Colonization of Zimbabwe: Introduction

The colonization of Zimbabwe was part of imperialism activity in the late 19th century.

They were thinking that gold was found in the land in 1886, the interests of Britain, Germany, Portugal, Bohr grew and was south of Limpopo.

The rich savanna soil found in Zimbabwe fascinates the European settlers. They want to engage in commercial agriculture.

As Zimbabwe has many natural resources such as ivory and iron and European people want to manage them, the colonization of Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe was colonized as there are still ready markets and demand for European goods

Rhodes spreads British imperialism and hopes to dominate the ambitious character of the South-southern Africa region leading to the occupation of Zimbabwe

Missionaries working in Zimbabwe have appealed to their home country government so that they can colonize Zimbabwe so that they can spread Christianity

Investing in Rhodes' land did not produce a profit so he was interested in colonizing Zimbabwe to compensate for the loss he suffered.

The modern history of what is called the territory of Zimbabwe starts with colonization, one of the earliest forms of globalization. In the late nineteenth century Zimbabwe was colonized by British because he was interested in misusing the territory of precious metals (Alexander 2006). This is the beginning of Zimbabwe's globalization, and like most globalization events, its motivation is not pure. Britain is not interested in spreading wealth to this region, but on the contrary, it focuses on the unused resources of developing countries and wants to use these resources for profit Examples of developed countries is. This colony will last more than 70 years. Policies and housing arrangements during this time will benefit Europeans more than Africa's population and further demonstrate that the motivation of the UK is not the best for Zimbabweans (Alexander 2006).

"The spirit of the country, the historical heritage of the empire, and Zimbabwe," House of Stones "was named. - The Zimbabwe Guidebook, The Great Zimbabwe Stone The House (1998) emphasizes the obvious connection between Zimbabwe and the modern state, its ancestors build this famous city through the people of Shona and restore his country's history We continue to emphasize the importance of. The origin of Africa has reacted negatively and expressed surprise 54.

Da Zimbabwe is an ancient city in the southeastern part of Zimbabwe, close to the towns of Mutirikwe and Masvingo, close to the Chimanimani and Chipinge districts. In the late Iron Age of the country, it was the capital of the Kingdom of Zimbabwe. Shona's ancestor, built in the monument, began in the 11th century, continued through the 14th century, covering 722 hectares (1,780 acres) and accommodating 18,000 people at the peak. It is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site