History | African History: Colonial Rule/Independence
E332 | 24719 | Brooks
Above section carries culture studies credit
A portion of the above section reserved for majors
Above section open to undergraduates only
E 332: Graduate students register for HIST-E 532
Surveys the history of sub-Saharan Africa from c.1750 to the
present. There are no prerequisites: E332 is taught as a separate
course from E331. Major topics include the transition from the slave
trade to “legitimate” commerce in agricultural and sylvan products
and minerals; European imperialism and the partition of Africa at the
close of the nineteenth century; colonial rule and “dependency”
relationships; the spread of Islam and Christianity; the development
of political parties after World War II and the attainment of
independence by British, French, Belgian, and Portuguese colonies;
the European Union and Africa; and other current issues. Assignments
are on UGL Reserve. There will be a practice map quiz, two “mini-
exams”, a mid-term exam, and a final examination.