Culture/ Religion Flashcards

1
Q

What was the British belief?

A

White mans burden

Civilising mission

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2
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In 1900, how many British Protestant missionaries were there?

A

4,000

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3
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When were there 4,000 British protestant missionaries?

A

1900

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4
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How many British protestant missionaries were there in 1916?

A

7,500

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5
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When were there 7,500 British protestant missionaries?

A

1916

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6
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How many mission stations were there in South Africa?

A

601

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7
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How many out stations were theere?

A

5,000

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8
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When was the South African Native School at Fore Hare formed?

A

1916

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9
Q

Who did Britain often ally with?

A

Elites

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10
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What sections of society did the British ally with?

A

Muslim Ulama

Hindu Brahmans

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11
Q

What did the British adopt in India?

A

Brahmins’ version of history: that India had always been a caste bound society and that all other castes recognised the Brahmin authority

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12
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What was made illegal in World War 2?

A

Canada and Australia: Jehovahs Witnesses

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13
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What were Christian converts in South Africa allowed to do?

A

Practice Lobola - the practice of buying a wife

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