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===Politics=== ...resident, Lawrence Katilungu, did not support the AMU becoming involved in politics.{{sfn|Wood|1983|p=432}} The union declined to participate in a planned stri

| laterwork = Farming and politics ...ed his African supporters. By 1950 he felt that he no longer had a role in politics and resigned from the legislative council in 1951 and retired to devote his

Rather than a federation, Huggins favoured an amalgamation, creating a single state. However, after [[World War II]], Britain opposed ...he Rhodesian establishment, the central economic motive behind the CAF (or amalgamation) had always been the abundant copper deposits of Northern Rhodesia. Unlike

...[southern Africa|south central Africa]], formed in 1911 by [[Amalgamation (politics)|amalgamating]]<ref>Northern Rhodesia Order in Council, 1911, S.R.O. 1911 N ...and possibly Nyasaland. The mineral wealth of Northern Rhodesia made full amalgamation attractive to Southern Rhodesian politicians, but the British government pr

===Administrative posts, politics and legislature=== ...itory's staple crop, while the growers came to dominate Southern Rhodesian politics, holding a majority in the Legislative Council from 1911. Holding considera

|established_event4 = [[Northern Rhodesia|Amalgamation of Northern Rhodesia]] ==Politics==