Adherents of a conservative religious sect among these people were called Doppers. In traditional historiography, these people’s religious alignment with the anti-Enlightenment Calvinist schismatic Abraham Kuyper led to their self-identification as a “chosen people.” (10[1])A massacre of these people (10[1])near Weenen led (-5[1])to a battle (10[1])commemorated by the defunct ethnoreligious “Day of the Vow” holiday; (10[1])that battle is the Battle of Blood (10[1])River. (10[2]-5[4])A planned uprising (10[2]-5[2])against (10[2]-5[1])these people (-5[1])resulted in the failed Jameson Raid, (10[3])which caused (10[1])the resignation of Cecil (10[1])Rhodes. (10[3])Paul Kruger (10[2])led one country (10[3])of these (10[1])people, (10[2])who migrated (10[2])inland (10[2])on wagon trains (10[1])during (10[2])the Great (10[1])Trek. (10[3]-5[1])For 10 points, the (10[1])Orange (-5[1])Free State and (10[2])the Transvaal were republics of what descendants of Dutch settlers (10[2])in South Africa? (10[1])■END■ (10[7]0[1])