History of Africa

The World Since 1400

Western Civilization

Lord Lugard- early 1900s had the idea of indirect rule…how colonies were ran ultimately the british had control over all the other Africans colonies political preservation economic integration Tijaniyya- futa toro leadser 19 th century sufi brotherhood—Islam spread it more among the country Jaja- was a slave late 1800s got out of slavery and rose to beco

HIST | 110 | History of Africa | exam | Lord Lugard- early 1900s had t

footsteps. Slavery originally created social structure within Brazil, but with ever- growing pressures from other countries and areas, people were beginning to free slaves. Slavery created the social classes within Brazil, allowing racism and prejudices to continue in this part of Latin America. Slavery allowed for a high rate of poverty in Brazil, an

HIST | 106 | The World Since 1400 | footsteps. Slavery originally 

Hongwu Emperor : Zhu Yuanzhang, ruled the Ming dynasty from 1368-1398, China -was an orphaned boy who joined the Red Turban Movement rebellion and became a commander who led the forces that defeated the Mongols -founded the Ming dynasty in 1368, 12 years after taking Nanjing (1356), then took Beijing which caused the Mongol emperor to flee -as Hongwu (expan

HIST | 141 | Western Civilization | Hongwu Emperor : Zhu Yuanzhang

UIUC HIST141: Exam 2 Study Guide Covering chapters 7-12 from weeks 6-9 ID TERMS WEEK 6 — Justinian : (r. 527-565) Emperor of the Byzantine Empire. Most notable for reforming the laws in the creation of the Body of Civil Law. He also instituted a building program that constructed aqueducts and churches (including Hagia Sophia). He reconquered North Africa. M

HIST | 141 | Western Civilization | UIUC HIST141: Exam 2 Study Gui

affairs, both foreign and domestic, and gave legal standing to U.S. claims to certain economic and military territories on the island including Guantanamo Bay Naval Base . Compadrazgo- kinship system between caudillos, “godparent” system: technical meaning: cofather; also is used as a term of endearment The United States and the United Kingdom signed

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