Africa
Course/organisation of the Bantu migrations  
The Luo migration
Course/organisation of the Luo migration
Ngoni migration (1820—1860)
Course of the Ngoni migrations

The Rise Of The Interlacustrine Kingdoms

The Rise of kingdoms
The Decline Of Chwezi Empire
The Structure/Organisation Of Bunyoro Kingdom
Reign Of Omukama Kabalega
Decline Of Bunyoro

Buganda Kingdom

1.Origins of Buganda
1.Structure Of Buganda Kingdom

 Ankole kingdom

Origins of Ankole

Karagwe Kingdom

Origins Rule In Karagwe

  Pre – colonial societies in East African

Origins of the nyamwezi
Mirambo’s Empire
Origin Nyungu ya mawe
The Kikuyu Society

The Iteso Society

Origins of teso

  The Chagga

Origin of Bantu

The galla

Origins of Cushitic

The Masai

Origin of plain Nilotics
The 19th Century Masai Civil Wars

The Acholi

Origins of the Acholi

Pre-Colonial Trade In The Interior East Africa

Introduction Long Distance Trade
The roles played by different tribes in the Long Distance Trade
The Akamba
Problems Faced In The Long Distance Trade

Slave Trade In East Africa

  The Abolition Of Slave Trade
Steps Taken To Abolish Slave Trade
Effects of the abolition of slave trade

  European Activities In East Africa

Explorers In East Africa and Their activities
Christian Missionaries In East Africa 
Effects of missionary activities on the Africans
Missionary Activities In Buganda

The W’ngereza – W’fransa Wars

introduction to religious wars
Effects of the religious wars

Traders And Chartered Companies In E.Africa

Chartered Companies 
Problems faced by charted companies / traders in east africa.

Scramble And Partition Of East Africa

Scramble and partition of East Africa
Course Of The Partition Of East Africa  
The Anglo-German Conflicts (1885-1890)
The First Anglo – German Agreement (1886)

  Effects Of The Partition Of E.Africa

Effects

Methods used by the british to establish their rule in uganda.

Methods used
Administrative Polices
its Effects
British Colonial Economic Policies
Establishment Of German Rule In Tanganyika
British Administration In Tanganyika 

African Response To Colonial Rule

in Response
who was Semei Kakungulu
Resistance To Colonial Rule

Case study of individual resistors

Kabaka Mwanga

The Abushiri Uprising (1888 – 1890)

Abushiri Uprising 
Course Of Abushiri Rebellion
Effects Of The Rebellion

The Hehe Rebellion/Chief Mkwawa’s Resistance (1890 – 1898)

Chief Mkwawa’s Resistance
Effects Of The Hehe Rebellion
Reasons For Mkwawa’s Defeat

Rebellions in East Africa

Maji -Maji Rebellion (1905 – 1907)
Why Africans lost the war
Effects of the Maji maji rebellion
Nandi Resistance (1895-1906)
Why The Nandi Finally Lost The War.
Mau- Mau Rebellion (1952 – 1956)
Why did the Africans lose against the British in the rebellion? 

Political Developments In East Africa

Buganda Agreement Of 1900
Kabaka’s Crisis
Devonshire White Paper (1923)
The White Settlers In Kenya
Economic and social developments in Kenya between 1900-1945

The Uganda Railway

Uganda Railway
In Uganda 

Social developments in East Africa

Education development in Uganda

World War 1(1914 – 1918)

What it was all about.

  The Second World War (1939 – 1945)

Second World War 

  The Rise Of Nationalism In East Africa

Rise Of Nationalism
Political Parties
Tanganyika
Mwalimu Julius
Uganda’s independence
Kenya’s

Course Instructor

Rita Rita Author

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