Collaboration as a Kenyan response

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Other lessons in this sub-strand

1. Why Britain came, and how colonial rule was imposed
2. Kenyan responses, the process, and what it teaches
3. Economic motives: land, labour and the railway bill
4. Strategy, Berlin and the German neighbour
5. Treaties and company rule: the IBEACo
6. Collaboration as a British method
7. Force: the Maxim gun and punitive expeditions
8. Divide and rule: using Kenyans against Kenyans
9. The process: from posts to a Crown Colony
10. Resistance: Nandi, Agiriama, Bukusu and others
11. Collaboration as a Kenyan response
12. Lessons: independence, unity and reading the paper