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… What does the name Khoikhoi mean? 6.     Why did European settlers call the Khoikhoi Hottentots? 7.     How was the way …

… AYLIFF, John. 1963. The Journal of Harry Hastings, Albany Settler. Grahamstown: Grocott and Sherry. BACKHOUSE, … RHODESIA. 1935. Handbook for the use of Prospective Settlers on the Land. Pamphlet in Cory Library, Grahamstown. …

… Europeans and which they were unable to treat. The white settlers had defeated Native Americans in war battles for … trees, built houses and started planting in Australia. The settlers together with their convicts first arrived at New … own government, the Australian Federation. The British settlers in Australia did not recognise the rights of the …

… of colonisers up the east coast, but by 1820 more settlers resulted in increasing desire for land and expansion. These British settlers had been sent to South Africa to alleviate …

… at what is now Somerset East in 1702. In the 1770s, Whites settlers encountered Xhosas clans on the fringes of the … River and into Pondoland and further south. White settlers, mainly Afrikaans speaking farmers, trekked deep …

… firstly against Portuguese sailors and later Dutch settlers. Various groups of people such as the Khoikhoi , San …

… today, but is no longer a vegetable garden. In time, the settlers built a harbour and workshops for ship repairs. … ‘Boers’, the Dutch word for ‘farmer’. The VOC wanted more settlers to leave Holland and settle at the Cape. By the early 1700s, there were about 1000 Dutch settlers living in the Cape. The settlers built houses, …

… with the formation of the Colonial Born and Indian Settlers Association. 4 February, The Second Round-Table … S.L. Singh and P.R. Pather form the Colonial Born and Settlers Indian Association (CBSIA). Christopher is elected … line. 24 August, A meeting of the Colonial Born and Indian Settlers Association (CBSIA) at the Durban City Hall is …

… David Jansz and takes off with almost the whole of the settlers' herd of cattle. He is pursued but not captured. … the ownership of the land takes place between the Dutch settlers and a Khoikhoi clan led by Doman. The Khoi-Khoi attempt to steal the cattle used by Dutch settlers to plough the land that the latter has appropriated …

… practices are still practised today! SAN AND THE EUROPEAN SETTLERS: Europeans arrived at the Cape of Good Hope in 1652 … and medicine, which they also used to trade with European settlers. The Hoodai cactus plant was used by the San people … wealth. 5. Made weapons (skilled). 6. Traded with European settlers. …

… the struggles of their people since the day the white settlers arrived at the southernmost point of Africa.  [7] …

… Southern Africa at more or less the same time as European settlers landed in the Cape. Some books emphasised … a visitor from Holland to the Cape". When European settlers arrived in South Africa, most of them could read and …

… on 22 November 1913. Naidoo was one of the most active settlers at Tolstoy Farm where  he helped with construction …

… indigenous San hunter-gatherers and Khoi herders. Dutch settlers killed San livestock which the San needed to survive and many of the San were also killed by the Dutch settlers. Those San who survived moved to the dry regions of … The Khoi lost grazing land and their independence to Dutch settlers. Many of the Khoi went to work as herders or …

… colony, but were prohibited from importing new slaves. The settlers and government turned to the indigenous Khoikhoi … of having to carry passes. Passes for Europeans The 1820 settlers were accommodated in the new town of Bathurst in the … travel to nearby Grahamstown. In 1820 a group of British settlers arrived at the Cape to make a new life for …

… of the local population. The arrival of European settlers in 1903 added to the troubles of the indigenous … proletariat, dispossessed of their own land. The influx of settlers increased sharply after the end of the First World … the region. Continuing land seizures to provide for these settlers drove Africans to form organisations that campaigned …

… Obtaining a better education became compulsory for all the settlers at the Kakamas Dam, regardless of age. The goal was … also focused on moral and social rehabilitation. All the settlers were given access to water, through their own leading sluice. [12] To instil self-discipline the settlers had to maintain and clean their own furrows. These …

… In 1974, an inaugural festival titled the 1820 Settlers National Monument  was opened as a memorial to the … board of directors. It operates out of the 1820 Settlers National Monument in Grahamstown and rents out …

… at the Cape, patterns of exclusion began to emerge as settlers drew imagined and physical boundaries between … rise in tensions and eventual outbreak of war between the settlers and the Khoikhoi was the exclusion of the Khoikhoi from accessing land for grazing pastures. Settlers began to invent and implement ways of keeping the …

… the phase of colonial settlement, European countries sent settlers to inhabit and control large areas of land. They … of new areas by force and imposed European laws. These settlers often excluded indigenous inhabitants from their … did not attract large numbers of permanent European settlers. Small numbers of Europeans went to these colonies …

… growing, and government planned to forcibly remove the settlers. The government introduced what became known as the …

… that have been collected since the arrival of white settlers. These are collected primarily for government …

… the Chapman in Algoa Bay, which brings the first English settlers to the Eastern Cape. This was followed by the ships … in Algoa Bay, bringing the first of a new contingent of settlers from England. 1845 7 May, The first issue of the … Street Synagogue. 1913 Peak of second ostrich boom in the Albany. 28 July, Port Elizabeth is declared a city. 1914 …

… much land was owned by Africans in comparison with white settlers. Using your own knowledge and the source explain the … in South Africa, while the remaining 93% belonged to white settlers. This had a huge economic impact on Africans, since … impoverish Africans for the economic development of white settlers.  According to the 1936 Natives and Land Trust Act …

… of new taxes, and also the encroachment of white settlers on land owned by Africans. Dube had followed the …

… of tranquility. Exhibits focus on the first German settlers that Jonas Bergtheil brought to Natal as director of …   The museum’s exhibitions, center on the history of these Settlers and their contributions to the development of … and success of the boroughs as well as the role of these settlers during the South African War (1899-1902) and the …

… David Phillip, p.65.) The Cattle Killing The impact of the settlers on the Eastern Cape Frontier is dramatically … lives. Expansion into the Interior From the 1830s, settlers started to move out beyond the borders of the … the end however, the superior weapons and mobility of the settlers proved too much and they settled deep in the …

… in the south-western Cape to escape pressure from White settlers. These Korana trekkers travelled along the western … to Robben Island. Later, a prolonged drought forced White settlers and Coloured farmers, as well as the Korana, to move …