Published 1/2023 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 1.53 GB | Duration: 1h 49m The systematic British Exploration of the Nigerian area and the impacts
The systematic British Exploration of the Nigerian area and the impacts What you'll learn Learn about the Nigerian area before the European Explorers Learn about the the motives for the European Explorations of the Nigerian area Learn about the different European Explorers teams that got to the Nigerian area and their activities Learn about the reactions of Nigerians to European Explorers activities and the different difficulties faced by European Explorers Requirements Ability to listen, read and understand English Language Description There is a considerable amount of historic evidence to show that those that lived in the Nigerian area have had active relations with Europeans and others from abroad from earliest times. These contacts have been in the aspect of political, economic and social areas. In Nigerian area, significant increase in external relationships were witnessed during the 19th Century. This was made possible by the European's movement from the costal area to the hinterland. Before this period, the European were already doing business with people in the coastal areas of the territories that later became Nigeria.The earliest Europeans to carry out Exploration activities in the Nigerian area were the Portuguese. They made impacts in the coastal areas. It was only in Benin and Warri that they were able to create somethings in the interior of the Nigerian area. The Portuguese were not able to sustain their pressure and presence. They pulled out of these areas.The subsequent systematic European Explorations were set up by the British. The British were to later carry out Exploration activities that covered parts of West Africa. There were Explorations led by Mungo Park, Hugh Clapperton, Hendrich Barth, Lander Brothers and others. These Expeditions ended up opening the Nigerian area to a very high British participation. This increased participation contributed to imperial activities of the British in the region.Under this course,we discussed the various European Explorations activities in the Nigerian area. Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 Nigerian Area before European visits and Occupation. Lecture 3 Earliest European Contacts with the Nigerian Area Lecture 4 British Exploration: The Background Lecture 5 Motives for the European Exploration of Africa Section 2: The Explorations Lecture 6 Mungo Park's Expedition 1 Lecture 7 Mungo Park's Expedition 2 Lecture 8 Major Peddie and Captain Tuckey Expeditions Lecture 9 Dixon, Hugh Clapperton, Walter Quadney's Exploration Section 3: British Commercial Expeditions of the Nigerian Area Lecture 10 Mac-Gregor Laird's Exploration Lecture 11 The 1841 Exploration Lecture 12 John Beecroft Explorations Lecture 13 Heinrich Barth and Others Exploration Lecture 14 Dr. William Baikie's Explorations Section 4: Reactions and Activities Lecture 15 Reactions of Nigerians to European Explorers activities Lecture 16 Difficulties faced by European Explorers Lecture 17 Results of the European Explorations of the West Africa region Anybody that is interesting in History https://www.udemy.com/course/the-british-exploration-of-the-nigerian-area/
