Access to History for the IB Diploma: Independence and identity: The Haitian revolution (circa 1780-1825) and Kenyan independence (1945-1978)
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Description
Contents
Reviews
Language
English
ISBN
9781036014865
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Dedication and Disclaimer
Introduction
1 What you will study
2 How you will be assessed
3 About this book
Chapter 1 The Haitian Revolution (circa 1780–1825): What prompted the emergence of the independence movement?
1 French colonial rule
2 Slave resistance, maroonage and Vodou
3 The influence of the French Revolution
Examination advice and practice
Chapter 2 How was independence achieved?
1 The war for Freedom in Saint Domingue (1791) and the abolition of slavery (1793)
2 The independence struggle (1794–1804)
3 Roles of Toussaint L’Ouverture and Jean-Jacques Dessalines
Examination advice and practice
Chapter 3 How, and with what challenges, was a new identity formed?
1 Constitution (1801) and Declaration of Independence (1804)
2 Continuing social inequalities established during French colonial rule
3 Independence debt (1825)
Examination advice and practice
Chapter 4 Kenyan independence (1945–1978): What prompted the emergence of the independence movement?
1 British colonial rule
2 Resistance of the Kenya African Union
3 Influence of the Second World War
Examination advice and practice
Chapter 5 How was independence achieved?
1 Mau Mau Uprising (1952–60)
2 Lancaster House Conferences, self-government and multi-party politics (1960–3)
3 Role of Jomo Kenyatta
Examination advice and practice
Chapter 6 How, and with what challenges, was a new identity formed?
1 Independence Constitution (1963) and transition towards a one-party political system
2 Education and promotion of cultural diversity
3 Land reforms
Examination advice and practice
Index
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