Middlebury

HIST 0375

Struggles in Southern Africa

Struggles for Change in Southern Africa
In this course we will examine the tumultuous period of social struggle in southern Africa in the decades following World War II. Major topics to be covered include the rise of apartheid and the mobilization of anti-apartheid resistance in South Africa and Namibia; the liberation struggle against white settler rule in Zimbabwe; the fight for freedom from Portuguese colonialism in Mozambique; and Mozambique's protracted civil war following independence. A central purpose of this course is to explore how these different arenas of struggle transformed individual lives and social relations in complex and diverse ways, generating enduring impacts and challenges within the region.
Subject:
History
Department:
History
Division:
Humanities
Requirements Fulfilled:
HIS SAF SOC
Equivalent Courses:
BLST 0375

Sections in Fall 2007, School Abroad Germany (Mainz)

Fall 2007

HIST0375A-F07 Lecture (Ralph)
HIST0375Y-F07 Discussion (Ralph)
HIST0375Z-F07 Discussion (Ralph)