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    Blood Diamond Book Report

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    Sierra leone is a very poor country but it has a large amount of diamonds and these diamond should have brought wealth to the country and its people. Instead these diamond were used to fuel a war starting in 1991 to 2001.The people during the blood diamond civil war in sierra leone were used as slave by the R.U.F to mine diamonds and were put through very poor living conditions. This is similar to Wiesel 's experiences in the holocaust in night because he was put into a work camp and was also…

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    as well as the loss of family members of Barbara, Manu, and the rest of Angola’s citizens, which relates to the loss of a nation and its culture from colonization and the war. Family is also a prominent theme such that it provides a framework that Angola needed to understand to help them return back to its original state prior to the war. Negritude, the issue of solidarity amongst black Africans, and the moment all the veterans came together in the film, are precursors for the importance of…

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    After Angola gained its independence from Portugal in 1975, a civil war started and continued, with some interludes, until 2002- that claimed the lives of over 500,000 civilians and soldiers. Two former liberation movements, the People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), and the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola’s (UNITA) struggle for power led to a civil war that at the same time, acted as a “proxy” for the Cold War. And large-scale direct and indirect…

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    The Mbuti Pygmies

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    order to guarantee the bride’s acceptance. For more than 100 years, this practice has been very common in neighboring countries, and Angola is one illustration of it. A long time ago, while Congo was at war, the Mbuti Pygmies migrated to bordering countries, and the majority of their common wedding practices still present at these countries. In the northern region of Angola, which is bounded by the Democratic Republic of Congo, marriage practices are strongly identical to the ones from the…

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    Arlindo Chimbanda's Story

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    Arlindo Chimbanda story Arlindo Chimbanda was born in Angola Africa. Arlindo family was one sister and three brothers and his mom. The army was coming to fight in the city. Arlindo’s family lived in the city.Angola was very dangerous because Angola had war and fighting. Arlindo’s dad was in America working for the government and going to school.. Arlindo’s family moved to the countryside with his grandparents because the…

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    "The imperialists cannot forgive us to have carried out a socialist revolution under the very noses of the Yankees". In this way on January 1st, 1959 then leader of the 26th of July Movement, Fidel Castro led thousands of guerilla fighters and ordinary citizens of Cuba to overthrow the Fulgencio Batista dictatorship. Fighting the regime of Batista on both urban and rural fronts, the Movement was able to successfully integrate into power in Cuba. The Revolutionary government in its early days was…

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    Ottawa Landmines

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    Afghanistan, Cambodia, Angola, and other war-torn states. Additionally, there is more beyond the scope than just the ban of land mines. It is the first time…

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    discuss the imperialistic endeavours America subjected Cuba to prior to the Cuban Revolution, how biased and misinformed reporting on Cuba has helped shape a negative image of Cuba and discuss Cuba’s involvement in ending a war between South Africa and Angola as well as Namibia gaining its long fought for independence. Since the Cuban Revolution, public perception of Cuba has been one of a country…

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    Role of colonialist and other external parties in Continued African Problems In the 1880’s, European powers divided Africa amongst themselves without the consent of the African people giving birth to the colonization Era of Africa. During this era, Africa was introduced to new policies by the colonial masters to enable them govern the continent. These policies were not well received by a majority of Africans and the struggle for independence began in earnest. The mid 19th century saw African…

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    The Stono Rebellion

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    known as the Stono Rebellion, was constructed in pursuit of rule under the Spanish Empire. In the document “Account of the Negroe Insurrection in South Carolina”, the Peter Oglethorpe specifies that a group of slaves that were from the Kingdom of Angola in Africa spoke “Portugueze” (Portuguese), additionally noting, “It…

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