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A modern history of Tanganyika
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In this paper, the authors present a list of maps and tables for the history of Tanganyika in terms of intention, intention, intent, and intention, and the creation of tribes.Abstract:
List of maps and tables Preface Acknowledgements Terminology Abbreviations 1. Intentions 2. Tanganyika in 1800 3. The nineteenth century 4. The German conquest 5. Colonial economy and ecological crisis, 1890-1914 6. The Maji Maji rebellion, 1905-7 7. Religious and cultural change before 1914 8. Fortunes of war 9. The origins of rural capitalism 10. The creation of tribes 11. The crisis of colonial society, 1929-45 12. Townsmen and workers 13. The African Association, 1929-48 14. The new colonialism 15. The new politics, 1945-55 16. The nationalist victory, 1955-61 Bibliography Index.read more
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