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    European Imperialism and Africa During the Age of Industry The Background of the New Imperialism 1790-1880 Algeria and Cape Colony were controlled by the Europeans Rivalry for new markets Economic and military powers were shifting from europe others such as germany and America Europe went into a state of depression from 1873-1896 The long depression in europe helped new imperialism in the westerners that were looking for raw materials and new markets Profits were a lot higher than in their…

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    multi-billion-dollar industry, human trafficking, comes mainly from central and northern Africa and spreads through Asia, never slowing down. From the beginning of sex slavery into the continuation of human trafficking, from all different ages, genders, and ethnicities, it hurts and destroys, spreading nothing but pain and pure evil. Slavery still exists today,…

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    Charity: Water Charity Water is a non-profit organization that brings cleaner water towards places such as Asia, Central America, South America and Africa. Approximately 663 million people live without clean water. Water in places like this is harder to find like places in Africa where women spend 40 million hours a year just walking for water and usually ends up with finding dirty water which can spread disease that can lead to health problems. Young teenage girls are victims of this disaster…

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    During some period of time every type of race has experience slavery. One of the world’s most historical slavery time periods was the trans-Atlantic slave trade. This trade route was when the African slaves were exchanged for a variety of products that were important to the countries involved such as tobacco, gold, coal, copper, etc. The trade route originally started in 1550 AD and lasted for three centuries until 1850 AD. The trans-Atlantic slave trade had significant effects on many countries…

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    follows: “Reestablishing “Race” in Anthropological Discourse,” “An Image of Africa: Racism in Conrad’s Heart of Darkness” and “Fenced In & Forced to Give Up.” The central focus of each essay is the concept of race. Race, as defined by Oxford Dictionaries is “a group of people sharing the same culture, history, language etc.” I will follow this order: “Reestablishing “Race” in Anthropological Discourse,” “An Image of Africa: Racism in Conrad’s Heart of Darkness” and “Fenced In & Forced to Give…

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    decrease as well and the country, as a whole, will be greatly negatively affected. Supporting Argument #3: As of 2013, 1.1 billion human beings lived on the continent of Africa (World Population Review, 2015). That is a relatively large number, in comparison to the other continents, with Asia being the exception. While not all of Africa is as beautiful as images circling the Internet may make it seem, people inhabit most parts of the countries and would like to feel safe in their community. Due…

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    Ignorance Towards Africa The central idea of Africa is often a misconception. Some perceptions of Africa are true, but only in certain countries are these notions accurate; Africa is typically thought of as one united front, instead of having a diverse group of countries with a variety of citizens and beliefs. Outsiders only learn about Africa through travelers, who often tell stories about particular areas, not the whole continent, and through school, which does not teach about modern Africa,…

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    and, classless society), as well as the Leadership Code (intended to prevent corruption by ensuring that those in power could not exploit their power in any way – under Nyerere’s rule, Tanzania was considered one of the least corrupt countries in Africa). While Nyerere had noble ideals and great ambition for making Tanzania independent and self-reliant, he also imposed a one-party system and ruled as an authoritarian. However, later, when it was apparent that African Socialism as applied in…

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    Lumumba

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    RETURN OF THE WHITE MAN "A State in the grip of neo-colonialism is not master of its own destiny. It is this factor which makes neo-colonialism such a serious threat to world peace." -- Kwame Nkrumah The Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary defines imperialism as a policy of extending a country’s power and influence through colonization, use of military force or other means. Hans-Ulrich Wehler states that “imperialism was intended to flatten the extreme fluctuations of the business…

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    Voodoo In Louisiana

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    The word Vodou, also known as Voodoo, means “spirit” or “deity” in the languages of West Africa. It is a religion that encompasses philosophy, medicine, and justice. The creator of both the universe and the spirits is understood to be the God of the Christian Bible; however, because the religion was established before people were able to read or write; therefore, there is no sacred text or central authority. Spanning centuries and continents the religion has morphed into hundreds of…

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