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What is the name of the sleeveless garment worn by colonial Americans?
Pants were sleeveless garments worn by colonial Americans.
What is a Limner?
Limners are just another name for colonial artists or painters. They called themselves "limners" in colonial times. Limners are just another name for colonial artists or painters. They called themselves "limners" in colonial times.
What name was given to the middle colonies of colonial America?
breadbasket
What is the name of a fighting farmer?
I think you mean the colonial patriots.
What nation has one quarter of the worlds copper?
Zambia. :3 Your welcome!
Who were the last colonial masters of Zambia?
The British were the last colonial masters of Zambia.
Why did Zambia want independence from Britain?
to free its self from colonial rule
Zambia gained What independence colonial power in 1964?
Great Britain
What is Zambia's new name?
Zambia is the newest name that I've heard.
What was the original name for Zambia?
Southern Rhodesia.Zambia was Northern RhodesiaThe former name of Zambia is Northern Rhodesia. On 24 October 1964, the country gained independence from the United Kingdom and Zambia became its official name.
What European colonial power gained independence for the country of Zambia?
Zambia was formerly Northern Rhodesia. It was part of the British Empire & is now part of the Commonwealth.
Is Bemba the name of Zambia's tribe in Africa?
Bemba is the name of one tribe in Zambia. -There are many tribes.
The country of Zambia gained intependence from what European colonial power in 1964?
It gained independence from Great Britain.
Does the town of Kalabo in Zambia have another name?
no it does not, it is just a district in the western province of zambia.
What is the name of flower which has name of country included in it?
zambia
What is the name of the current minister of health Zambia?
Geoffrey Mwamba is the Minister of Defense for Zambia.
Why Zambia called northern Rhodesia?
Zambia was called Northern Rhodesia during the colonial period when it was part of British-controlled territories in southern Africa. The name was derived from Cecil Rhodes, a British imperialist and businessman, who sought to expand British influence in the region. The territory was designated as "Northern" to distinguish it from Southern Rhodesia, now known as Zimbabwe, which was located to the south. Zambia gained independence from British rule in 1964 and subsequently adopted its current name.
