Shaka Zulu was born in 1787 and was the son of a minor Zulu chief named Senzangakona while his mother Nandai was an orphaned princess which caused Shaka to be a humliated and discredited child. Since Shaka’s parents were part of the same clan their marriage violated Zulu customs which caused his parents to be separated and for Shaka Zulu and his mother to take refuge with his mother in the court of their current Zulu leader who lived in the Langeni clan. In 1802 the Langeni chased Shaka’s mother away and she found shelter with the Dletsheni a subclan of Mthethwa. When Shaka was 23 years Dingiswayo the Mthethwa paramount made Shaka and other Zulu men in his age group attend miltary service for the next six years which transformed Shaka …show more content…
Like most Zulu armies they had oxhide shields and throwing spears. Shak decided to rearm his men with lon-bladed short-hafted stabbing assegais this unforutnaley this did force his men to fight closer to their enemy. Then Shaka institued the regimental system based on age groups, quartered at separate villages and distinguished by markings on shields and combinations of headdress and ornaments. Shaka also devloped new standard tactics which were to be used in every battle. They were divided into four groups the strongest was called the chest which is when you pin down the enemy while two other warriors race out to encircle and attack from behind. When Shaka fought in battle he fought for the extermination of all his enemies in short Shaka took no prisoners literally. One of the greatest victories Shaka had is when he raided and destroyed the Langeni clan where sought out all the people who made his childhood a misery. In less in a year Shaka’s army had grown in numbers which allowed them to raid and defeat the only clans large enough to thereaten him which were Ndwandwe and Qwabe. The Mfecane …show more content…
When the warriors returned home they excepted their regular seasonal rest but instead Shaka sent them to raid the far north. It was too much for them to handle and many of them perished and died. Realizing that Shaka had completely lost it and their was no bringing him back to his senses something had to be done. So Shaka’s warriors came to the conclusion that the only way to prevent all of them from dying Shaka had to be killed. There were many attempts to kill Shaka but they all failed until finally Shakas two half brothers Dingane and Mhlangana as well as an induna named Mbopa succesfully murdered
It must not be forgotten that Asoka was greedy. Asoka already had about 10,000 miles of land, he just wanted more. So, Asoka killed thousands of people so he could have more to himself. Also,
As described by Corazon Amurao, the sole survivor of Speck’s massacre, Speck seemed completely and utterly calm during this. Because of that, the girls somewhat trusted Speck. Their trust could not have been more misplaced. Speck then tied up all of the girls’ arms using sheets from their beds and walked them out of the room one by one to their gruesome deaths.
During these times, a religious and a military leader appears. Tenskwatawa, a religious leader, and his brother Tecumseh a military leader, both Native American leaders with two different talents. They both influenced and help in their people to protect their land from the Long Knives. The religiousleader,Tenskwatawa, spread
Shek tried to disperse them, but they wouldn 't budge. ”(175) The Sherpas and porters really care about Zopa and they were willing to sacrifice their important jobs to save him. Sherpas and porters are from a country that is pretty poor. When they held the silent vigil they sacrificed not only themselves but their families.
Warfare was common between the Comanche and other tribal groups due to their aggressive and warlike nature. Mounted, the Comanche were superior warriors compared to other plains tribes, and even European settlers. As moving targets the Comanche were difficult to hit, and if an enemy fired and had to reload, a Comanche could close rapidly with their lance or shoot them with multiple arrows without breaking out of a gallop. During warfare, the Comanche would kill all the males, but kidnap the women and children for later use. Often, the children were adopted and raised as their own to join and expand the tribe.
Black History Month Project By : Shanese ( B ) Hoyte Michael Jackson Was born August , 29 , 1958 his birthplace was Gary , Indiana , USA michael jackson has 9 siblings and he is the 8th child out of the 10 children and he has 3 sisters , and 6 brothers and he lived in a 3 bedroom house in gary indaina and his dad name is Joseph Walter Jackson and he was born July , 26 , 1928 and he is from Fountain Hill , Arkansas , USA and he is 83 years old and his the father of michael jackson and his other brothers and sisters Michael Jacksons mom name was Katherine Esther Jackson she was born May , 4 , 1930 and she is from Barbour County , Alabama , USA and she is 81 Years Old and she is the mother of michael jackson and his other brothers and
Many of the tribe members died as they fled. They finally gave up and surrendered to the soldiers after Chief Joseph gave his famous speech, “Hear me my Chiefs, I am tired. My heart is sick and sad. From where the sun now stands, I will fight no more forever.”
They were smaller than most men so the standard uniforms didn’t fit them so they had to scavenge the battlefield for equipment and uniforms. They had important jobs
According to the text in document A, it says,”Kalingans killed in battle 100,000.” Kalingans have all the reason in the universe to be furious with him. If that were to happen to various race, what thoughts would you have about him now? Not just that, but also in document A, it says,”Driven out of country after battle 150,000.”Envision your family being deported, what would be your actions be? In conclusion, 100,000 people were killed because there was no medicine or food.
Desmond Tutu Desmond Tutu was born on October 7, 1931. He was most commonly known as a South African social rights activist and retired Anglican bishop who became famous worldwide during the 1980s as an opponent of the apartheid ("Desmond Tutu Biography"). Desmond Tutu is a perfect example of an effective leader. There are many qualities that all effective leaders must possess such as, communication skills, passion, vision, and commitment. Desmond Tutu is the most effective leader because he was passionate, hardworking, and devoted to making a change in the world.
Dr.King a Great Leader When you think of a good leader you think of someone who can influence and lead people. Good leaders do the right things for the people their leading and fight for whats right. Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. is a good leader because he fought for equal rights, he was a educated pastor, and he lead a movement that left behind a legacy that will be remembered forever. He played a very big role in ending segregation of African Americans in the U.S.(Biography, 2018).
1. What events led to Ishi being the las survivor of his entire tribe? There were several events that led to Ishi being the last survivor. The arrival of European settlers destroyed the land the Yana people were occupying by allowing the cattle roam the land while the gold mining destroyed the rivers and streams. Yahi members were massacred by the white settlers while the gold rush was leading.
When they were stopped from escaping and taken to the camp they were following orders. They didn't rebel or try to run away. They went with them to the camp and handed over their weapons. Although they were angry they did not act upon it. They listened to the Indian police and did what they told them to do.
The African leaders Sundiata and Mansa Musa accomplished many achievements during their rules. A ruler named Samanguru killed Sundiata’s eleven brothers. Luckily, Sundiata made it out of the attack and survived to have a successful war against Samanguru. This war, called the Battle of Kirina, led to Sundiata becoming the king of Mali.
Desmond Tutu was born in 1931 in Klerksdorp. His father was a teacher and his mother a domestic worker. Tutu grew up in the apartheid era but seems to have made the best out of it. He was completely dedicated to the anti-apartheid cause. From being an Anglican priest, Tutu became general secretary of the South African council of Churches and then rose to become the first black Archbishop of Cape Town.