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    African countries are really far from the sea’s and oceans. So those people will experience large seasonal ranges in the temperature A new study made on the Kenyan Tsavo National Park showed that "large infrequent disturbances" like a severe drought on Maasai territory at the end of the 19th century (1883-1902) led to the most devastating effects. "Severe disturbance events and rapid environmental change tend to occur infrequently, but can have a lasting effect on both environment and society"…

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    Throughout this essay the following statement ‘the advantages of tourism outweigh the disadvantages’ will be critically evaluated. It is known that tourism’s a world-wide industry which generates a huge amount of money, however many people don’t see the implications that tourism can have on communities. The course of this essay will explore the statement from a range of different perspectives and overall demonstrate that the statement is false. Although this essay is to highlight the…

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    Zimbabwe

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    their home. And which much of it is known for the early kingdoms of which are Rwanda, Kenya, and Uganda comes through oral tradition. And then theres the 14th and 15th centuries CE which the new migrants from the north also including the Tutsi and the Maasai had came to the region. So this made the newcomers primarily pastoralists, and/or cattle herders, and they also quickly had came to rule the other inhabitants of the region. So the kingdom of Bunyoro-Kitara had arose and came to control much…

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    Cosmoology Research Paper

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    Since the earliest civilizations, humans have pondered over their existence asking where they came from, what is their duty to the earth and each other, and where does their journey of life continue after death. It is within human nature to be curious, however there was knowledge that lied beyond comprehension. These philosophical questions proved nearly impossible to answer, but what saved mankind from these uncertainties was the cosmology — a historical timeline providing answers to the…

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    Kikuyu Rituals

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    oath at every stage up the hierarchy scale to eldership. Every oath required a fee, this made the Kikuyu society fractured by wealth. Battle oaths were used to bind warriors together during battle, they also stopped with the British, “the Gikuyu and Maasai stopped raiding each other there was no need for battle oaths.” With European civilization emerging in parts of Kenya, Africans joined Christianity in hopes of learning the powers of the white people, “ When the white man came to Africa he…

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    Gilman Scholarship Sample

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    Ever since I was young, I have desired to travel overseas and learn about other cultures. While growing up, my family was always moving due to my father’s job. We have lived in different provinces and states experiencing subcultures of the United States and Canada that expanded my worldview. I desire to study abroad in order to further expand my perspective of others in different cultures and how they function. I hope that through my trip I will be stretched mentally and emotionally causing me…

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    Every day, more than 700 Southwest Airline Boeing 737s fly 4,000 flights across a network of 98 destinations in the United States and seven additional countries. Southwest Airlines Customer Representatives book, on average, 54,557 reservations daily. The weekly reservations add up to be over 382,948 and 1. 7 million reservations are made monthly. This makes Southwest Airlines one of the most popular choices in flights, especially since Southwest is the only major U.S. airline to offer Bags Fly…

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    Kenya Research Paper

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    farmers that are the most economically active, the Luhya are the second most economically active and cultivated the highlands of Western Kenya. Other languages that are spoken in Kenya include Dholuo by the Luo, Nandi by the Kalenjin, and Maa by the Maasai. There are four provinces in Kenya including the Rift Valley, North Eastern, Eastern and Central. The Central province is the wealthiest…

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    Female marriage Introduction Child marriage is a common event in many countries. Girls as young as ten forced into marriage by their parents and almost the groom is older than the girl, sometimes as old as her father. Early marriages have negative effects on the quality of life that the girl will have. When a child is married off, often to someone the age of her father or even older, their childhood is taken away, and they are then burdened with responsibilities that would normally rest on the…

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    and Khoe as indigenous peoples and they are geographically found in the Northern and Western Cape regions of South Africa. In Kenya the indigenous community comprises of hunter gatherers such as the Ogiek and Sengwer and also pastoralists like the Maasai, Turkana, Samburu and Endorois who are located mostly in the Northern parts of Kenya and also the Riftvalley[ Ethnic affiliation for the 2009 census reported by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics at ] This study is that done by The United…

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