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All of north and central Sudan was his. For the first time, the Sudan- the name means "Land of Blacks" - began to take shape as a political entity.
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In the 20th century the british conducted a pacification campaign in Soith Sudan. Military force aerial bombing against people who regared to british.
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When the pacification was done, british policymakers stoped the sercrt slave trade and also limit the pentration of North influence in th South.
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The Closed Districts Ordinaces place tight controls on access on the South. After the pacification they wer now as regared as needing protection.
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The policy turned areas in to " arthropological zoos".
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West and South Sudan were under " native adminstration' using cheifs and shenikhs.
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Southern Policy was abandon after the juuba Conference by the colonial government.
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Education was rare in th South, it was only a few schools because the british administrators were wary of christian missionries as they were of their couterparts.
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800 administritive were posts vacated to the British. Northern Political allocated just foru posts to Sotherns
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Southerns were not repersented at the 1953 Cariro Conference , on grounds they had "no party or orgainization".
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Since Shari'a law was incorporated, amputations for theft and Public lashing for alcohol possession were some puishments they could face.
