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History of Africa and the Middle East

Master IB History History of Africa and the Middle East with flashcards created by examiners and strictly aligned with the syllabus.

HL1.1
The ‘Abbasid dynasty (750–1258)
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Revolution, Baghdad, caliphal government, Ulama, Sassanian influence, Golden Age, political fragmentation, Mongol conquest

HL1.10
Africa under colonialism (1890–1980)
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Colonial administration, settler rule, economic and social change, nationalism, independence

HL1.11
20th-century nationalist and independence movements in Africa
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Liberation wars, mass nationalism, political parties, trade unions, colonial withdrawal, African independence

HL1.12
The Ottoman Empire (c1800–1923)
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Imperial decline, European intervention, reform, nationalism, war and collapse

HL1.13
War and change in the Middle East and North Africa 1914–1945
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Wartime diplomacy, mandates, nationalism, state-building, modernization, western influence

HL1.14
Africa, international organizations and the international community (20th century)
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Collective security, African cooperation, UN intervention, development agencies, Cold War rivalry

HL1.15
Developments in South Africa 1880–1994
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Mineral revolution, South African War, segregation, apartheid, resistance, sanctions, democratic transition

HL1.16
Social and cultural developments in Africa in the 19th and 20th centuries
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Religious change, African churches, social values, women, technology, migration, culture, education

HL1.17
Post-war developments in the Middle East (1945–2000)
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Israel and Arab–Israeli conflict, Egypt, Iran, Lebanon, revolution, nationalism and peacemaking

HL1.18
Post-independence politics in Africa to 2005
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Nigeria and Tanzania, conflict, military intervention, social challenges, single-party rule, democratization, development

HL1.2
The Fatimids (909–1171)
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Dynastic foundation, caliphal rivalry, Egypt and Cairo, Ismaili ideology, government, trade, learning, decline

HL1.3
The Crusades (1095–1291)
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Crusading motives, jihad, crusader states, warfare, leadership, regional impact

HL1.4
The Ottomans (1281–1566)
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Frontier expansion, Constantinople, Safavid rivalry, Mamluk conquest, government, military power, imperial culture

HL1.5
Trade and the rise and decline of African states and empires (800–1600)
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Trans-Saharan commerce, Indian Ocean networks, Islamization, Catholicism, Ghana, Mali, Kongo, Swahili city states

HL1.6
Pre-colonial African states (1800–1900)
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State formation, African leadership, military change, trade, religion, diplomacy and resistance

HL1.7
The slave trade in Africa and the Middle East (1500–1900)
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Atlantic and East African trades, expansion, social and economic impact, abolition, anti-slavery legislation

HL1.8
European imperialism and the partition of Africa (1850–1900)
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European expansion, economic and strategic rivalry, African responses, Berlin Conference, Congo region

HL1.9
Response to European imperialism (1870–1920)
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Resistance, collaboration, African agency, military power, diplomacy, colonial conquest