There are debates among the historians who have investigated the reason for the South African War. It is believed the war is related to the control the British wanted to gain of the country due to the supply of gold.
the zulu war was caused by the british because Dutch "Boers" took over a port and named it Cape Town. then the boers moved into zulu territory and found out the were sitting on a gold mine! word got around and war broke out
The Zulu, an African tribe, were disgruntled that British were attempting to imperialize the southern area of Africa, and prepared to fight back if the British attempted to take their land. As fate would have it, the British did try to take it, and the war begun. The Zulu, though, were no ordinary tribe, and was the most significant African tribe in Africa
the zulu people lost there independence because the british won the war
South African Border War happened in 1966.
There was a first and a second Boer War. The Third Boer War is still to come.
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They became centers of leadership and community.
South African Airways was created in 1934.
South African Border War happened in 1966.
South African Medal for War Services was created in 1945.
There never was a South African War! There were two Anglo Boer Wars and the Zulu wars.
Theophilus Lyndall Schreiner has written: 'The Afrikander Bond and other causes of the war' -- subject(s): Afrikaner Bond, Causes, South African War, 1899-1902
many white people died
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1.3 million African-Americans left the south.
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One of the causes was the North and South's differing views on slavery.
It was a war between the British, and the Dutch South African colonist.
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