A Berlin Conference....123 Years Later

JUST THIS ONCE you don't need to use RAD forms, but make sure you note where you collected each piece of information.

Database Resources:

The History Resource Center:World
- There is a lot of information on the histories of your individual countries on this database. You will need to be flexible with they keyword you use in your searches. Here are some examples of keyword combinations you might use:
  - african colonialism
  - mau mau uprising
  - italy ethiopia
  - france algeria
  - german colonialism
  - america liberia
- Remember to try different combinations of terms if you don't find what you need right away.

"Free" Web Resources:

Here are some resources Ms. Harris and Ms. Sparrow have already checked. They provide accurate and trustworthy information.

NOTE: If you do need to google anything, make sure you evaluate each site before you take notes. WHO is posting the information? Can you TRUST what they have written? WHY do you trust them? Ask Ms. Sparrow or Ms. Harris if you aren't sure.

The Story of Africa from the BBC Includes awesome information on Africa and Europe and looks at the European Scramble, and the role of each colonial power.
Text of the General Act of the Congress of Berlin of 1885 (hint: go to edit>find in Firefox to search within the page for your country)
Portals to the World from the Library of Congress
Country Studies from the Library of Congress
Africa South of the Sahara from Stanford University This is a GREAT website with links to all the countries and tons of info on each.
Africa South of the Sahara - Colonial Period. Also from Stanford, it includes articles on the colonial period.
Internet African History Source Book from Fordham University
The American Colonization Society, focusing on Liberia, from the Library of Congress