History I Form Five Notes All Topics PDF Download
HISTORY I FORM FIVE – ALL TOPICS
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What is History
According to H. E Carr History is a continuous “process of interaction between the historian and his facts, an unending dialogue between the present and the past“.
HISTORY I, FORM FIVE COVER HISTORY OF AFRICA
The continent of Africa is rich with the history of mankind. Some of the earliest archeological discoveries of human development have been found in Africa including ancient cave paintings many thousands of years old. Click on the links below to learn more about the civilizations, culture, geography, and people of Ancient Africa.
Africa has seen the rise and fall of many great civilizations and empires throughout its history. The oldest and longest lasting of these being the Ancient Egyptians who are still famous today for their pyramids and pharaohs. However, the Egyptians weren’t the only civilization to develop in Ancient Africa. Important civilizations developed throughout the continent such as Carthage, the Mali Empire, and the Kingdom of Ghana.
All historians agree that it was the Roman use of the term ‘Africa’ for parts of Tunisia and Northern Algeria which ultimately, almost 2000 years later, gave the continent its name. There is, however, no consensus amongst scholars as to why the Romans decided to call these provinces ‘Africa.
NEW SYLLABUS
CHAPTER ONE: PAN-AFRICANISM
CHAPTER TWO: INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN THE 18TH AND 19TH CENTURIES
CHAPTER THREE: INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONS IN THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES
CHAPTER FOUR: ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS IN THE ANCIENT WORLD
CHAPTER FIVE: WORLD RELIGIONS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS
CHAPTER SIX: SLAVERY AND FEUDALISM IN ANCIENT ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS
CHAPTER SEVEN: POLITICAL REVOLUTIONS AND MODERN ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS IN EUROPE
CHAPTER EIGHT: THE CAPITALIST CRISES AND ALTERNATIVE GOVERNANCE SYSTEMS
CHAPTER NINE: ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS IN POST- COLONIAL AFRICAN STATES
OLD SYLLABUS
TOPIC 1: PRE COLONIAL AFRICAN SOCIETIES
TOPIC 2: AFRICA AND EUROPE IN THE 15TH CENTURY
TOPIC 3: THE PEOPLE OF AFRICAN ORIGIN IN THE NEW WORLD
TOPIC 4: FROM COLONIALISM TO THE FIRST WORLD WAR (1880S-1914) COLONIAL RIVALRY IN AFRICA
TOPIC 5: COLONIAL ECONOMY AND SOCIAL SERVICES AFTER THE SECOND DWORLD WAR
TOPIC 6: INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL FORCES AND THE RISE OF NATIONALISM AND THE STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE
TOPIC 7: POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN TANZANIA SINCE INDEPENDENCE