The causes of the so-called Zulu war were: Select one: a. the scramble for European control over Africa b. the discovery of natural resources (diamonds) in Kimberly c. imperial need to control indigenous peoples d. the desire to transform African warriors and farmers into industrial laborers e. all of the above

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The causes of the so-called Zulu war were: Select one: a. the scramble for European control over Africa b. the discovery of natural resources (diamonds) in Kimberly c. imperial need to control indigenous peoples d. the desire to transform African warriors and farmers into industrial laborers e. all of the above

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Kianna Owens · Answer 1

Great Britain's 1879 Zulu War was the backdrop for some of the most iconic scenes of Victorian warfare - the slaughter of British troops at Isandlwana, and the heroic defense of Rorke's Drift.