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    Works Cited Crilly‚ Rob. "USATODAY.com - Maasai Change Lifestyle to Fit Modern Africa."USATODAY.com - Maasai Change Lifestyle to Fit Modern Africa. N.p.‚ 10 Nov. 2004. Web. 10 Nov. 2014. Grandin‚ B. E. "Chapter 3: The Maasai: Socio-historical Context and Group Ranches." Chapter 3: The Maasai: Socio-historical Context and Group Ranches. N.p.‚ n.d. Web. 29 Sept. 2014. Hodgson‚ Dorothy L. "Precarious Alliances: The Cultural Politics and Structural Predicaments of the Indigenous Rights Movement in Tanzania

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    Africa is a continent that developed a unique relationship with Europe during the time period from the early 15th century to the early 18th century. This is made obvious in opening sentence in source 1 (secondary) However‚ slavery didn’t end in the whole United States until Abraham Lincolns emancipation proclamation that took effect on January 1st 1863. Online source‚ – East of England Broadband Network and MLA East of England 2009 (secondary)‚ explicitly states that‚ Africa from the early 15th century

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    Within Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness‚ Marlow asserts that “the mind of man is capable of anything—because everything is in it‚ all the past as well as all the future”. Marlow states that “Going up that river was like travelling back to the earliest beginnings of the world”. He is trying to simultaneously depict his journey up the river as a representation of his discovery of the innate wickedness present in all mankind‚ and how that knowledge progressed‚ as well as how concealed it was. The

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    "Annual Customs of Dahomey". This was a festival worshiping the king of their capital. The West Africans also had music for litigation. They would come before a judge and sing or chant their argument. Dance was also a big part in the music of West Africa. Dance was performed at ceremonies surrounding fertility‚ death‚ worship‚ adulthood‚ and other kind of certain concerns of the village. Mainly the West Africans used percussive instruments. These drums came in all sizes ranging from ten to twelve

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    The chapter called “The Study of Music in Africa” in the book “African Rhythm and African Sensibility” briefly explains about the Westerners’ perspective towards the African music. In addition‚ this passage suggests several ways to study and understand the African music in order to enjoy it. After thoroughly reading this chapter‚ I became familiar with African music through learning the ways to approach to the African music and the cultures behind it. First‚ I was able to learn the way to approach

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    The colors of the mask mash together to create a symbolic mask that represents the cultural aspects of Africa. Creating this mask helped me to be more open to the contributions of other culture in society today. The mask also opened my eyes to the importance of African culture and it helped me to better understand. I realized that most of the things I know about today‚ originated from Africa. The process in creating this mask was a real eye opener for me and it changed my viewpoint on art‚ music

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    deserves ample acknowledgement in its own right‚ the whole of African higher thought extends way past that of only Egypt. In further extension‚ Hallen brings to the reader’s attention (if it wasn’t already there to begin with) the classical idea that Africa is often deemed “a-historical”. So many cultures have borrowed‚ rather stolen‚ from African scholarship that it is often lost among discussions of Greek and Roman civilization. Then he next discusses “The Moral Teachings of Ptah-Hotep”‚ a collection

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    discuss Kenya; its geography‚ climate‚ people‚ and wildlife. This information on Kenya’s geography and climate came from The World Factbook and National Geographic Kids. Kenya’s location is in Eastern Africa‚ bordering the Indian Ocean. This is the landscape most people think of when they think Africa. Kenya’s vast savanna is familiar from movies‚ TV shows and commercials. The land in Kenya is used for 48.1% agriculture‚ 6.1% forest‚ and other 45.8%. The terrain includes low plains‚ central highlands

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    Denielle Barcelona ANTHRO 102A December 10‚ 2010 Urbanization and State Formation in African Civilizations: When it comes to talking about the ancient African civilizations‚ both Africans and those who spent their lives studying Africa are aware of how complex and diverse the African precolonial societies really were. However‚ some still surmise that complex societies failed to develop there‚ and if there are some that did‚ they were merely secondary states.1 In the book African Civilizations:

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    choice but to find people to start working for them‚ and start production as quickly as possible. Why africans? Well according to document B the english had made a settlement on Africa forty years before the trading so they knew what type of people they were dealing with. “English observers in west Africa in west Africa were sometimes so profoundly

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