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    Historians once thought that the human race began with the white Greek and Romans. Present day archaeologists are telling us that the cradle of civilization is in the Nile Valley of Africa. Two rival kingdoms called Egypt and Nubia have much in common but they also have their unique differences. In my essay I will explore some of these similarities and differences. Egypt and Nubia were both ruled by monarchy‚ which shows that they had an advanced form of political organization. Archeologist ’s findings

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    Unlike his father okonkwo was productive and hardworking. As he can not count on his dad’s help in building his own wealth he had to work hard to make up for his father’s negative strikes against him. He asked Nwaikibie‚ a rich man‚ to give him 400 seed yams to start a farm and because Nwaikibie admired his hardworking habit he gave him double what he asked. Due to his persevering habit Okonkwo became quite wealthy and supported 3 women and 8 children‚ he also gave each woman her own hut and had his own

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    Tourism Malaysia

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    Malaysia is a country‚ which is rich and abundant with culture as well as a well-diversified community. With its exotic and unique traditional customs existing in perfect harmony with first world infra-structure‚ it certainly is an alluring place to spend your holidays for those who yearn to experience an interesting blend of flavours. One of the many factors that make Malaysia a unique holiday destination would be its abundance in nature. Long stretch of sandy beaches and rainforests serve as

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    Africa Bordered by the Indian Ocean to the east‚ Atlantic to the west and Mediterranean to the north; lies the continent as we know called Africa.  The longest river‚ which runs about 4‚160 miles‚ is the Nile River and is the survival source for the African people.  It provides mode of transportation‚ food and fertile land.   Providing a route between the coast and the Sahara Desert‚ the slopes contain cedar‚ pine‚ cork and oak trees.  The Sahara Desert separates northern Africa from the rest of

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    Women of ghana

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    combine Christianity or Islam with traditional beliefs. The Ashanti are the largest group among the Akan-Speaking people. Who live in southern part of Ghana around Kumagai. Then Ashanti are agricultural people. They grow maize‚ plantain‚ banana‚ yam and cocoa. In traditional society gold played a huge role. British referred to the country as the gold coast. Until it became independent in 1957 and took the name Ghana after the ancient kingdom. During this time period everything influence a woman’s

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    Let’s talk about the poem Then and Now. This poem is about how non-indigenous people have taken over the land and have changed the way it is used.The Poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal comparing the past to the present and reflecting on how different her life is now. In comparison to how it was then. For example‚ “In my dreams I hear my tribe Laughing as they hunt and swim‚ But dreams are shattered by rushing car‚ By grinding tram and hissing train‚ And I see no more my tribe of old”. People write poems

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    Okonkwo Is Not A Hero

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    Umuofia and the surrounding villages prided themselves on their masculinity‚ strength‚ and titles. Okonkwo was held in a high regard because of how successful he became despite his upbringing with his unsuccessful father; Okonkwo had a prosperous yam farm‚ three wives‚ and was strict. However‚ when the English missionaries arrived in Umuofia and started to spread Christianity‚ people started to focus more on education and the people of Umuofia started to follow the missionaries laws- all while Okonkwo

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    the Neolithic period things changed dramatically. The biggest change was the planting of crops and domestication of animals. Plants were planted depending on the location. Crops from the different areas included wheat‚ barley‚ lentils‚ rice‚ millet‚ yams‚ beans‚ potatoes‚ and corn. With the domestication of animals there was a steady source of meat‚ milk‚ and animals’ skin and

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    nineteenth or even twentieth century developments. The European discovery of the New World(America) represented a momentous turning point in the history of food. Foods previously unknown in Europe and Africa‚ for example‚ tomatoes‚ potatoes‚ corn‚ yams‚ cassava‚ manioc‚ and a tremendous assortment of beans moved eastbound‚ while other sources of food‚ unknown in the Americas‚ including pigs‚ sheep‚ and cows moved westbound. Sugar‚ espresso‚ and chocolate were

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    collected were analyzed using frequency counts‚ percentages and Chi-square. Results obtained show that farmers in the study area are mostly male with a mean age of 53.8 years‚ married‚ and have formal education. Crops grown by the farmers include: maize‚ yam‚ cassava‚ plantain‚ vegetables‚ and tomato. Farmers’ sources of information on organic farming are radio‚ extension agents‚ television‚ newspapers‚ farmers association‚ fellow farmers‚ and relatives. Their most preferred sources of information are Mobile

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