Outline for ARP

Outline for African Research Project on Zambia

1. Introductory Paragraph

a. Imperialism had many overall effects on Africa, many of them occurring in Zambia.

b. The first European to come to Zambia, when Zambia got their independence, what happened when Europeans arrived, when the country was ruled by the British.

c. Even though the British killed many Zambians and destroyed tribal beliefs they brought education and railroads to Zambia.(Even though the British Brought education to Zambia they destroyed tribal beliefs and killed Zambians.)

d. There for net effect of the British imperialism of Zambia was overall bad for several reasons. One, because the British brought in their religion in result destroying the local ones. Two, because by conquering Zambia many Zambians were mistreated and even killed. Three, because Zambians no longer had a voice in their own country.(shorten with a ;)

2. Body Paragraph one (reason #1)

a. Most Importantly Zambians were mistreated and killed. MAKE 3RD REASON

b. A10

c. A9

d. A8

e. Even though in different ways, Zambians were mistreated several times

3. Body Paragraph two (reason #2)

a. Another example of the negative effects of imperialsm was that the The British destroyed religion and culture in Africa.

b. B2

c. B3

d. C5

e. The British thought what they were doing was right even though it was quickly destroying the Zambian culture.

4. Body Paragraph three (reason #3)

a. To begin with, because of the British the Zambians no longer had a voice in their own country

b. F2

c. F3

d. G1

e. Zambians were quickly robbed of their rights.

5. Concluding Paragraph

a. In summary The British Imperialism on Zambia after looking over the main points was still bad.

b. And they are that Zambians were being robbed of their freedom, that the British destroyed the Zambian religion, and that many Zambians were killed in the process.

c. Now, to leave you something to think about, picture Zambia as a country that was never robbed of freedom or brought into the injustices of Imperialism.