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TOPIC 4: TRANSFORMATIONS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA AFTER 1750 What transformations took place in southern Africa after 1750? The slides for this topic include: ● colour pictures to accompany the notes ● a start to a mindmap on this topic ● an example of a completed mindmap on this topic ● colour pictures to accompany the source-based questions. www.theanswer.co.za

Source: J.S, Bergh. 1984. Stamme en Ryke. Cape Town: Don Nelson.

The praise-singer of King Dingane of the Zulu, drawn by Allen Francis Gardiner www.theanswer.co.za

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Source: Ji-Elle

Source: Steve Evans

A San rock painting from Zimbabwe

A Nguni pot and lid from the 19th century, showing the key role of cattle in this culture

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Source: Winfried Bruenken (Amrum).

The undulating Swartland is fertile and good for farming wheat, grapes and vegetables.

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Source: Dr Thomas Wagner.

The Richtersveld is arid and mountainous.

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Source: Deon Maritz

A typical Stellenbosch vineyard in the Boland

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Richtersveld

Eastern Cape Grahamstown Southern Cape

Source: Discott

Swartland

Trekboer migrations between 1740 and 1800

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Source: Lysippos

The varied climates of the Eastern Cape support different kinds of farming, from sheep and cattle to fruit farming.

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An 1818 map of Africa by John Pinkerton, showing the parts of Africa familiar to Europeans

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Source: Pinkerton, J., A Modern Atlas, from the Latest and Best Authorities, Exhibiting the Various Divisions of the World with its chief Empires, Kingdoms, and States; in Sixty Maps, carefully reduced from the Largest and Most Authentic Sources. 1818, Philadelphia, Thomas Dobson Edition

Source: J.S, Bergh. 1984. Stamme en Ryke. Cape Town: Don Nelson

A drawing of a Tlhaping captain and his wife by Rev. John Campbell, circa 1818 www.theanswer.co.za

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Source: Bobrayner

The Pongola River today

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A picture of a Zulu warrior

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Source: George F. Angus. J.S, Bergh. 1984. Stamme en Ryke. Cape Town: Don Nelson

Source: Purves, M

Source: Harri

The Zulu Kingdom encompassed mountainous grasslands and sub-tropical areas.

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The British camp at Port Natal in 1842

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An 1836 watercolour of Mzilikazi

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Source: William Cornwallis Harris . J.S, Bergh. 1984. Stamme en Ryke. Cape Town: Don Nelson

Ndebele Gaza

Pedi

Southern Tswana

Swazi

Ndwandwe Sotho Zulu Kora Griqua

Mpondo

San

Khoi

British

Xhosa Boers

A sketch of where the different cultural groups covered in this topic were distributed around 1830 www.theanswer.co.za

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Source: NJR ZA

A depiction of Voortrekkers on the 1949 Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria www.theanswer.co.za

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Source: NJR ZA

A Voortrekker ox-wagon

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Source: William John Burchell

A painting of a Kora from the 19th century www.theanswer.co.za

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Source: Marduk

Source: Cape Colony Archives

An early painting of a Griqua

Thaba Bosiu

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Source: Eugene Casalis

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Source: "Stamme & Ryke", by J.S. Bergh, together with A.P. Bergh. Don Nelson: Cape Town. 1984

Andrew Geddes Bain recorded the eye-catching 19th-century hairstyles of the Mpondo. www.theanswer.co.za

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A poster for the 1986 film Shaka Zulu

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The Trekbur by Samuel Daniell circa 1804 www.theanswer.co.za

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Source: Bensusan Museum. Johannesburg

A photograph of King Moshoeshoe with his ministers www.theanswer.co.za

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A sketch made of King Shaka by James King in the 1820s www.theanswer.co.za

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