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Agree with this statemnt
1. Colonialism in Africa had a more serious impact on
Agree with this statemnt
1. Colonialism in Africa had a more serious impact on the lives of African women versus men.
You must use at least 5 of the readings to support your answer (not videos). Please be exhaustive in your citations – this essay demonstrates how substantively you have engaged with the readings so far in this class and represents a substantial part of your grade. Make sure to provide ample evidence to support your stance. Do not use outside sources. NO AI (Chat GP etc)
Your essay should be 5 pages double-spaced. While it does not need to be a traditional three-point essay, your essay should be free of technical errors (spelling, grammar), well-organized, and well-argued. I expect each paper to be proofread before submission and your sources must be cited as in-text citations with page numbers (i.e. Burke, 141). Your paper must have a bibliography at the end.
Civilization
Alice Conklin, “The Civilizing Mission,
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” in Berenson, E., Duclert, V., & Prochasson, C. (2011). The French Republic history, values, debates.
Primary Sources: Three Perspectives on “Civilization
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Capitalism
LECTURE: Labor and Rule in Colonial Africa (00:10:38)
Trevor Getz, “Prophetesses and ‘Native Capitalists’” African Voices of the Industrial Revolution, ca. 1760-1880” i
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n African Voices of the Global Past
Christianity
LECTURE: The Civilizing Mission in Africa (00:08:26)
Marijke Steegstra, “‘A Mighty Obstacle to the Gospel’: Basel Missionaries, Krobo Women, and Conflicting Ideas of Gender and Sexuality”
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Waller, Richard. “Rebellious Youth in Colonial Africa
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.” The Journal of African History 47, no. 1 (2006): 77-92.
Sexuality, Gender, and Law during Colonial Rule
Roberts, Richard, ‘Law, Crime, and Punishment in Colonial Africa
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‘, in John Parker, and Richard Reid (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Modern African History (2013)
Allman, Jean. “Rounding up spinsters: gender chaos and unmarried women in colonial Asante.
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” The Journal of African History 37, no. 2 (1996): 195-214.
Reuther, Jessica. “Street Hawking or Street Walking in Dahomey?: Debates about Girls’ Sexual Assaults in Colonial Tribunals, 1924–41.
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” The Journal of African History 63, no. 3 (2022): 368-383.
Thornberry, Elizabeth. “Defining Crime through Punishment: Sexual Assault in the Eastern Cape, c. 1835–1900
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.” Journal of Southern African Studies 37, no. 3 (2011): 415-430.
Gender, Youth, and Generation
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