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    physically‚ but also psychologically. Psychologists play an important role in the treatment of individuals psychologically affected by these things. In my opinion the role of psychologists in South Africa is treating individuals affected by the above mentioned. Take illness for example‚ South Africa has one of the highest statistics of individuals infected with HIV/AIDS (Hayes‚ 2000). This illness doesn’t just affect people infected by the virus but it also affects those around them. Children are

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    Religions in Sub-Saharan Africa “Listen more often the Things Beings‚ Voice of Fire means‚ Hear the Voice of Water. Listen to the Wind Le Buisson into tears: It is the breath of the ancestors.” This excerpt comes from Senegalese Birago Diop’s poem “Souffles” which shows ancestor worship in Sub-Saharan Africa. Throughout history‚ Sub-Saharan Africa experienced multi-religious changes throughout 500 BCE - 1750 AD‚ beginning with animism‚ polytheism‚ and anthropomorphic worship of a god; however they

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    They got this by conquering and colonizing new lands. Africa was not colonized‚ making the continent a prime area for colonization. Prior to the 19th century European nations only used Africa for its slave trade‚ therefore‚ only settling on the coasts. The driving forces behind these European conquests in Africa were caused by political‚ cultural‚ and economic reasons. The primary reason European countries were imperialistic in Africa were for economic reasons. Countries such as Germany‚

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    West Africa‚ a striving center of trade and commerce was born in the Post Classical world. The society was morphed by the way people traded. Between 600 and 1450‚ West Africa went from a society dominated by the beliefs of Animism and trading with east to one in which Islam influenced their culture and traded with the dar-al-Islam. The dominance of their own culture and its influence on their religion‚ and the production of bananas‚ however‚ remained constant. Before the introduction of Islam

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    Jailene Derisse Mrs.Bryant 24 May 2013 Over the course of many years‚ parts of Sub Saharan Africa have decreased in their population because of the STD AIDS. The African government plays a significant role in the reason behind the way AIDS has spread throughout Africa‚ as an epidemic. When AIDS was beginning to be well known‚ many African leaders did intervene and showed moral support for some time. Unfortunately‚ they fell short of providing adequate resources to the

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    desire for a slice of “African cake”. Leopard compared Africa with a piece of cake because he believed Africa to be a very “delightful” continent as a cake would be‚ so he becomes hungry to establish his own colony in a country of Africa. Between the 1870s and 1900s‚ Africa faced European imperialist aggression‚ diplomatic pressures‚ military invasions‚ and eventual conquest and colonization. The driving forces behind European domination in Africa included political power‚ economic and industrial reasons

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    The actions and reactions of most of the indigenous people of Africa to the European Scramble for Africa were to not be colonized and were mainly expressed through conflict‚ religion‚ or social/political behavior. The African people behaved in a way similar to Newton’s first law of motion‚ an object at rest will stay at rest‚ until acted upon. If an African country did agree to the European’s terms‚ it was because they thought they were making the best decision for their country to maintain peace

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    Country Profile on South Africa The Republic of South Africa is a country located at the southern tip of the African continent. It borders the countries of Namibia‚ Botswana‚ Zimbabwe‚ Mozambique‚ and Swaziland. Lesotho is an enclave entirely surrounded by South African territory. South Africa has experienced a significantly different evolution than other nations in Africa arising primarily from two facts: immigration from Europe reached levels not experienced in other African communities and a

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    sub-Saharan Africa‚ poverty is the reality for almost half of the population. Africa is the poorest continent on earth by a long shot. Except for three‚ 28 of the poorest countries in the world are in Africa. The incidence of poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa is increasing faster than the population. Overall‚ the pace of poverty reduction in most of Africa has slowed since the 1970s. Consequently‚ over 40% of people living in sub-Saharan Africa live in absolute poverty. Poverty in Africa is caused by

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    facing inequality that is increasing rapidly‚ this inequality is caused by political‚ social and economic factors. This essay will compare the Weber and Marx theories of class as well as relate these theories to the present day class divisions of South Africa. Weber’s theory of class is one where class as well as status causes conflict. Society is divided into four main classes these classes are divided by status rather than wealth and the conflict caused by this ‘status’ can be due to various factors

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