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COURSE JUSTFICATION:
The study of the African past
provides significant content knowledge and a basis for understanding the
present and predicting the likely future occurrences. This course focuses on the forces and
processes that continuously contributed to the transformation of African
societies, particularly the impact of European activities and colonial rule.
COURSE
DESCRIPTION:
The
course introduces students to the history of Africa in the period of the
scramble and partition. How African
continent was colonized, administered and which countries escaped the scourge
of colonization. The course concludes by
providing an overview of the results of African colonization and later
emergency of African Nationalism the produced the current governments.
COURSE AIM: To develop students’
understanding of the History of Africa through the phases of Colonial,
Neocolonialism on to the present.
COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES
By the end of the
course unit, students should be able to;
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