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    Development has been defined as bringing about sustained improvement in the well-being of the individual and bestowing benefits on all. Although historically development was usually employed to refer to economic development‚ nowadays it refers more often to human development‚ a holistic concept that encompasses governance‚ health care‚ education‚ poverty reduction‚ gender equality‚ infrastructures‚ sustainability‚ etc. Development should be distinguished from disaster relief or humanitarian aid.

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    AP® WORLD HISTORY 2007 SCORING GUIDELINES Question 2—Continuity/Change Over Time BASIC CORE (competence) 0–7 Points 1. Has acceptable thesis. 1 Point • The thesis correctly specifies both change and continuity in the formation of national identity in the region of the Middle East‚ Southeast Asia‚ OR Sub-Saharan Africa from 1914 to the present. • The thesis must be explicitly stated in the introduction or the conclusion of the essay. • The thesis may appear as one sentence or as multiple

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    6/18/13 Land reform - Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Land reform From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Land reform (also agrarian reform‚ though that can have a broader meaning) involves the changing of laws‚ regulations or customs regarding land ownership.[1] Land reform may consist of a government-initiated or government-backed property redistribution‚ generally of agricultural land. Land reform can‚ therefore‚ refer to transfer of ownership from the more powerful to the less powerful:such

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    Frantz Fanon’s book The Wretched of the Earth discuss the effects of colonization on the conquered‚ and their attempts to overthrow them. Fanon’s book is seen to be critical in the overall discussion of the colonization of Africa and the theorizing of racial and national oppression. Themes such as politics‚ psychology‚ liberation‚ cycle of violence‚ history and race are all seen throughout the book. Topics such as the psychological effects of men and women in the conquered countries and the way that

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    pottery up and down the Niger river as far as 750 kilometers (450 miles) away. Mali began as one of the districts in the Kingdom of Ghana. Around 1230 CE‚ Ghana collapsed and Mali took over. In time‚ they grew to be larger than Ghana! The new king‚ Sundiata‚ was young and clever. He was a very good king. One of the first things he did‚ when he became king after Ghana collapsed‚ was to restore trade with the neighbors. He recognized that trade was critical to Mali’s survival and growth.  He expanded

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    Essay topic: “Exploring the history of Ghana’s oldest Diasporan/ Retournee group‚ the Tabom people” Thesis statement: Supporting of the Tabom people of Ghana will contribute immensely to the economy. How well do you know Ghana’s oldest Diasporan‚ the Tabom people? Diaspora is the dispersion of a population or a community of individuals living outside their homeland who identify themselves with the state or people of that homeland. Research estimates that about ten thousand

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    Ancient Ghana derived power and wealth from gold and the introduction of the camel during the Trans-Saharan trade increased the quantity of goods that were transported. Majority of the knowledge of Ghana comes from the Arab writers. Al-Hamdani‚ for example‚ describes Ghana as having the richest gold mines on earth. These mines were situated at Bambuk‚ on the upper Senegal River. The Soninke people also sold slaves‚ salt and copper in exchange for textiles‚ beads and finished goods. They built their

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    The United States has a long history with intervening‚ occupying‚ and invading. In the mid to late 1800s a common thing to do was something called filibustering. Filibusters were private enterprises where United States citizens launched privately funded military expeditions to invade the western hemisphere‚ civilize the people‚ make a profit‚ and calm political unrest. These expeditions violated the peace acts in place at the time. One of the most famous filibusters was conducted in Nicaragua

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    Question1 – What does the Ghana Case reveal about why countries progress? Fail to progress? Ghana was organized as a self –supporting entity funded by local resources and loans. More so than the other British colonial powers‚ The British promoted education and employed skilled indigenous people throughout the civil service. The government took a laissez-faire approach to commerce‚ Was opened the first bank in Ghana(Standard Bank now) Cocoa was introduced by Presbyterian missionaries

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    nations appeared very challenging for the Imperialist nations; to keep their colonies in balance and under control‚ it seemed as a demanding burden. The lack of resources‚ government support‚ and hope after the World Wars‚ had been the causes of decolonization; the colonies were disowned by the imperialists

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