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S.1 History & Political Education, Term 3

Scramble, Partition and Colonization of East Africa

Theme: Understanding Our Past 10 periods 6 learning outcomes

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S.1 · History & Political Education · Term 3

Scramble, Partition and Colonization of East Africa

HPE-S1-T3-01 10 periods

Competency

The learner understands the causes, methods and impact of the colonisation of East Africa.

Learning outcomes for Scramble, Partition and Colonization of East Africa
1 Know the term scramble, partition and colonisation of East Africa
2 Understand the reasons why Europeans and Asians came to East Africa Understanding
3 Understand how Uganda and the rest of East Africa was colonised Understanding
4 Understand the results of colonisation of East Africa SkillsUnderstanding
5 Appreciate the impact of European and Asian influence in East Africa Skills
6 Understand how the rest of Africa was colonised by the different European powers Understanding
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Each learning outcome is tagged with what it builds: Knowledge (facts you can recall), Understanding (explaining why), Skills (things you can do), Values & attitudes, and Generic skills such as communication and critical thinking.

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