HISTORY OF EAST AFRICA NOTES MUST DOWNLOAD NEW Curricullum
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SENIOR ONE TERM I: GENERAL INTRODUCTION
Meaning of the term history
Importance of studying history
Divisions (branches) of history
Sources of history
Advantages and disadvantages of each
THE EAST AFRICAN COAST (AD 1000-1500)
The early inhabitants of the coast before the Arabs
The land of Zenji or Azania
The Arabs on the East African Coast
The Coastal Trade and Indian Ocean Trade
The growth of the East African Coastal Towns: i.e. characteristics and reasons for thegrowth and decline of the major coastal towns. Why Arabs had little interest in the interior and why they finally developed interest. SENIOR ONE TERM TWO: THE PORTUGUESE ON THE EAST AFRICANCOAST(1500-1700 AD)
The Conquest
Reasons why they conquered the coast easily
Administration and life under the Portuguese
Challenges
Downfall
Impact
The Oman rule at the Coast (Mazrui-Busaid struggle)
Reasons why the Oman Arabs were interested in controlling the East Africancoast. The MazruiBusaid conflicts: Reasons for their conflicts and effects
Main events of the struggle
Seyyid Said, the ruler of Oman and Zanzibar
Migrations and settlement in East Africa
SENIOR ONE TERM III: THE INTERLACUSTRINE KINGDOMS ANDTHERISEOFPRE-COLONIAL SOCIETIES IN EAST AFRICA
The BunyoroKitara Empire and its origin
Occupants of the area (Batembuzi, Bachwezi etc)
Importance of the Batembuzi and Bachwezi
Decline of
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