- The
Cape Colony (Dutch: Kaapkolonie), also
known as the
Cape of Good Hope, was a
British colony in present-day
South Africa named after the
Cape of Good...
- The
Dutch Cape Colony (Dutch: Kaapkolonie) was a
Dutch United East
India Company (VOC)
colony in
Southern Africa,
centered on the
Cape of Good Hope, from...
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British colonies namely:
Cape Colony (preceded by
Dutch Cape Colony),
Natal Colony,
Orange River Colony and
Transvaal Colony.
After the
colonies were...
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expedition launched in 1795
against the
Dutch Cape Colony at the
Cape of Good Hope. The
Dutch colony at the
Cape,
established and
controlled by the United...
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arrival on 6
April 1652
established the VOC
Cape Colony, the
first permanent European settlement in
South Africa.
Cape Town
outgrew its
original purpose as the...
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citizens (burghers). The
introduction of Free
Burghers to the
Dutch Cape Colony is
regarded as the
beginning of a
permanent settlement of
Europeans in...
- of the
Cape Colony in what is now
South Africa began when
Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias
became the
first modern European to
round the
Cape of Good...
- Reserve. It was the name of the
early Cape Colony established by the
Dutch East
Indies Company in 1652, on the
Cape Peninsula. Just
before the
Union of...
- The flag of
Cape Colony was the
official flag of the
Cape Colony from 1876 to 1910. It
formed part of a
system of
colonial flags that was used throughout...
- Afrikaans. In addition, the term
Boeren also
applied to
those who left the
Cape Colony during the 19th
century to
colonise in the
Orange Free State, Transvaal...
