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Túpac Amaru II

Leader of 1780 revolt against Spanish rule in Peru.

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José Rizal

Filipino nationalist executed in 1896, sparking independence movements.

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Samory Touré

West African chieftain opposed French colonization; led resistance until 1898.

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Muhammad Ahmad

Declared Mahdi in Sudan in 1881, led anti-British revolt.

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Yaa Asantewaa

Warrior queen who led the Asante Empire's resistance against British in 1900.

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Balkan Peninsula

Southeastern Europe region, home to nationalist movements against Ottoman Empire.

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Philippines

Archipelago that transitioned from Spanish to American control after 1898.

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Sokoto Caliphate

Major West African empire, established in 1804, known for trade and governance.

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Sudan

Northeastern African region resisted British and Egyptian control in the late 19th century.

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Asante Empire

West African kingdom that fought against British colonization in the 19th century.

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Ghost Dance

Late 19th-century Native American ritual aimed at restoring indigenous culture and lands.

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Indian Rebellion of 1857

Uprising against British rule in India, marking rise of Indian nationalism.

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Philippine Revolution

Armed struggle for Philippine independence from Spain, beginning in 1896.

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Maori Wars

Series of conflicts between British settlers and Maori in New Zealand during the 19th century.

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Xhosa Cattle Killing Movement

1856 action by Xhosa to expel British settlers, resulting in famine.

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Proclamation of 1763

British decree reserving land for Native Americans, ignored by settlers after independence.

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Indian Removal Act

1830 law facilitating the relocation of Native Americans, notably the Cherokee, to Oklahoma.

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Indian National Congress

Established in 1885 to advocate for Indian self-governance and rights under British rule.

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Cherokee nation

Indigenous group in the U.S. that attempted cultural assimilation but faced displacement.

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Aboriginal

Indigenous people of Australia, possessing a continuous culture for 50,000 years.

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Maori

Indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand, resisting British encroachment in the 19th century.

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Xhosa

Indigenous people of southern Africa, engaged in resistance against British colonization.

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Pan-Africanism

Movement promoting unity and solidarity among African nations and peoples.

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sepoys

Indian soldiers employed by the British East India Company, pivotal in the 1857 rebellion.

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Raj

British rule in India from 1858 until 1947, directly governed by British authorities