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An ethnic group native to central Kenya -
A series of historical events were India was fighting for their independence. This is when Gandhi sets himself on fire as a peaceful protest.
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An Indian lawyer and political activist who fought for independence from British rule. He was a completely peaceful protester with a large following. -
An indian Congress that was first to emerge in the British Empire in South Asia -
The movement to unite all of Africa, knowing that they can easily become the most powerful continent in the world. Most African countries at this time were occupied by Europeans. -
When the Muslims in India were worried that when the British left, the Hindus would take over India because they were the majority -
A declaration that declared a nation home for Jewish people in Palestine.
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A type of peaceful protesting
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A march of non-violent civil disobedience by the "salts or the lower working class in India at the time. They were protesting against British rule in India.
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A policy that allows peaceful protesting without enduring violence and in respect of the human rights of others.
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Aruler of Iran who took a very Western approach, who was not well-liked. He brought in American professors, forbade traditional Islamic clothing, and velled women using hijabs:
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A movement to demand and end to British rule in India.
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A union created in order to unine Kenya, though it was shut down in Dune of 1952
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A document adopted by the UN that ensures human nghts to
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The division of India in order to create Pakistan, a country for all the Muslims to stay
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He was a politician and the founder of Pakistan. He wanted Muslims to have their own home
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A leader of the Indian Nationalist movement, who became India's prime minister after the revolution. He was also a secular humani a statesman, and an author.
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The marches of veterans in Ghana, peacefully protesting against the British government. They were doing this because they received no benefits for fighting in WWII.
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The day Israel was formed
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A system of institutionalized racial segregation in South and Southwest Africa for over 40 years.
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A protest against apartheid ted by Alcan women 69 of them were massacred during this protest for burning passss
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Ghana is and Asian country that was ruled by Britain for a sme Sonila to Indial
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A native group in Kenya protesting against British rule. Their protests were sometimes violent.
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When the citizens of Cuba had a revolution, overthrowing their government.
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The British would send anyone who was or was thought to be part of the Mau Mau Rebellion, to detention camps. People were tortured and starved here
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A native Algerian political party, the only legal one present during the war.
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When Algeria fought France for their independence
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Asuccessful revolutionary in Ghana, and eventually became Prime Minister He was a large part of the Unite Africa movemont
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A Cuban Revolutionary atto led Cubs for nearly 60 years.
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Lumumbs was a very large acthest for the end of colonial rule in Lumumba was a very large activist for the end of colonial rule in the Congo. He had a large following and he openly disliked the govemment. This caused many government officials to want him dead. as well as
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A Congan movement demanding the end of colonial rule.
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Harsh segregation laws were placed upon the black South Africans by the white British. If any black person did not obey these laws,
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A politician in Congo serving as president for a little while. He was a big activist in the Unite Africa movement and was mysteriously assassinated on January 17, 1961.
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A set of peace treaties made between France and Algeria, giving Algeria independence from France
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Basically a conference giving independence and unity to the Alican countries that were formerly ruled by the British
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The aggressive modemization of Iran during the Iranian Revolution:
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A Palestinian national organization lighting to get israel back They so certarate courry from them
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Kenyata was Kenya's first president and played a large role in nming Kena independent from Britain's rule
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A war between Egypt and Israel, fighting over who is allowed to pass through the Suez Canal.
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Cambodian Civil War fought between the Khmer Rouge, a communist party, and the Cambodian government
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AKhmer Rouge camp/prison, which is now a historical museum, honoring the lives of everyone who died in the camp.
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A political leader in Iran, who led the Islamic Revolution.
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A communist party in Cambodia, mostly known for taking over and puting peuple in awful labor camps. The people there were worked to death, and tortured or killed for doing anything they weren't
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A dictator who ruled Cambodia for three years. He was the leader of the horrible Khmer Rouge
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When Iran fought to overthrow their government
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52 American soldiers and regular citizens were taken hostage by a group of militanzed college students part of the tranian Revolution They hostage for 444 day
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A country located in Western Asia.
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A South African anti-apartheid activist. He was the very first native president elected, as well as the first to be elected democratically