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    west coast of Africa seemed to fit together like a jig-saw puzzle. Further investigations of earth revealed that some continents show matching geological sequences (rocks of similar age‚ type‚ formation‚ and structure). Similar plant and animal fossils as well as a number of climatic conditions anomalies existed in some continents. Therefore‚ a conclusion was made that all the continents were all at one time connected in a single supercontinent called a Pangaea. The gradual drifting away of the Pangaea

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    This phenomenon has attracted some academic attention. In Africa‚ South Africa appears to be more advanced in this regard‚ with Shoprite at the forefront of the Africanisation of South African retailers. A review of Shoprite’s expansion into the continent results in two propositions and some challenges that affect this process. The wider significance of the propositions is further examined by a study of other South African retailers expanding into Africa. The review finds that although there are

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    view that everyone is connected in some way. He uses the point that if someone dies it will have a chain effect even if not everyone knew that person. Donne has some very interesting points in Meditation 17. He compares us to a continent; “Every man is a part of the continent‚ a part of the main.” (Meditation 17 John Donne) In a way this is very logical. If you think about it we influence everyone we come in contact with. If you are older‚ little kids or younger people look up to you and strive to

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    of land‚ economy and livestock. In the time of 1892-1975‚ The continent of Africa was struggling with imperialist aggression‚ military invasions and eventually colonisation. Many countries within Africa were occupied by other‚ more powerful‚ countries. This impacted the social effect placed on the indigenous people of africa. For

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    plate-tectonic theory plays a huge part in the beginning years and it tells us that continents as well as ocean floors have rigid plates in the lithosphere and these plates slide over deeper rock in the asthenosphere. The movement of these plates causes breaking and colliding across the globe and this is what in fact formed North America due to all the collisions and then welding together of many smaller continents and some island arcs during the Precambrian time. Precambrian rocks have three different

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    a major tectonic division of the earth’s crust‚ comprising the continents of Europe and Asia as well asseveral suboceanic basins (the West European‚ Norwegian‚ Lofoten‚ Aleutian‚ and South China Basins)‚separated from the North American Plate by the subsea Reykjanes Ridge‚ bounded on the south by theAfrican and Indo-Australian Plates‚ and on the east by the Philippine and Pacific Plates. The Antarctic Plate is a tectonic plate containing the continent of Antarctica and extending outward under the surrounding oceans

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    They have created the gap between Africa and other continents that is hard to bridge. In addition‚ another dire consequence of the scramble was the depletion of valuable resources important to the development of African economies and well-being of the Africans. Settles indicates that the European powers insisted

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    However‚ the economic impact Colonial rule had on Africa‚ held very negative results. The infrastructure that was created was to exploit the natural resources of the continent. This would stall industrial and technological development for Africa. The Slave trade would have devastating effects on Atlantic Africa; there can be little doubt that trade stunted economic growth and diversification‚ as well as demographic growth

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    strenghten their own language . The consciousness of language also comes with being a ‘nation’ . Not going on details ‚ Martin luther also gives stimulus for Reform ‚ and Reform changes the map of Europe in religious terms . It divides the continent North and South ‚ East and West more clearly in ideologic way . That is to say‚ the divergence which comes with religion also gives a way to being a nation in that domain . Since 7th century ‚ Christianity stands for a power which

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    relevant to the continent of Africa where most conflicts have taken place‚ with some running into decades‚ with limited solutions. Therefore seen from the perspective of political instability and as a “drifting continent”‚ many questions come up‚ which demand more than just simple answers‚ or repeated mythical notions about Africa’s problems‚ as purely inherent in the African way of doing things. That there are problems in Africa for several decades even after many countries in the continent went through

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