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    What they did not know was the power of the Zulu force. They underestimated them greatly and they paid the price for it. The British wanted to control all the land and they saw it as a threat having the Zulus on the other side of the Tugela River. The British began the Anglo-Zulu War. They crossed the Tugela River where they split into 3 columns, with one going to Isandlwana. 2. On the 11 December 1878, the British delivered an ultimatum to the Zulu King Cetshwayo. An ultimatum is a demand of…

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    history starts with the Dagomba tribe neighboring the Boussansi, the Ninisi, the Gourounsi and the Kabisi their union brought about a great warrior kingdom called the Mossi. The greatest warriors of this Empire were the Wagadogo and the Yatenga. They used weapons such as the axe, spear and bow and arrow. Located in the Congo around the Wamba River were also the Yaka warriors, who had a reputation of ferocity. Note: The AFRICAN BUSHIDO of the Eliminya Society, Kukuruku Tribe of Central Africa…

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    Tri An Nguyen Mrs. Cordes AP English 24 April 2015 Cultural Globalization Today in the modern era exist a diverse amount of music around the world. Each nations and tribes has their own form of music culture developed over centuries. However, as the times passes by, the Age of Imperialism begins affecting a vast amount of countries as European countries and eventually, America take part in this period attempting to colonize underdeveloped locations and obtain its resources for their own use.…

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    Body makeup has a considerable place within history, it can be argued that it culminated from painted faces within the Ancient Greece actors within theatrical shows to tribal communities spanning thousandsa of years. We see African Zulu tribes and New Zealand Mawi tribes today conveying the importance of body paint within rituals and cultural tradition. Therefore in ancient periods such as Rome and Greece, actors would use body painting to convey their characterisation, it is very much used how…

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    organized territories ruled by a chief heading a kin-based society. An example of this would be in the Kingdom of the Zulu during the time of Shaka…

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    John Chard Research Paper

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    in Africa. His job was to construct a bridge across the Buffalo River. While they were on post on December 2nd 1878 the Zulu tribes ambushed a massive British force and wiped them out at Isandlwana. To continue their victorious assault 3000 to 4000 Zulu warriors descended on the mission. At the beginning of the whole operation the British forces had about 350 men, once the Zulu army was sighted their numbers dropped to 140 soldiers, including many wounded. Chard was unfazed by the insurmountable…

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    group. Though many Zulus live in urban areas, there is a steadfast movement to embrace traditional culture. In the zulu culture it is advisable not to look adults or elderly people in the eye when they are talking to you. Where in our culture it is self-evident to look people directly in the eyes when they are communicating with you, this reflects only good manners and respect. The Zulu tribe speaks their language which is known as IsiZulu, a widely spoken language in South Africa. It mostly…

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    From the start of the 1800s, the continent of Africa was considered to be a gold mine for the European powers. Unknown of the riches beneath their feet, African people lived a very simplistic life and followed their traditions until european explorers David Livingstone and Henry Stanley published an account of their journey through the wilds of Africa. In a mad dash for these rich African lands, the European powers decided to have meeting that would latter be called the Berlin Conference. At…

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    Black Symbolism In Africa

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    or evil has come on the family and that the family is in a sorrowful or mourning mood.” Even though the color black is used throughout the tribal communities in Africa, it also has a few symbolic meanings that are unique and very specific to that tribe.…

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    In the song “The Blacker the Berry” by Kendrick Lamar. Kendrick seems to be showing his anger and frustration towards white people. He also takes a stand protecting his roots because he feels like it’s being taken away from him. Kendrick states some stereotypes that white people have placed on African-Americans and the friendship that the whites and and African-Americans now have. There is a lot emphasis on the fact that even though they are in a free and equal country, equality is still not…

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