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Europeans began to make voyages
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Africans beyond the Sahara began trading with Europeans
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African traders began selling enslaved people for guns and other European goods
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Europeans had built trading posts on the African posts
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Southern and Eastern Africa were colonized
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Slave trade was mostly outlawed
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European powers began actively colonizing Africa
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F.W. de Klerk South Africa’s president
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Africans regained power of their land
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European nations had dividd most of Africa into colonies
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South Africa gained independence
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South Africa gained independence from Britain
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Kenya, Kikuyu people started a political organization with the goal of independence from Britain
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The only country that was never colonized was Ethiopia even though it was invaded by Italy
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African independent movements gained momentum
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South Africa adopted apartheid a farmer south african policy of strict separations of races
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Most of Africa gained independence
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Sudan gained independence
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Ghana became independent
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Nigeria gained independence
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Belgium granted independence to Belgium Congo
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Nelson Mandela was an anc leader who got arrested and went to jail
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Kenya gained independence
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Army leader Joseph Mobutu seized power and changed the country’s name to Zaire
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An oil-rich region controlled by the Igbo ethnic group attempted to leave Nigeria
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The president released Mandela from prison and agreed to end apartheid
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South Africans of all races voted together and Mandela became president
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During a few months Hutu Military and Militia groups killed an estimated 800,000 to 1 million Tutsis
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Hundreds of thousand of people mostly black farmers were killed
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Civil Wars gained until 2005 and killed several million people
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A movement for more democracy that came to be known as the arab spring began in Tunisia
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South Sudan became independent
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Tunisia’s director resigned in January of 2011 and a more democratic government was put in place
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Algeria and Morocco issued a new constitution that voters approved
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Qaddafi was killed in October of 2011
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Arab Spring protesters forced Libya to resign
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Egyptions elected an Islamist President Mohammed Morsi
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The military prisoned Morsi and banned his political party