KnowraSouthern RhodesiaLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to Southern Rhodesia, each with the reason it gives.All 17Broader topic 4Related 6Narrower topic 5Compared with 2Cecil RhodesBroader topic: The territory was named for Rhodes after his company’s conquest and administration.ZimbabweBroader topic: It was the colonial-era name for the territory before independence.British South Africa CompanyBroader topic: It developed from the company's administration of Mashonaland and Matabeleland.Northern RhodesiaCompared with: Its settler-dominated government and prolonged minority rule differed sharply from Northern Rhodesia’s transition.Joshua NkomoNarrower topic: Nkomo organized against its white-minority government and colonial restrictions.LobengulaNarrower topic: Its colonial foundations followed the conquest of Lobengula’s kingdom.Second Matabele WarNarrower topic: Company victory consolidated the colonial territory that later bore this name.Zimbabwe African People's UnionNarrower topic: ZAPU arose within this colony's struggle against white-minority rule.Federation of Rhodesia and NyasalandBroader topic: Its larger settler population and self-government gave it disproportionate influence.First Matabele WarRelated: Company control after the war laid the foundation for this colonial territory.Rhodesian Bush WarNarrower topic: Its colonial institutions and racial franchise shaped the political order under dispute.Bechuanaland ProtectorateRelated: Its expansionist ambitions helped make the protectorate a strategic buffer.Doris LessingRelated: Lessing grew up there, and its racial order became central to her early fiction.First ChimurengaRelated: The uprising’s suppression helped secure the colonial order later called Southern Rhodesia.HarareRelated: Harare was founded and developed as the colonial capital of Southern Rhodesia.History of ZimbabweCompared with: Its colonial status contrasts with the sovereign state established after the liberation struggle.The Golden NotebookRelated: The novel’s Black Notebook revisits a colonial African setting informed by Lessing’s early life.
KnowraSouthern RhodesiaLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to Southern Rhodesia, each with the reason it gives.All 17Broader topic 4Related 6Narrower topic 5Compared with 2Cecil RhodesBroader topic: The territory was named for Rhodes after his company’s conquest and administration.ZimbabweBroader topic: It was the colonial-era name for the territory before independence.British South Africa CompanyBroader topic: It developed from the company's administration of Mashonaland and Matabeleland.Northern RhodesiaCompared with: Its settler-dominated government and prolonged minority rule differed sharply from Northern Rhodesia’s transition.Joshua NkomoNarrower topic: Nkomo organized against its white-minority government and colonial restrictions.LobengulaNarrower topic: Its colonial foundations followed the conquest of Lobengula’s kingdom.Second Matabele WarNarrower topic: Company victory consolidated the colonial territory that later bore this name.Zimbabwe African People's UnionNarrower topic: ZAPU arose within this colony's struggle against white-minority rule.Federation of Rhodesia and NyasalandBroader topic: Its larger settler population and self-government gave it disproportionate influence.First Matabele WarRelated: Company control after the war laid the foundation for this colonial territory.Rhodesian Bush WarNarrower topic: Its colonial institutions and racial franchise shaped the political order under dispute.Bechuanaland ProtectorateRelated: Its expansionist ambitions helped make the protectorate a strategic buffer.Doris LessingRelated: Lessing grew up there, and its racial order became central to her early fiction.First ChimurengaRelated: The uprising’s suppression helped secure the colonial order later called Southern Rhodesia.HarareRelated: Harare was founded and developed as the colonial capital of Southern Rhodesia.History of ZimbabweCompared with: Its colonial status contrasts with the sovereign state established after the liberation struggle.The Golden NotebookRelated: The novel’s Black Notebook revisits a colonial African setting informed by Lessing’s early life.