SSS3 History Curriculum Overview
This comprehensive History scheme of work for SSS3 covers Africa and the wider world since 1800, Islamic movements, Christian missionary activities, colonial rule, nationalist movements, apartheid, and global issues essential for Senior Secondary School 3 students in Nigeria.
FIRST TERM
Africa and the Wider World Since 1800
Islamic Movement and the establishment of Muslim States in West Africa
- 1. The Jihad of Ahmadu Seku
- 2. The Jihad of Alhaji Umar
- 3. The Activities of Samori Toure
- 4. The Muslim states in the face of European Colonization
Christian Missionary Activity in West Africa
- 1. Christian Missionary Activity in West Africa
- 2. Impact of Christian Missionary Activities in West Africa
West Africa and African History
- 1. Empires in Western Sudan
The Scramble For and Partition of Africa
- 1. The Industrial Revolution, the New Imperialism and scramble for Africa by European Powers
- 2. The Berlin Conference and Partition of Africa
Colonial Rule in Africa
- 1. Colonial subjugation, occupation and African Reaction
- 2. Colonial Rule in Africa
- 3. Consolidation of European Culture in Africa
- 4. The Colonial Economy and the Under-development of Africa
- 5. Colonial Africa and the Two World Wars
SECOND TERM
Nationalist Movements and Decolonisation In Africa
- 1. Colonial Policies and African Discontent
- 2. Formation of Political Parties and Association in West Africa
- 3. External Influences on Nationalist Movement
- 4. Patterns of Nationalist Movement and the Regaining of Independence
The Apartheid
- 1. Prelude to Apartheid
- 2. Apartheid Legislation and the Suppression of African Nationalist Movement
- 3. External Reaction to Apartheid
- 4. The O.A.U. and Apartheid
Problems of Independent African States
- 1. Neo-Colonialism and Political Development
- 2. Neo-Colonialism and Economic Under-Development
- 3. Unequal development within States and Instability
History and Global Issues
- 1. The Military intervention in African Politics
- 2. Boundary Disputes and the Threat to African Unity
- 3. The Commonwealth, OAU (AU), ECOWAS, UNO and OPEC
- 4. Africans in Diaspora in World Issues
- 5. Racism and the African
- 6. History of Developed Societies
- 7. Debt Relief and International Aids
- 8. Peacekeeping and Socio-political Interest of the Developed Societies
- 9. Armaments, Nuclear Science and World Peace
- 10. Millennium Development Goals (MDG) and NEEDS
Learning Objectives:
Students will develop comprehensive understanding of African history, learn about colonial rule and independence movements, understand global issues and development challenges, and gain knowledge of historical analysis essential for civic education and global awareness.
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