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Political stability and instability Flashcards

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1
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What occurred after independence?

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Mutiny occurred in the army

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Define mutiny

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Open rebellion against authority

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Why did Congolese soldiers participate in a mutiny?

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They no longer wish to be exploited by their Belgian offices

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4
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What did the riots demand?

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Africanisation of the Armanini

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What did Lumumba pleads for at first?

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Them to Abbe some of the little Jamette command of the Belgium’s

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6
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What is the mutineers threaten to do?

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Intensify their protest

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7
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How did the member respond to the intensifying of their protest?

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Dismiss 1100 Belgian offices

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8
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What type of violence continue to spread?

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People were raped, why Congolese were treated badly

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9
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How many Belgian national is fled?

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25,000

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Where did the Belgian national flee to?

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French Congo

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11
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How did bell gym still power over the army?

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Maintaining the leadership of the army

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12
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What made a mockery of conga these independence?

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Belgium created an impression that they still needed assistance with add ministrative issues

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13
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When did the mutiny take place?

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1960

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14
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When did Lumumba face another setback?

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Separatist tribal groups in Katanga and Kasai declared independence of their par Vinces

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Define separatist

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One who advocate cultural, ethnic or racial separation

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16
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Who led the separatists in Katanga?

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Moise Tshombe

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17
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Who supported Tshombe in the separation of Katanga?

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Valjean mining company that owns and administered Katanga is rich mines

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18
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Why did Belgian troops free?

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In order to protect their economic interests

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19
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Why was there a little doubt that can’t always in a critical situation?

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  1. Army was highly reliable – developed into a dangerous mob
  2. Government authority collapse
  3. White population fled - economy depended
  4. Katanga secession tear country apart
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20
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What is Congo politically stable under Mobutu?

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Highly politically stable

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21
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Did the country remained unified when the provinces attempted to break away?

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Remained unified

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22
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Why was a sense of national unity difficult to establish?

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Many different ethnic group with different allegiances and different languages

23
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What was there not enough of to protect the democracy?

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Not sufficient checks and balances

24
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How long was Congo rude as a one-party state and dictatorship?

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32 years

25
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Why was there no freedom of speech?

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Mobutu created a regime of terror to crush or opposition

26
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How did Mobutu keep officials loyal?

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Bribing them

27
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What was the corruption described as?

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Rife

28
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What threatened the countries ability to charge it on course?

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Dependent on Western countries for financial aid and military support

29
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How was the USA only give financial support?

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Agreed to implement a capitalist system

30
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What threatened the sovereignty of the country?

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Powerful western business

31
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How many civil wars did the country experience?

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Two civil wars

32
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What conflict spilled into Congo?

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Rwanda

33
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What were the human rights like?

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Not protected
Women’s rights badly neglected

34
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What was there a lack of?

A

Transparency

35
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When did Mobutu face a crisis?

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1964

36
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What was the crisis?

A

Simba rebellion against the government

37
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What does Simba mean?

A

Lion in Swahili

38
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What did Simba capture?

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Stanleyville and şey up rebel government

39
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What happened as the rebel movement spread?

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Discipline began to break down and serious acts of terror and violence were committed

40
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How many civilians were executed in Stanleyville

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Thousands in front of Lumumba’s monument

41
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Who was chosen to lead the central government against the rebellious province?

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Moise Tshombe

42
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Who did Tshombe recruit?

A

White mercenaries

43
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Define mercenaries

A

People who serve merely for wages. Associated with the professional soldier or someone who is hired by a political entity to fight in a conflict

44
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How was the struggle put down?

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Age of Belgium and American paratroops

45
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Where became an area of conflict in 1977?

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Shaba (Zaire) and Angola

46
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Why was there a conflict with Angola?

A

Mobutu supported UNITA and FNLA in Angolan civil war

47
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On the 8th of March 1977 in Shaba who was attacked?

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2000 members of Front for the National Liberation of Congo (FNLC)

48
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FNLC

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National Liberation of Congo

49
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What did the National Liberation of Congo capture?

A

Many towns and occupied the copper mining town of Kolwezi

50
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Who did the National Liberation of Congo want to overthrow?

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Mobutu

51
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Who supported Mobutu in his international aid for assistance?

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1500 Moroccan trip supported by France. Belgium and the USA

52
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What was the result of the attack on Shaba?

A

70,000 Congolese sought safety in refugee camps

53
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What led to the defeat of FNLC?

A

Attack Shaba second time

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