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 Each World History PicturePack Collection covers the history of one the world's major areas.  Each Collection contains a thorough, in-depth series of visual lessons - each one a segment of history, told in beautiful large-size images and historical captions (articles). PicturePacks are inexpensive, and allow you to order just the historical content you need.  Created in html (web-based) format,  PicturePacks run in your own Windows web browser (Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator), so the PicturePack "look and feel" is friendly and familiar, and there is no installation and minimal user instruction. PicturePacks allow independent study, but they are also resources, designed to allow you to use the rich, varied content to create presentations, handouts, student reports, and much more.  Simple, clear instructions are included. PicturePack Collections are delivered on CD.

   
 

World History PicturePacks
  (Countries Beyond Europe)

      A History of Africa
     B Middle Eastern History
     C Latin American History
     D History of Japan
     E History of Korea
     F History of China
     G India, Pakistan, Afghanistan & Asiatic Russia
     H Southeast Asia, The Philippines, & Oceania
     I Australia, New Zealand, Canada & International Organizations
     

CONTENTS Collection A: History of Africa

     

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 CONTENTS
 
World History PicturePack Collection A: History of Africa
 
 Everything listed below is included in this single PicturePack Collection.
All images full screen, with articles.

AF01: The History of Traditional Africa Map, vegetation in Africa ● Map, African settlement and environment ● A victim of sleeping sickness ● Map, Africa, diffusion of iron technology ● Kush pyramids ● Obelisk at Axum in Ethiopia ● An agrarian scene in the highlands of Ethiopia ● Ancient Ethiopian crowns ● Biblical scene, Coptic manuscript ● A West African iron forge ● Blacksmiths pounding smelted iron into a hoe ● A Bataka iron hoe from southern Africa ● Oasis and canal in Algeria, around 1900 ● Dates being harvested ● The Niger inland delta in Mali, from space ● A fisherman in a canoe on the Niger ● A woman bringing dried fish to market ● A farmer plowing with oxen in West Africa ● A farmer irrigating plants in West Africa ● An ox cart transporting millet in Gambia ● Map, great empires of the Western Sudan ● Map, caravans, gold and salt mining, Ghana ● A West African king holding a gold nugget ● Timbuktu gold merchants, late 19th century ● The Sankore Mosque at Timbuktu, around 1890 ● The old mosque at Djenné, Mali, around 1890 ● A caravan approaching Timbuktu ● Map, Timbuktu around 1890 ● The King of Bornu around 1850 ● Kanembu chief in Kanem-Bornu around 1850 ● Mounted bodyguard of the Sultan of Bornu ● Mid-19th century market at Sokoto, Nigeria ● Wolof warriors, Senegambia region, West Africa ● The palace of the King of Asante, 19th century ● The yam festival among the Asante people ● Kumasi, Asante state capital, 19th century ● An Asante cavalryman, 19th century ● Asante soldier with musket around 1820 ● The King of Benin and his retinue, 1686 ● An African statuette of a European man ● The fort of Méré-Méré near Lake Tanganyika ● Zanzibar, late 19th century ● A metallophone musical instrument ● A Malinke griot with a harp-like instrument ● Bornu trumpeters sounding the Frum-Frums ● A traditional African doctor treating a baby ● Peeling bark from a tree for bark cloth ● Basoko workmen building a house ● A small workshop at Mogadishu, Somalia ● Elaborate fish traps in central Africa
 

AF02: Africa & Europe, 1500s to Late 1800Detail of Ptolemy map of Northern Africa ● Map, voyages of Dias and da Gama ● 1578 Portuguese map of central Africa ● 1830s European map of Africa ● 1557 sailors using instruments of navigation ● Elmina castle on the African Gold Coast ● King of the Kongo and European ambassadors ● The King of the Kongo receiving Europeans ● Baptism in the Kongo ● Boats landing goods on the West African coast ● Luanda, Angola ● Implements used by slave traders ● Slaves being taken across the Sahara Desert ● Bartering for slaves ● British anti-slavery patrol ● A slave ship dumping slaves while being chased ● The capture of a slave dhow by the British ● Burning a slave establishment in Mozambique ● Arab and Swahili slave traders ● Hugh Clapperton (1788-1827), Scottish explorer ● Mungo Park (1771-1806), Scottish explorer ● Rene Caillé (1799-1837), French explorer ● Africans with John Speke on Nile exploration ● Heinrich Barth's camp near Bornu ● David Livingstone (1813-1873) ● Livingstone's steam launch, Zambezi exploration ● Henry Morton Stanley (1847-1904) ● "Dr. Livingstone, I presume." ● An African war canoe in the Uruwimi region ● Ethiopian King Theodore II's "Sebastapol" mortar ● The steamboat Stanley on the Congo River ● British steamer The Scourgeshelling Accra ● King's town, mission church in Bechuanaland ● The Catholic mission in Bagamoto, Tanzania ● Workers at Catholic mission, Congo Free State ● Prayer service at mission school, Leopoldville ● Missionary preparing to baptize African woman ● Samuel Ajayi Crowther, Bishop of the Niger ● Liberia College, Monrovia, in 1893 ● Joseph Jenkins Roberts (1809-1876) ● Edward W. Blyden (1832-1911)
 

AF03: Africa, Late 1800s to WWII European ivory merchant with ivory and porters ● Tippu Tib (1830-1905), the Swahili merchant ● U.S. legation building, Monrovia, 1901 ● Cloves drying in the sun at Zanzibar ● The port of Zanzibar around 1900 ● Throne room, palace of the sultan of Zanzibar ● Two wives of Sultan Barghash of Zanzibar ● Arabs, Swahilis in Zanzibar, early 20th century ● A Sikh sergeant-major, late 19th century ● Rubaga, capital of Buganda, in 1875 ● King Mutesa, Kabaka of Buganda ● The gunboat Herald on the Zambezi river ● Swanzy's Trading Company in West Africa ● George Goldie, United African Company founder ● Leopold II, king of Belgium ● The Conference of Berlin in 1884-85 ● Map, African resistance to European rule ● British East Africa officials, Kikuyu leaders ● West African Frontier Force captures Yola ● British troops vs. Benin forces, 1897 ● Sudanese troops with Maxim gun, Nigeria ● Asante king Prempeh submits to British, 1896 ● British take power from the king of Ado, Nigeria ● The king of Dahomey and his family ● German troops suppress Herero resistance ● Map, Africa partitioned, 1914 ● Map, 1991 political map of Africa ● German bombing raid on British camp, 1915 ● Frederick Lugard ● Building a road during the early colonial era ● Constructing a railway in central Africa in 1918 ● A Uganda Railway bridge made with U.S. steel ● The train station at Dakar, Senegal ● Gambia river steamer loading passengers ● Beira, Mozambique, prior to 1927 ● African laborers carrying ivory and rubber ● "In the rubber coils of the Congo `Free' State." ● 1st sugar sale, Durban, South Africa, 1856 ● Growing tobacco in Rhodesia, colonial era ● Rural post office, 19th c. British Central Africa ● African defendant in a British court, West Africa ● A rural hospital in Kenya 
 

AF04: Southern Africa to the 1940s A Khoikhoi kraal, or circular village ● African village surrounding a kraal ● Jan van Riebeeck landing in 1652 ● Coaling station for steamships, Cape Town ● British capture Dutch ships, 1796 ● British settlers camped in the 1830s ● Moshoeshoe, Basuto people's leader, in 1833 ● The "Great Trek" of the Boers ● The opening of the first railway in South Africa ● Wool bales for export at Durban, 1930s ● Indentured Indian laborers cutting sugar cane ● South Africa's "mineral revolution" begins ● Diamond miners at Kimberley ● Sorting diamonds at Kimberley ● Gold mine, South African Witwatersrand, 1890 ● African mine workers in front of "tailings wheel." ● African, Chinese, European gold workers ● Chinese laborers at Durban, South Africa ● Zulus defeat the British at Isandhlwana ● The first Anglo-Boer war of 1881 ● Cecil Rhodes (1853-1902), British imperialist ● "The Rhodes colossus," from Cape Town to Cairo ● Building a railway in Rhodesia ● Paul Kruger and friends in 1898 ● A Matabele attack on a British convoy in 1893 ● The Jameson Raid of 1895 ● British troops during the Boer War of 1899-1902 ● Boer guerrilla fighters ● "Long Tom" cannon at Mafeking in 1900 ● African refugees during the Boer War ● Surrender of Boer commandos to British ● British destroy huts, 1906 Bambata rebellion ● Chief Signananda, sons, after trial for rebellion ● National Convention, Durban, October 12, 1908 ● Cape Town marketplace, early 20th century ● Europeans, Asians, Africans, white-owned estate ● The Cape Town railway station around 1882 ● A meeting of the ICU at Durban in 1929 ● A South African steel plant around WWII ● Jan Christian Smuts (1870-1950)  
 

AF05: Sub-Saharan Africa After 1945 Women picking cotton in the Sudan ● Sisal growing in East Africa ● An adult literacy class in Ethiopia, 1983 ● Map, a 1985 political map of southern Africa ● Dr. Kwame Nkrumah (1909-1972) ● Kwame Nkrumah, first P.M. of Ghana ● Biafran officials surrender, end civil war ● French-speaking African heads of state meet ● President Senghor of Senegal at U.N ● Patrice Lumumba ● UN forces arrive in Katanga, the Congo, 1960 ● A Zairian family at home in Kinshasa ● Mau Mau suspects held prisoner ● Squatters being evicted near Nairobi, Kenya ● Downtown Nairobi in the late colonial period ● Julius Nyerere, former president of Tanzania ● Milton Obote, Ugandan leader ● Haile Selassie and Idi Amin Dada ● Kenneth Kaunda, President of Zambia 1963-1991 ● U.N. Security Council, Rhodesia sanctions ● Robert Mugabe, Prime Minister of Zimbabwe ● S. African policeman checks passbooks, 1963 ● Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu in prison ● Johannesburg ● Alexandra, a Black township outside Johannesburg ● "Non-Whites Only" bus notice ● Two women chopping wood in the Transkei ● New arrivals, Crossroads Squatter Camp ● The Soweto demonstrations of 1976 ● Steve Biko's grave, at King Williams Town ● A young courtship in Cape Town, South Africa ● Supporters of SWAPO, Windhoek, Namibia, 1978 ● A Mozambican refugee camp in 1978 ● A helicopter spraying a West African stream ● Nigerian WHO researcher collects water samples ● Spraying an irrigation canal ● Zimbabwian health worker discusses nutrition ● A Malian villager gathering firewood ● Mauretanian village deserted by drought ● Children suck water from tap, Makulle, Ethiopia ● Women and children in sandstorm in camp ● U.N. Secretary-General visits drought victims ● Supervisor, Green Belt Movement, Kenyan nursery ● Mandela meets with de Klerk 
  


 

 

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