Britain did not lose the Cape Colony. In 1910, four British territories in Southern Africa merged to form the Union of South Africa, and the Cape Colony was one of the four. In time Britain agreed to grant her so-called "Dominiums" such as South Africa, Canada and others full independence inside the Commonwealth, a loose federation of autonomous states with common interests.
The Boers and Britain
The Transvaal Boers and the British
The Boers were the original Dutch settlers in South Africa. They have now become Afrikaaners and many are still in South Africa.
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The Boers and Britain
The Transvaal Boers and the British
Great Britain and the Dutch settlers of South Africa (Boers).
The Boers were Dutch settlers in what is now South Africa. When Britain laid claim to South Africa, a war started between the Boers and the British. That war is known as the Boer War. The British won.
The Boers had conflict with the Zulu and the British Army.
The Boers were descendants from early Dutch settlers in what is now South Africa.
No the Dutch were known as boers
The Boers were the original Dutch settlers in South Africa. They have now become Afrikaaners and many are still in South Africa.
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Africa.
The "Boers" were not British, they were of Dutch heritage. The British fought the "Boers" and the "Zulus" in South Africa.
indo niggvgv NEW RESPONDENT In 1893, the south Africa was controlled as follows: The Cape Colony by Great Britain, Transvaal and the Orange free State by the Boers.