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    the natives could not enter. Hitler’s fraudulent basis for oppression was indistinguishable from King Leopold II’s pseudo-association preaching philosophical and scientific expansion. The Belgians also dehumanized the Congolese people resembling the Rwandan genocide demonizing the Tutsi people. Westward Expansion‚ another false pretense‚ displaced and killed natives similar to Belgian imperialism’s destruction of native culture. These similarities

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    belief systems‚ and a new standard of living. Leah transitioned from being a young‚ conservative Christian young lady to a strong woman who believed in justice for everyone. Leah learned from her parents‚ Anatole‚ a Congolese man that she would soon fall in love with‚ and the Congolese women about how to live in the Congo and what were the acceptable lifestyle habits. Leah Price was in her father’s shadow throughout the majority of The Poisonwood Bible. She was in the garden with him‚ went on special

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    "Is Chinua Achebe correct in asserting that Heart of Darkness is essentially a racist novel?" Chinua Achebe’s’ expresses his view on Heart of Darkness as an essentially racist novel and he is correct in saying this. His essay focuses mainly on the portrayal of the Congo as an ‘other world’ in which Conrad describes it to be an antithesis of Europe and the European standards and overall of civilisation as a whole. The racism presented by Conrad in the novel is evident through his manipulation

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    women and two men. Question: What for? Answer: In payment for rubber which I brought into · the station‚ telling me I could eat them‚ or kill them‚ or use them as slaves - as I liked”. This deception was used to camouflage the enslavement of the Congolese and the cruelties they suffered for the production of rubber. The women were often held hostage to keep the men working to collect

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    The museum was split into two parts to showcase the exploits of the Congo free state. The Interior was for displaying the recourses of the colony while the surrounding park land was used to showcase Congolese culture‚ to help with this Leopold moved 267 native Congolese to Belgium to stage a native village. All of which was privately paid for by the King behind the backs of the citizens of the country. (Arke‚

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    deaths in the world in 2011. AIDs and HIV in the Congo * The Congo was one of the first African countries to recognize HIV. * The United Nations estimated at the end of the 2001 1.3 million Congolese (adult and children) were infected by HIV and in 2003 it was estimated that 1.1 million Congolese died from HIV. * The most HIV affected age groups are women that are 20-29 years old and men that are aged 30-34 years old. * The life expectancy of the Congo dropped 9% during the 1990s due

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    ultimate step toward a coherent Congolese state is the provision of services and the collection of taxes. The Congo clearly does not have experience with either. The population relies in large part on foreign aid and the delivery of services by a huge patchwork of foreign charities‚ and this is from those that are willing to aid a “failed state.” However well intentioned‚ French states that this has become part of the problem. Ultimately under this system‚ the Congolese governments have little incentive

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    monopolize coltan‚ which is creating a constant power struggle and conflict over the control of these mines (Carpenter 2012:9). The conflict that occurred in Kilwa with the Canadian mining corporation Anvil and the Congolese troops is a perfect example of a transnational corporation supporting Congolese troops in order to protect a valuable mining facility. The widespread demand for coltan to make technological devices is causing many corporations to finance rebel groups to extract and ensure coltan is able

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    another. The four daughters; Rachel‚ Leah‚ Adah‚ and Ruth May‚ at birth are given names suitable and fitting to their personalities‚ as well as new Kikongo names which describe the girls’ attitudes towards the people in the Congo. A principal of the Congolese belief system‚ suggests that the girls have grown into their names‚ causing their specific type of people interaction. The eldest daughter of the four is Rachel Price. In the Bible‚ the person named Rachel is described as more beautiful than her

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    people. Some parties requested for a faster date while others thought of holding the situation slowly. The government slowly began to lose control of rural areas. The government feared of catastrophe‚ decided to decolonize as quick as possible. The Congolese leaders aimed for a five-year transition to independence but the Belgians enforced that the date of independence would be of 30 June 1960. According to The Making of Modern Africa‚ The first national elections held in May was looked as a disaster

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