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… of Galant and two others. The primary reason for Galant’s rebellion was revealed in the subsequent investigations. … Historian Robert Shell points out that this slave rebellion was not an isolated incident, but part of a pattern …

… went on strike and boycotted classes. By 16 June, their rebellion spread to other schools in Soweto. Incidentally, … who fled or were recruited in the wake of the June 1976 rebellion. Their activities gave rise to a number of trials …

… Transvaal and the Orange Free State.  1850 The Kat River Rebellion - At different times the Khoi were subjected to … The most notable of these was the Kat River rebellion, which broke out in 1850 and became …

… Solomon Commission, commences its sittings in Pretoria. 1914 14 January, The Gandhi-Smuts Agreement is reached … by General J.C. Smuts and Mahatma Gandhi on 14 January 1914, 60 passive resistance prisoners are released from the …

… of this election. The National Party of Hertzog, formed in 1914, won the most seats, forcing the South African Party …

… of casualties inflicted on both sides. Between July 1914, when the war began, and November 1918, when it was …

… 1910 Nairobi becomes the official capital of Kenya. 1914 World War I begins to affect Africa. 47,000 Kenyan … themselves as the Kenya Land Freedom Army (KFLA). As the rebellion continues Britain declares a state of emergency in … Around 50,000 British soldiers are sent to suppress the rebellion, using bombers to attack Mau Mau strongholds. The …

… to make legislative decisions along with the Tsar. In 1914 the Russian Empire entered the First World War in order … before the Tsar changed its name to “Petrograd” in 1914. “Petrograd” was then changed to “Leningrad” after the …

… National Congress 1913 First Native Land Act passed 1914 Formation of National Party Railway connection to …

… onwards they were used to mobilise Afrikaners, and after 1914 to achieve political power. Writing about the press in … .’ [8] Those based in the Cape formed Nasionale Pers in 1914, while the northern interests formed companies that … an oft-repeated stereotype of the times. In 1914-15 a rebellion welled up against participation in WWI on the side …

… cause which carried them into bloody strikes, violence and rebellion. Their main enemy was the Chamber of Mines, a body …

… reinforcements were sent from Cape Town to put down the rebellion. Five people who were part of the rebellion were killed and 14 other were wounded. The final death toll from the rebellion was seven people. These included five Poqo members …

… ability to successfully plan and execute a large scale-rebellion, as can be seen in the New World. Attempts at rebellion and resistance were more often than not fragmented … and punished by the Colonial powers at hand. The slave rebellion led by Louis van Mauritius on the 27 October 1808 …

… servants increased tensions, and in January 1799 a second rebellion occurred in Graaff-Reinet. This precipitated the … Third Frontier War (1799-1803) In January 1799 a second rebellion occurred in Graaff-Reinet necessitating the Third … to remain in the Zuurveld. In 1801, another Graaff-Reinet rebellion began, forcing further Khoi desertions. Farms were …

… 2009. These protests are view as “service delivery”, “rebellion of the poor”, “municipal revolt” or “ring of fire”. …

… colonies and Republics become the Union of South Africa. 1914 When the first World War breaks out and Smuts and Botha side with the British, some Boer leaders begin a rebellion. The army’s Commander in Chief, Beyers, tenders his …

… Solomon Commission, commences its sittings in Pretoria. 1914 14 January, The Gandhi-Smuts Agreement is reached … reached by General J.C. Smuts and Gandhi on 14 January 1914, 60 passive resistance prisoners are released from the …

… it was slightly easier. There is a sense of disquiet and rebellion in the air as nature fights back at humanity’s … , the women out there in the fields and crags are in rebellion too. The lines came, the poems flowed. But could …

… and heavy debt. The lingering effects of World War I (1914-1918) caused economic problems in many countries, as …

… other proceedings during the 19th century. The Slagtersnek Rebellion The Slagtersnek rebellion of 1815 brought home to the Dutch the new terms of … and hailed those ‘martyred’ after the Slagter’s Nek rebellion. According to TRH Davenport: ‘It was romantic …

… land that has been taken and used for military purposes 1914 George Cato subdivides and sells the farm to prominent …

… Tsar. It was large in both land size and population. By 1914, Russia had a population of 165 million. It was a mostly … took place in 1904-1905 and was followed with another in 1914. The wars were disastrous, and instead of distracting … the country. In St. Petersburg (renamed Petrograd in 1914), a soviet or workers' committee took power. In October, …

… line to Sabie is completed, and reaches Graskop on 18 May 1914. 1914 Outbreak of WWI. 1916 Barclays Bank opens its first …

… the expense of personal freedom. [17] Intifada - This is a rebellion. It was specifically the uprising of Palestinians …

… and Russia’s social and economic problems continued. In 1914, Russia entered World War one to support their French … state following seven years of war  (World War I, 1914–1917, and the subsequent Civil War, 1917–1921) and had … was low. However, the outbreak of the war in August in 1914 came as a surprise and as a result the Empire was not …

… Hermanus as anti-pass demonstrations spread. As an act of rebellion the passes were set alight, as seen in a picture by …

… Maharero joins with the Germans in putting down the 1896 rebellion. 1880 Ovaherero-Nama War begins after the battle of … and southern regions of the country, annually until 1914. Most of the workers laboured in the mines at Tsumeb and … mines making their labour available to settler farmers.  1914 Outbreak of the First World War and the German fort of …

… Black women at this time. Hundreds of women are arrested. 1914 1July, the National Party (NP) is formed in …

… with 2 037 men, 127 women and 57 children participating 1914 January 5, Harbat Singh, a 70-year-old passive resister, …

… Proclamation that frees "all slaves in areas still in rebellion." 1865: The Civil War ends. The 13th Amendment, … surveillance of black activists abroad. Los Angeles Watts Rebellion of 1965 Watts is a residential district in southern Los Angeles, California. The term Watts Rebellion refers to a large-scale rebellion which lasted six …