East Africa- Uganda Flashcards

1
Q

During the 1930s-1940s why was there growing resentment?

A

-British supported Indians continual dominance of the cotton and sugar plantation economy

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2
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What happened in 1949?

A

Wave of unrest and riots
The Governor blames the riots on communist and rejects any reforms

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3
Q

Who was appointed as Governor in 1952?

A

Sir Andrew Cohen
(Tasked with preparing Uganda for independence)

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4
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What did Sir Andrew Cohen do?

A

-economic reforms
-reorganised the Legislative Council to be fully representative of the Ugandan population
-Refused the suggestion of an East African Federation by the colonial secretary in 1953
-Deported Kabaka Mutesa

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5
Q

After the deporting of Kabaka Mutesa what was the Uganda’s people’s attitude?

A

Two years of unrest and obstruction of British rule

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6
Q

Who formed the Uganda People’s Congress?

A

Milton Obote

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7
Q

When was the conference in London to confirm plans for independence?

A

1960

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8
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When did Uganda gain independence?

A

1962
Prime Minister- Milton Obote
President- Kabaka Mutesa

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