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The Anglo-Zanzibar Conflict lasted just 38 minutes in 1896 and was sparked when the Zanzibari Prince revolted against British rule over succession. The prince gathered soldiers and supporters at the sultan's palace in Zanzibar Town. In response, the British deployed naval forces including cruisers and gunboats. The brief battle resulted in around 500 casualties for the prince's forces while the British suffered just one wounded sailor; the prince's royal yacht and other boats were also sunk, ending the revolt. The British government maintained control over Zanzibar and installed a new ruler.
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The Anglo Zanzibar war.pptx
- 1. Anglo - Zanzibar Conflict By: Eva & Sophie
- 2. Table of Contents 01 02 03 04 05 06 Introduction Who Deeper in Armies and results Surprise Government
- 3. Introduction - The Shortest conflict, revolution, AND war! - Started in 1890 when a treaty get signed. - Zanzibar ----> under Britains control - Tanzania----> under Germanys control
- 4. 38 min Date 09:0209:40 EAT, 27 August 1896 Time Location Zanzibar Town
- 5. Who revolted? - The Zanzibari Prince revolted against the British Empire. - Political affiliation. - Following the leader.
- 6. Why Did They Revolt? - After the death of the previous sultan, Zanzibari Prince refused to accept the British Empires wanted successor. - Insisted on taking the sultan palace for himself. - Prompted imperial cruisers to dislike him. - Unhappy that British wanted to get rid of slavery.
- 7. How did they organize - The prince bordered the palace with lots of the sultans soldiers and supporters. - Supported by a small percent of artillery and the armed royal yacht Glasgow. - Didnt really organize / plan beforehand.
- 8. How did the govt respond - British Parliament never officially declared war. - Fought back How did they overthrow the govt
- 9. - Britain still had control of Zanzibar. - Still the government of Zanzibar. - Might and power. Was the government the same or different - Khlid got exiled. - New ruler. - Got even more benefit. Same: Difference:
- 10. Strength Land Land 1,050 people 2,800, people Sea Sea 2 gunboats 3 cruisers HHS Glasgow The royal yacht 2 other boats 4 artillery pieces 1 shore battery
- 12. Casualties and losses - 1 sailor wounded - 500 killed or wounded - 4 artillery pieces destroyed - 1 shore battery destroyed - HHS Glasgow sunk - 2 boats sunk
- 13. Land Land 1,050 people 2,800, people Sea Sea 2 gunboats 3 cruisers HHS Glasgow The royal yacht 2 other boats 4 artillery pieces 1 shore battery
- 14. Bibliography All GIFs are from Giphy, and the icons came with the slides from slidescarnival.
- 16. Kahoot time!!