Benin and West African Civiliations
This was the name of the leader of Benin.
The Oba
This is the name given to the combination of the trade routes that connected Africa, Europe and the Caribbean.
Triangular trade
This is the name of the first working class organisation fighting for the right to vote of all men.
Chartists.
This is when WW1 started and finished.
1914 - 1918
This is the place where the Bronzes of Benin are kept today.
The British Museum.
This is when the trade of enslaved people was banned in England.
1807
This is the name given by the suffraggettes to the law that allowed the government to free and then re-arrest suffragettes on hunger strike.
The Cat and Mouse Act
This is what was signed to put an end to the hostilities,
Armistice
This is the European country that traded with Benin and accepted permanent ambassadors from Benin in the 16th century.
Portugal.
These are 3 British towns that became very rich because of the trade of enslaved people.
Liverpool, Bristol and London
This is the leader of the WSPU (Women Social and Political Union)
Emmeline Pankhurst
This is a new weapon used on the Western Front.
Chlorine gas, tanks
This is an impressive piece of engineering and infrastructure.
Benin walls.
This is the name of the company that had the monopoly of the trade of enslaved people.
Royal African Company.
This is the leader of the NUWSS (National Union of Women Suffrage Societies)
Millicent Fawcett
This is the name of the 2 alliances fighiting in WW1
Triple Entente and Triple Alliance.
This is when the British military conquered Benin and destroyed Benin city.
1897
This is the leader of the Haiti Revolution.
Toussaint L'Overtoure
This is when all women obtained the same voting rights as men.
1928.
Who were France, Britain and USA leaders at the negotiations at the end of WW1?
Clemenceau, David Lloyd George, W Wilson