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When did Great Britain take over South Africa?
England took over South Africa in 1885.
Where is the plateau of South Africa?
The Great Escarpment
South Africa gained their Independence from who?
The Republic of South Africa gained its independence from Britain in 1961, when it was officially declared a Republic.
Which two colonial powers were principally involved in West Africa?
The United Kingdom and France were the primary colonial powers in Africa south fo the Sahara. Belgium also had a substantial footprint there with its holdings in the Congo.
How did the outcome if the Boer war affect great Britain's position in south Africa?
Many united to form an independent nation and fight the british.
What country did great Britain used to own in Africa?
south africa
What European country was south Africa a colony of?
great Britain
What were Great Britain's most valuable colonies in Africa?
South Africa, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe.
What nation won the boer war in south Africa?
Great Britain
Which country won South Africa in the Boer's War?
Great Britain :)
When did Great Britain take over South Africa?
England took over South Africa in 1885.
In the division of France great Britain took?
the dutch cape colony in South Africa
In the division of France Great Britain took who?
the dutchcape colony in south Africa
What was the first African country to gain independence from Great Britain?
South Africa.
Do Great Britain and South Africa have the same weather?
No, summer in Great Britain is winter in South Africa and vice versa. Cape Town has winter rainfall and Johannesburg has summer rains. So the weather is completely different.
Did Great Britain have any colonies in Africa?
Yes. Great Britain owned parts of Africa from 1661 to 1980. British colonies in Africa peaked after WWI. In the early 1920's, Great Britain owned territories that stretched all the way from North to South Africa. Great Britain controlled more of the African populace than any other Empire.
Who was the boer war between?
Great Britain and the Dutch settlers of South Africa (Boers).
