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SUB-IMPERIALISM (EFFECTS (Bunyoro (Nyangire 1907 (Concession - when Ganda…

- - - - e.g. Kigezi and Acholi - stateless, de-centralised - big change but more open to it
  - - - Rebellion against Ganda
        
        Dunbar - not anti-British and was reactionary
        
        Threat of incorporation into Buganda, 2nd class status, constant dismissals of Nyoro chiefs, arrogance of Ganda chiefs, enforcement of speaking Luganda in church
      - Land was catalyst
        
        Ganda leaders in Bunyoro wanted freehold land - fear they would become permanent fixtures
      - Multi-ethnic planning - Doyle - "pan-ethnic support" and therefore general campaign against sub-imperialism - Toro involved
      - Plan of attack on several chiefs inc hut burning, crop-slashing
      - Ganda retreat to capital of Hoima
      - Concession - when Ganda die or retire will be replaced by Bunyoro - but not removed rn - Doyle - the refusal of the British "signalled that Bunyoro's humiliation and low constitutional status would be a long-term feature of colonial rule"
        
        Rebels deported - strengthened position of Ganda - A Roberts
        
        No more Ganda made chiefs - last one retired in 1930 - Miti
        
        mass arrests - firmly put down
        
        scapegoats
      - means i refuse - Beattie
      - lost counties contributed to tension - Dunbar
      - Maintained clear arguments and kept it non-violent - Doyle - remarkable
- - - - Raiding parties he commanded could be esp brutal inc burning people alive in huts
      - Went further east and did stuff w/o British approval - Twaddle
      - techniacally kabaka of busoga but British refused to give that title and most retained loyalties to local leaders
        
        when lukiiko system collapsed British dismissed him
- - - - Bible in Luganda - missionaries cba to re-translate
    - - unintended
      - Gomesi - traditional dress of Uganda but comes from Buganda
  - - - Literacy impressed in Bukedi - Twaddle
      - guns
      - txes imposed in 1900 meant people abandoned homes to join kakungulu
- - - - ignorant, Ganda brought in to educated "more enlightened Buganda system"
        
        apparently v popular and voluntarily copied by other countries in Protectorate
      - lacked "elementary ideas of government"