Independence Movements in Angola
By: Kyler Murria Castro and Jeremy Quezada
Contributors: Quezada, Jeremy, author
Publisher: the Calhoun School
Published: 2013
Place of publication: [New York, NY]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Subjects: History; Teenage girls; Teenage boys; High school students; Students; Calhoun School
Description: Kyler and Jeremey provide an explanation of the historical events leading up to the 1961 rebellion in Angolaincluding photographs and a bibliography. The zine was made for a history class at the Calhoun School in Manhattan.
Notes: Gift of the Calhoun School, donated at the Feminist Zine Fest at Barnard College in 2014.

Cover from title.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Why did these movements start?; title: What tnesions or conflicts led to independence?; title: What form did the indepence movements take?; title: What kind of government eas established post-independence?; title: Agostinho Neto; title: What groups of people came into pwoer in the new states; title: How as their independence greeted by the larger world?