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    Although firearms and cannons had a revolutionary impact on the battlefield while fighting less advanced societies, crossbows and pikes had to be used in African wars. Following a long series of wars, europeans were never able to conquer the kingdoms of Angola. Multiple military failures to conquer African nations caused Europeans to use a more diplomatic strategy to ally with foreign nations. During an annual slave buying trip to the Whydah kingdom in west Africa, English merchants landed on…

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    Liberalism is a convention or doctrine that rose up out of the European Enlightenment of the eighteenth century. It turned out to be especially strong in England, additionally in the U.S, France, and later, other Anglophone social orders like Australia. In each of these countries it expected marginally distinctive forms. The significant scholars of liberalism fit in with various groups of theorists. The first incorporates a few scholars or theorists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries…

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    From 1759 to 1803, the population rate of slaves, from Angola to Brazil, was 642,000. By 1800, one half of the Brazilian population were slaves (that was one half out of 3,200,000 people). By 1818, there were 1,930,000 slaves and 526,000 free-slaves. By the middle of the 19th century, the population rate of…

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    So, In 1870, only one of Africa was colonial In 1890, the unearned section represented only about a tenth. 15th century Portugal; Angola and Mozambique the Hondurans are on the shores of South Africa they started to settle. From the 16th century, Do not enter Africa from Senegal to Africa's coasts has begun. The British are on the shores of the Gulf of Guinea They settled. European…

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    The competition for resources in turn fuels the violence even more resulting in the prolonging of the conflict. A classic example of such economic motivation can be seen in the civil wars in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Sierra Leone, and Angola where ‘blood diamonds’ played an immense role in sustaining the conflict as profits from the illegal sale of these resources were used to purchase more arms (Beswick & Jackson 2011). Moreover, when one looks at the case of Afghanistan, it is…

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    had caused the extinction of hundreds of endemic species in the same lake. The plane carries fish fillets from Tanzania and brings guns into Africa. All the gun trade was being done under cover. One of the plane crew member, says: the children of Angola receive guns for Christmas, the children of Europe receive grapes. The dreadful living and working conditions of the local people, in which basic sanitation is completely absent and many children turn to drugs and prostitution, is covered in…

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    such as the kingdom of Kongo: “Authority in Kongo collapsed and the kingdom disintegrated into rival regional factions, each fighting one another in the pursuit of war-captives.” During the Slave Trade, Portugal created another slaving station in Angola to try to supply the demand of slaves that were needed for the colonies. In Chapter 14 of the History of Africa by Kevin Shillington, it states, “The people of Angolan interior continued to be dominated by the wars of the slave trade until well…

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    Dias brother Pero was the captain of the ship. The expedition sailed south along the west coast of Africa. Extra food and water were picked up on the way at the Portuguese fortress of Sao Jorge de Mina. After having sailed past Angola, Dias reached the Walvis Bay by December, Continuing south, they were hit by a violent storm. Thirteen days later, from the open ocean, he searched the coast again to the east, discovering and using the westerlies winds but finding just ocean. Having…

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    Jorge Dominguez is a Cuban immigrant who is an expert in Cuba and other Latin American countries in regards to their relations with other countries. He came to the University and gave a lecture on Cuba and the events which have shaped Cuba to its current state and to its future state. One way which he described Cuba was its demographics. Cuba has a had a very low population replacement rate since 1978. This means that there are not enough people born to replace the current population. Its…

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    had ever taken place but so many people had died during the trade. Researchers couldn’t even explain or give a number as to how many people died just from being on the ships. A lot of Africans were being kidnapped from the regions of Senegal and to Angola. Africans was a major part of the slave trade seeing as though Africans had been being traded for slavery for so many centuries. Slavery was like a tradition to a lot of people during the time. Slaves being brought over from Africa to America…

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