The Teaching of History
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Expansion of British Power in Africa.
The subject can be introduced by studying a political map showing the partition of Africa among the Euro- pean states. The class should particularly notice the possessions of France, Germany, and Great Britain before the Great War of 1914. A brief account of German aspirations with regard to Africa and the attempts to fulfil them during the last generation can be given at this point.
The class can then proceed to study the history of the various British pos...sessions.
(a) South Africa.
(1) Early settlers at the Cape Dutch and British.
(2) The Great Trek its causes and consequences the foundation of Natal, Orange Free State, and the Transvaal.
(3) The relations between Boers and British from the Sand River Convention to Majuba Hill.
118 THE TEACHING OF HISTORY (4) The work of Cecil Rhodes as an empire builder the extension of British power northwards.
(5) The South African War, 1899-1902.
(6) The consolidation of South Africa.
(6) The West Coast Settlements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Expansion of British Power in Africa.
The subject can be introduced by studying a political map showing the partition of Africa among the Euro- pean states. The class should particularly notice the possessions of France, Germany, and Great Britain before the Great War of 1914. A brief account of German aspirations with regard to Africa and the attempts to fulfil them during the last generation can be given at this point.
The class can then proceed to study the history of the various British pos...sessions.
(a) South Africa.
(1) Early settlers at the Cape Dutch and British.
(2) The Great Trek its causes and consequences the foundation of Natal, Orange Free State, and the Transvaal.
(3) The relations between Boers and British from the Sand River Convention to Majuba Hill.
118 THE TEACHING OF HISTORY (4) The work of Cecil Rhodes as an empire builder the extension of British power northwards.
(5) The South African War, 1899-1902.
(6) The consolidation of South Africa.
(6) The West Coast Settlements.
What to read after The Teaching of History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hooper Jarvis to read onlineMoreLess
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