Relations with indigenous people

• What is the focus of the lesson in the study of AQA A-level history?


  The focus is on the relations with indigenous peoples during the British Empire's imperialism.
• What time period does the lesson cover regarding the development of imperialism?

  The lesson covers the period between 1857 and 1890.
• What significant event related to British administration in India is mentioned?


  The Indian Mutiny is mentioned as a significant event.
• How is the Indian Mutiny characterized in relation to the British Empire?


  It is characterized as a representation of the relationship between the British Empire and indigenous peoples.
• Which indigenous groups are specifically mentioned in relation to the British Empire in Southern Africa?


  The BS and Bantu peoples are mentioned.
• What is the primary focus of the lesson regarding the BS and Bantu peoples?


  The lesson focuses on the extent of relationships between the British Empire and these indigenous peoples.
• What years are identified as significant for the relations with the BS and Bantu peoples?


  The years 1867 to 1880 are identified as significant.
• How were relations with the BS and Bantu peoples characterized between 1867 and 1880?


  Relations were characterized as particularly peaceful for a long period of time.
• What event led to increased tensions between the British Empire and the BS and Bantu peoples?


  The discovery of diamonds in 1867 led to increased tensions.
• What was the impact of the discovery of diamonds on the relationship between the British Empire and indigenous peoples?


  The discovery led to tensions and the exploitation of resources.
• Where were diamonds first discovered in relation to the British Empire's activities?

  Diamonds were first discovered on the Val River in 1867.
• What was the consequence of the diamond rush that followed the discovery of diamonds?


  The diamond rush attracted both European and indigenous peoples into the region.
• What territories did the British Empire annex in 1868 and 1871?


  The British Empire annexed Bazo land in 1868 and West Griqualand in 1871.
• What proposal did the British Empire make in 1875 regarding the territories?


  The British Empire proposed a Federation of British and Bantu territories.
• How did the Bantu peoples respond to the British proposal for a federation in 1875?


  The Bantu peoples rejected the proposal for a federation.
• What conflict occurred between 1877 and 1878 that involved the British Empire?


  The British engaged in the HOSA War during this period.
• What was the outcome of the British seizure of Transvaal in 1877?


  The British claimed they were protecting white Europeans from the Zulu and Pedi tribes.
• What major conflict did the British engage in against the Zulu tribes in 1879?


  The British invaded Zululand in 1879 after defeating the Zulu tribes.
• What was the result of the defeat of the Zulu tribes in 1879?


  The Zulu tribes were incorporated into Natal after their defeat.
• What actions did the BS take in response to British imperialism after 1879?


  The BS declared independence from the British Empire in an attempt to break away from imperialism.
• What significant event occurred in 1881 involving the BS and British forces?


  Over 150 British soldiers were killed at Majuba Hill, leading to recognition of BS self-determination.
• What was the outcome of the Convention of Ptor regarding the BS?


  The Convention recognized the self-determination of the BS peoples.