Source A: Key Terms Dictionary

A glossary of important terms related to Ugandan Asians and Idi Amin's regime.

• Expulsion: The forced removal of a group of people from a country, often through government policies.
• Asians in Uganda: Refers to the Indian and Pakistani communities living in Uganda before 1972.
• Refugee: Someone who flees their country to escape danger or persecution.
• Nationalisation: When a government takes control of private property or business.
• Exile: The state of being forced to live away from one's country, often as a punishment or due to political reasons.

Questions:

1. Define the term 'expulsion' as used in the context of Uganda in 1972. (2 marks)
2. Explain what is meant by 'refugee' and how it relates to Ugandan Asians after 1972. (3 marks)
3. Outline the meaning of 'nationalisation' in relation to Idi Amin’s policies. (2 marks)

Marking:

• Indicative content: Accurate definitions, clear explanations, relevant to context.
• Model answer: Expulsion refers to the forced removal of Ugandan Asians by Idi Amin's government in 1972, making them leave Uganda under duress. Refugees are people fleeing their home country due to danger, which many Ugandan Asians became after the expulsion. Nationalisation involved the Ugandan government taking control of Asian-owned businesses.

Concept Analysis: Idi Amin & Ugandan Asians

Source B: Excerpt from a Historian's View

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