Zimbabwe was 'Rhodesia' from 1965 until 1980. Before that, it was 'Southern Rhodesia ' from 1898 until 1965.
Zimbabwe was once the British colony of Southern Rhodesia. In 1964 the white-controlled government issued a unilateral declaration of independence and called its country simply Rhodesia. Following the resulting civil war, a settlement with the Black forces in 1979 produced an independent government with both white and black participation, and a country called Zimbabwe Rhodesia. In 1980 a transition to full majority rule and ceremonial independence from the UK was accompanied by a name change to Zimbabwe. So Zimbabwe has been fully independent since 1980, at the least.
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Once the Bantu settled down in present-day Zimbabwe and South Africa, they established the city of Great Zimbabwe. This became a major center for trade. It was here they hooked up with Arab traders from Swahili and traded gold, ivory, metal, and copper.
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The name comes from a Shona word for Great Zimbabwe which is a ruin that was once a city in the 1400s.
Great Zimbabwe proved that Africans were able to build stone buildings and once traded with China, Egypt, and Arabia.
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