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The upper Zambesi zone - 1 views

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Nqodi Ongeziwe HISTORY 2A

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  • introduce maize for native cultivation, and show how to smelt iron ore, and turn it to use.
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      lucianqodi on 25 Apr 23
       
      they introduced these activities so that they can mark their territory in East Africa.
  • esuit fathers
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      lucianqodi on 25 Apr 23
       
      these were priests that had a hand in the intense treatment of slavery
  • labour having no reward
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      lucianqodi on 25 Apr 23
       
      this conveys that slaves did not get compensation for their work
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The East African slave trade, and the measures proposed for its extinction, as viewed b... - 1 views

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Nqodi Ongeziwe HISTORY 2A

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    this document talks about initiatives that were taken in order for slaves in Zanzibar to be freed and also talks about how they were treated after being freed from slavery. the accounts on this document are of those that were in Zanzibar and those who were fighting against slavery.
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THE CHURCH AND SLAVERY - The Deeper Wrong - 2 views

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Nqodi Ongeziwe HISTORY 2A

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    in this article Harriet was (the author) was invited to church since he could read. in this article it is said that slaves had intentions of murdering their master hence the slave masters decided to use church as a form of preventing the killings from taking place.
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CAB 37/40/45 Memorandum Respecting Steps Taken for the Abolition of the Slave Trade and... - 2 views

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Nqodi Ongeziwe HISTORY 2A

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    this memorandum reveals steps taken when slavery was being abolished, it also revealed that even though there were slave owners that continued with slavery however, they were warned and informed that it must never occur again.
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Slavery - source 2b - The National Archives - 3 views

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    THIS IMAGE DEPICTS THAT THERE WERE THOUSANDS OF EAST AFRICANS THAT WERE ENSLAVED.
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the-transformation-of-the-slave-sector.pdf - 2 views

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Nqodi Ongeziwe HISTORY 2A

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  • the total number of Africans exported from East Africa during the two millennia 'must have been prodigious'
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      lucianqodi on 28 Mar 23
       
      this part in these text implies that the number of slaves imported from East Africa was more than thousands.
  • The period from the last third of the eighteenth century onwards was one during which the slave trade did play an important, though not necessarily a dominant role in the economic history of East Africa.
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      lucianqodi on 28 Mar 23
       
      this text demonstrates that even though there were atrocities done by slave traders or owners to the slaves, there are positive gained by continent.
  • Slaves, Spices and Ivory in Zanzibar
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      lucianqodi on 28 Mar 23
       
      the map below displays routes used to transport slaves, spices and ivory.
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  • Slaves were also used in the army. Although warfare in Oman appears to have been based primarily on tribal levies, the secularisation of the Omani state and the weakening of religious and tribal loyalties did suggest the need for a loyal standing army under the Busaidi. Thus Ahmed b. Said purchased 1,000 East African slaves at one time in the 1740s. However, the standing army appears to have been small, and the more prominent component, especially during the nineteenth century, appears to have been Baluchi mercenaries. In 1802 it consisted of 300 slaves and 1,700 Baluchis, Sindhis and Arabs, and in 1809 there were 2,000 mercenaries, but there is no mention of slaves at this time. 1
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      lucianqodi on 28 Mar 23
       
      the writer shows of slaves from East Africa and what they did, as some were used in army.
  • In consequence of the abolition of the slave trade the collections [revenue] of Zanzibar have been diminished; it has therefore been deemed necessary to make plantations of sugar cane in the islands. 4
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      lucianqodi on 28 Mar 23
       
      there were attempts in the abolition of slavery as there were slaves that were being ill-treated.
  • Clove picking inPemba. Note the tripod scaffolding used before the abolition of slavery
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      lucianqodi on 28 Mar 23
       
      actual people were used to pick cloves before the abolition of laves.
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FO-84_1310-_c_November-1868-high-res.jpg (2539×1803) - 4 views

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Nqodi Ongeziwe 221083089 HISTORY 2A

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  • lucianqodi on 20 Mar 23
     
    This is a primary source displaying conditions that slaves lived under during the Arab slave trade
  • lucianqodi on 26 Mar 23
     
    the problem is that forgot the name of the archive that i took the picture from.
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