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BRITISH IDEOLOGY AND AFRICAN SLAVERY

Why British abolish slave trade was no an essay question to answer, some of of the scholar argue that this situation  as a step toward human sentiment in 19 Century.

For men who pushed for emancipation believed that abolition of slave trade should improve the material welfare of slaves or to raise the social status.

But other seen outstanding  as smokescreen for imperialism ambition

Yet, for men who abolish slave trade  they didn’t want England to Benefit  from Such more.

 
CAPITALISM AND ANTI SLAVERY

In 1891, British advised Foreign Secretary. Huge that the slavery must be abolished in Zanzibar Protectorate. They insisted that slavery is a stain on the British. British started to abolish slavery trade from 1807 And slavery in 1834 as a triumph of the humanitarian. According to David. Brian. Neither humanitarians nor abolitionist comes in order to shape social and economic of England, and in other side was ideological consequences of the development of capitalism for company and any money. To buy freedom from their owners.

THREE DIMENSION (DECREE) OF THE CHANGES IN 1890..

1.   Decree of 1890. A means of regulating economic transaction.  property of slaves were banned and not Realized.

2.    Second degree. Twitch slaves could be coerced was undermined, Recognizing The authority of the Master within his plantation.

3.  Third decree. was the weakening of the political and social dimension of slavery. (Mazrui Rebellion And Oman commercial key) under the Mbaruk Bin Rashid

After the abolition of slave trade. It is where there was tremendous impact on the economic because many riches they reach depend much on their slaves. So by 1880s Liwal's were playing the same game as the Sultans, profiting from their slaves while supporting the Anglo Zanzibar attack on slave trade. These men were either pro slave trade nor anti slave trade, They were skillful, balance their source of power.

Due to the abolition of slave trade, Many officials claimed that the population of slave were declining hence affect agriculture production.

 

Two Emancipation 

1.    First, West Indian were freed. From their       masters.

2.     Second, Workers in England were freed fro     public welfare by harsh poor law.

 

The aim of abolition of was to increase reforms movement, especially to the economic and to convert slaves to be self-disciplined workers.

Anti-slavery ideology separated slavery from its economic context. It did not question the ownership of landed properties, but they wanted to transform them to the principle of capitalist. The Zanzibar Government remain true to these goals.

In 19^th Century it is clear that, it was a time where by anti slavery ideology become increasingly conservative.

In West Indian Slaves emancipation they  believed that in order ex slave to  be respectable must have the following:

1.        Emancipation
2.     Missionary effort 
3.    Wage Labour

EFFECT OF ABOLITION OF SLAVE TRADE LABOUR

1. Ex slaves had a few alternative to wage labour

2.   Growing Strong strength of peasant economy in Jamaica

In America after civil war abolitionist they took many measures such as establishment of schools, Banks and other institution which suggest that slave class must be respectable. In 1880s  Anti Slavery had become into existence in Africa by British imperialism.

The people who had suffered under slavery had to struggle against new form of labor control.

PERSISTENCE AND EVOLUTION IN ANT SLAVERY IDEOLOGY  FORCED UNDER BRITISH FLAG.

The ideology of development viewed the poverty of African compared to the rest of the world in term of working of market principle

1.  Poor resources 
2.  Backward Technology 
3.  Low Participation of Workers 
4. Impersonal falling in competitive system.

Missionaries wanted to make African Respectable ,as some reformer later thought ex slave might become peasants or proletariat

But later all believed that Slaves would either become an agricultural proletariat or remained dependent workers.

 

ADMISTRATION, ABOLITIONIST AND SLAVERY  IN EAST AFRICA

In 1890 Pemba and Zanzibar become British protectorate  and Kenya  coast in 1899

Officials insisted that a protectorate was not a colony and the Britishi did not have obligation to end slavery except in her Britishi colony.

Official like Hardinge they strongly oppose imediately action (Slave abolittion)-In relation to Zanzibar(Plantation will be affected)

According to him is that: In order to give slave legal freedom their economy freedom had to be restricted.Through the following:-

1.     Should be made to pay tax (Tax burden)
2.      Movement of Ex Slave must be restricted
3.      Paid of labour during harvest should compulsory.

On Zanzibar official feared that freed slaves as would form popular disorder “Agrarian Was” and in mainland feared both  resistance of slave owners and Unillness slaves. Once official said that if a large number of slave are liberated at one time they are opt to break shops and Shambas.

Out of Hardinge we have  John Kruk  for him and his altitude  wanted to avoid general emancipation.

Britain's last program to free slaves come from group that had been strong with the name of “Quicker”

-they oppose any obstacles to slave being freed

-they did not like the idea of ex slave  payment rent from the port they received from planters

-contract labour like slave labour

 

THE CONTROL LABOUR AND AGRICULTURE IN 1890 -1907

In 1890 the British administration passed Sultans name  a new decree that burned all sales of slaves, this cause more than 30000 slaves on the coastal of Kenya to be free be tween 1888 to 1895

The establishment of IBEACO it afraid to  alienate slave owners but it willing to use force for return escaped slaves also company tried to organize  where the villagers would work.