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    statement that before colonialism there were no successful kingdoms. Everyone should refute the statement that there were not any successful and thriving civilizations and kingdoms because there were advanced civilizations they included Egypt in the north, Mali in the…

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    Mansa Musa Research Paper

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    the history of the world. He was the ruler of the kingdom of Mali from 1312 C.E. to 1337 C.E. & C.E. During his monarchy, Mali was one of the richest kingdoms in Africa, and Mansa Musa was among the richest individuals in the world. This ancient kingdom of Mali spread across parts of modern-day Mali, Sengal, the Gambia, Guinea, Nigeria and so much more. Mansa Musa inherited a kingdom that was already wealthy, but his work in trade made Mali the wealthiest kingdom in Africa. His riches came from…

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    ethnography set in Mali, a West African country, the book is Dettwyler’s account as she attempts to measure and document the effects of malnutrition on Malian children. Her ultimate goal is to develop “culturally appropriate nutrition education programs” (Dettwyler 1994, 7). This is not, however, an easy task as Dettwyler makes her way throughout Mali. Dettwyler has many cultural barriers to overcome within her study so that she may better understand the system of nutrition within Mali and…

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    Sundiata

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    Introdution About Book The fictional novel, that is, Sundiata: An Epic of Old Mali was first published as Longman Africa Classic 1986 and subsequently as Longman Africa Writers 1994. This version of the story was recorded in 1960 by D.T. Niane, who documented and translated the words of a griot, Mamadou Kouyaté, into French. While it follows the basic structure of the tale as most often presented, it should be remembered that as an oral tradition and a result of a translation. This story is one…

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    Parents and Adolescents as a Correlation of Relational Satisfaction” (Caughlin and Malis). John Caughlin is a Professor at the University of Illinois in the Department of Communication. Professor Caughlin’s work has been related to interpersonal communication and close relationships. During his most current work, he is examining technology’s role in rcommunication and relationships (Univ. of Illinois). Ms. Rachel Malis - Reznik, according to the Elmhurst College faculty listing, is an Associate…

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    of that period of time. The role of the author is not directly stated in the document; however, from the information provided, we can infer that he was a Muslim leader among the people of Awkar. This document was intended for the people of Ghana and Mali and the environs that might have little or no knowledge about their ancestry. This document serves as an enlightenment to shed some light on things that happened way before our time. Nevertheless, these intentions may not be met well, as people…

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    respecting and understanding the beliefs and practices of different cultures, when does a certain practice/belief become a violation of human rights? Anthropologist Claudie Gosselin examines the issue of female genital mutilation in the country of Mali through a recent ethnography and discusses the controversies surrounding the issue. Gosselin forms her arguments from Boas and other anthropologists to explain her research on female genital mutilation and how feminist anthropologists should study…

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    Sundiata Analysis

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    Many cultures are influenced by religion. However, Old Mali was influenced by two key religions: Traditional African Religion and Islam. Traditional African Religion was the dominate religion in Mali but Islam was slowly catching fire. Islam was introduced to Africa by traders and was largely the religion of the merchant class. In Sundiata: An Epic of Old Mali you can see the influences of both Traditional African Religion and Islam and how they change the readers’ view of Sundiata as a king.…

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    Heroism is defined as "the qualities or attributes of a hero or heroine." In respects of this essay I will compare The Odyssey and Sundiata: An Epic of Old Mali, and their two main characters Odysseus and Sundiata. In both epics The Odyssey and Sundiata: An Epic of Old Mali Odysseus and Sundiata both embark on the heroic conquest to fulfill their destiny. All throughout the two main characters quest, they encounter obstacles, and foes they must overcome in order to achieve their goal of…

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    As a result, media suppression occurred and many civil rights and liberties were stripped from citizens. Thankfully, in the years following, Mali increased its freedom and the return to democracy began to arise as a result of new presidential elections that substantially helped reduce the powerful role that the military had on its government. Additionally, Mali is a prime example of a country that defies the explanation that wealthier countries are the only ones able to have a democratic regime.…

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