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    ground‚ and the people greatly suffer. The Congo today still sees the political ramifications from European imperialism. The Congo gained independence in the early 1960’s but terrible crisis occurred following this. In the mid 1990’s the Congo saw civil wars. This generated one of the largest refugee streams ever in

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    enzyme in the bio refinery process of producing green chemicals (Ponnambalam et al.‚ 2011). In screening for the cellulolytic fungi‚ several qualitative display of cellulolytic such congo red clearing zone assay‚ gel diffusion assay and dyed congo red filter paper clearing zone assay can be used. In this screening‚ congo red clearing zone assay is performed on 9 unknown fungi isolates on CMC media. Cellulose degradation and its subsequent utilizations are important for global carbon sources (Ponnambalam

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    Kingsolver‚ one of the major symbols was the American style garden that Reverend Nathan tries to plant in the Congo. Nathan price is a Southern Baptist missionary whose goal is to bring salvation to the Congolese people through the christian faith. The symbol of the garden is a metaphor for the irony where Nathan believes he is enlightening the Congo when he is actually learning from the Congo‚ while also containing biblical significance‚ which together‚ ultimately shows Nathan’s ignorance and one of

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    1959 move from the U.S. state of Georgia to the village of Kilanga in the Belgian Congo. Kingsolver’s purpose in the text was to tell a story of destruction‚ not only of the Price family but also of the Congo. The parrot‚ Methuselah was used in ‘The Poisonwood Bible’ as a symbol to best shed light on the darker or deeper messages of the text. In the text the parrot is a symbol for the future ruined republic of Congo. Methuselah is initially described by Adah as ‘a man drowning in his cage’ which

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    Pancasila‚ Anwar Congo‚ had a different reaction. “I’ve tried to forget all this with good music…dancing...feeling happy…a little alcohol…a little marijuana…a little…what do you call it? Estasy. [Ecstasy] Once I’d get drunk. I’d ‘fly’ and feel happy.”

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    where it came from. In 1878 Stanley and Leopold met to discuss the things Stanley had found in Africa. Stanley told Leopold that the Congo held the potential of a powerful transportation system‚ that there was no military threat from the tribal people‚ and that there was no central political state there. Stanley agreed to work for Leopold for five years and explore the Congo. They agreed that Stanley would create a base at the Congo’s mouth and construct a road. Stanley would use porters to carry steamboats

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    Poisonwood Bible The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingslover is a novel of a family that experiences hardships and renewal. Their journey to the Congo is told by a wife of a minister and their four daughters. Nathan Price is a God fearing Baptist who takes his family to the Belgian Congo on a mission. The Congo is at a critical point in both its religious and government views. The Price family is coming from Georgia and has no real sense of the experiences that will forever change their

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    Bryan Duong Clarke English IV AP Poisonwood Bible Essay The trip to the Congo has changed all of the Price women permanently. They were all affected in some way by this exile from the material items in their previous cherished world. It has affected them in both enlightening ways as well as unfortunate ways. This journey has scarred the Price women forever. Perhaps most affected by this exile was Orleanna Price. The mother of four was forced to provide for not only herself but her children

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    in various areas of the world. When he was in his 20s‚ Casement was working for Henry Morton Stanley‚ a Welsh explorer‚ when he came across many issues in the Congolese State. It was the “Casement Report” that would lead to reform movements in the Congo. Later‚ Casement would report on the atrocities that plagued the native Indians of Peru during the Amazon rubber boom. Casement would ultimately fight for Irish independence‚ and he would even go to Germany to attempt to enlist Irish prisoners of war

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    Charles Marlow and has Marlow recount his expedition of the Congo River in Africa. The story follows the disturbing journey Marlow took by working for a Belgian company and quest to find a mysterious man named Kurtz‚ who has become power-driven and insane. Along the way‚ Marlow discovers the awful truth about the company he is employed by and how barbaric they treat the natives. Marlow learns how destructive and mentally corrupting the Congo River and the ivory trade can be. Throughout the novella

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