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    POLA90 MIDTERM NOTES

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    Corruption from Nibble to Gulp dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power‚ typically involving bribery (OED) Generally thought of as resulting in the misuse of public office for private gain four main deliquescences: 1) dash 2) money politics 3) mango corruption 4) baobab corruption Dash: > spreads through all developing societies > small bribes‚ “presents”‚ unprofessionalized favours Money Politics > the flow of money outside official channels to influence the selection

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    ideas and events‚ which have shaped the presumed inferiority of black peoples with the superiority of whites‚ which arose in Western societies as Europeans sought to justify their enslavement of Africans and the subsequent colonization of Africa. SLAVE TRADE Why go back five centuries to start an explanation of Africa’s role in the world affairs today? Must every story of Africa’s political and economic under-development begin with the contact with Europe? The intention is not to produce another nationalist

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    "You are the salt of the earth" (Matthew 5:13). The reforms and initiatives of the Clapham Sect group had a deep‚ broad and long-lasting impact on the world: transforming the spheres of society‚ religion‚ politics‚ management‚ and even literature. Never have the members of one congregation so greatly influenced the history of the world . The Clapham sect was the driving force behind the intensive and protracted campaigns which resulted in the social and political glory of the Victorian era. This

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    Thailand & China and later Japan -Used force to compel unwilling partners to trade w/them‚ Esp "Spice Islands (Indonesia) -Main business of the Portuguese was to participate as shippers and traders in the existing commerce of Asia‚ along traditional routes. Japan: -Japan vs China - Dutch: -Joint stock company created by Jan van Linschoten as opportunities of trade with Asia. -Carriers of Europe’s Asian trade replacing the Portuguese. land Empires: Russia china Mughal india‚ ottomans

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    people especially women in Africa‚ the East Atlantic and then through America and beyond. Other Europeans followed‚ but the silver of Spanish America grew to become the world’s money. Mostly‚ African women were affected by slave trading that continued into modern times. The slaves were taken to distant plantations and mines (Smith et al. 508) to be traded for firearms‚ textiles as well as metal or to work in the households of the wealthy. Status of Women In America‚ women controlled agricultural

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    describes a slave as “someone who is owned by another person”. In addition‚ they state that when one thinks of slavery today‚ he or she thinks of the black Africans who were apprehended‚ sold into slavery and taken to the Americas to work on the plantations there. 2. How do you define it and explain it? According to the Merriam Webster‚ a slave is a person who is the legal property of another and is compelled to do whatever he or she is told. Slavery is legally owning another human being. A slave is entitled

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    La Amistad

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    Amistad” had been among five or six hundred Africans purchased by a Portuguese slave from Pedro Blanco‚ who operated a notorious slave factory on the island of Lomboko‚ south of Freetown. They had been brought from Africa on board the Portuguese slaver “Tecora” to Havana‚ where they were moved under cover of darkness to a prison outside the city and advertised for sale. Ruiz and Montes purchased the fifty-three slaves and transferred them to “La Amistad” before setting sail from Havana. The Africans

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    Slavery in the Caribbean

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    West Indies 86). Before the arrival of the first African slave ship‚ until the expansion of Maroon communities and the birth of Creolized Africans‚ slaves have resisted and resented the hostile confinements of slavery. The harsh realities of slavery left many enslaved persons feeling maladjusted to their conditions as expendable labourers rather than human beings. The resistance to their conditions were an everyday feature of their lives as slaves. Building on Michael Craton’s typology‚ it is important

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    However the market was endless if cotton could be spun‚ woven‚ and printed with less labor. The colonial empire that Great Britain built was enlarged by a strong position in Latin America and in the African Slave Trade which provided a growing market for British manufactured goods. Britain’s domestic market also flourished during this time interval. It was cheaper to ship goods by boat instead of land transportation. Beginning in the 1770’s a canal building boom greatly enhanced this natural advantage

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    through what was referred to as the Middle Passage: the name Africans gave to the trip across the Atlantic Ocean to New World enslavement. I was taken from my homeland against my will. I belonged to the tribe of Yoruba which made up about 24% of the slave population here in America. Enslaved Africans represented many different peoples‚ each with distinct cultures‚ religions‚ and languages. Most originated from the coast or the interior of West Africa‚ between present-day Senegal and Angola. Other enslaved

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