In the mid 1880's, Europe was busy Colonizing Africa. One of the unclaimed spaces was modern-day Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda, known as the "Sultanate of Zanzibar". Both the UK and German Empire wanted the land. So, they decided to split it up. The UK got Kenya and Uganda, while Germany got Tanzania. However, the UK was too busy sending its resources to South Africa, trying to build her Colonies there. So, the UK ceded the newly gained land to the Imperial British East Africa Company. Unfortunately, less than ten years later the company became bankrupt and the land was once again taken back by the UK government. They set up a Government known as the East Africa Protectorate. In 1920 the protectorate was split up and part of it became the Kenya Colony.
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The Portuguese, Dutch and British.
The British Empire colonized the nation we now call Guyana. It was called British Guiana until the nation gained its independence in 1966.
SpainEnglandAmericaJapanThese countries colonized us in order.If you do not believe that the England colonized the Philippines because it is rarely or not talked about, it is because the British Empire only colonized us for 2years.
The British Empire colonized Kenya in 1895. Britain colonized Kenya for reasons of economics and power. Kenya provided Britain with a sense of security over their hold on the Nile.
Britain Colonized Kenya on 1963. Uganda 1962 Tanzania 1961 and Eritrea 1993
No. The Masai tribes live in Kenya (colonized by the British) and northern Tanzania (colonized by the Germans). These colonists brought smallpox and cattle plague with them. As for the French, they never had anything to do with the Masai (or Kenya or Tanzania).
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Kenya was colonised by the United Kingdom.
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Cecil John Rhodes and the British colonized Rhodesia in 1890 until 1980.
Both of these regions were BRITISH colonies.
From 1895 to 1920, Kenya (then named East Africa) was a protectorate. Then, from 1920 to December 1963, Kenya was a colony. However, a small strip of land on the Kenyan coast remained a semi-seperate protectorate until October 1963.
The british did.
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