Timeline of Africa 4 - Timeline Help

Timeline Blog RSS

Timeline of Africa 4 - Timeline Help

Timeline of Africa 4 of 22 from 1488 to 1779 at Timeline Help.

- 1488

- 1500

- 1530

- 1542

- 1562

- 1570

- 1591

- 1591

- 1598

- 1619

- 1625

- 1637

- 1641

- 1642

- 1647

- 1648

- 1650 - 1894

- 1651

- 1652

- 1659

- 1660

- 1674

- 1697

- 1699

- 1701 - 1896

- 1702

- 1770

- 1779

Moroccans invade Kingdom of Mali.

Portugal discovers Madagascar.

Arab Ahmad Gran invades Ethiopia.

Portugal helps Ethiopia to end the Arab invasion.

Britain begins its slave trade in Africa.

Angola becomes Portuguese colony.

Battle of Tondibi.

Morocca destroys the Songhai Empire.
The Gao Empire collapses.

Portuguese adventurer discover the Dodo.

North America involved in slave trade.

Holland involved in slave trade.

Holland seizes Portugal's Elmina trading post.

Holland seizes Portugal's Sao Tome and Luanda trading posts.

France involved in slave trade.

Sweden involved in slave trade.

Portugal conquers Sao Tome and Luanda trading posts.

The Kingdom of Dahomey in west Africa.

Britain invades Gambia.

Dutch East India Company founded Cape of Good Hope, and the Dutch Boers colony develops.

France invades Senegal.

Kingdom of Kongo defeated by Portugal.

Arabs invade Mauritania.

Denmark involved in slave trade.

Arabs invade Zanzibar.

The independent Ashanti Empire.

First military clash between settlers and Xhosa people near the Fish River.

British James Bruce reaches the source of the river Blue Nile.

First Bantu War in South Africa, the Boers defeated by the Xhosa.

Timeline of Africa 4 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22

Bibliography of Timeline of Africa 4

Hemingway, E (1998). Green Hills of Africa.
Beckwith, C and Fisher, A (2004). Faces of Africa.
Couderc, F, Dougier, L, Angelika, T and Von Schaewen, D (2006). Inside South and West.
Ayittey, G (2006). The Blueprint for Africa's Future.
First Civilizations (2006). Secrets of Ancient Empires.
Adeyemo, T (2006). Bible Commentary by 70 African scholars.

Home to Timeline Help From Timeline of Africa 4

footer for timeline of africa 4 page