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    History tells the story of human kinds past. The human species evolved from hunters and gatherers to Neolithic people, who began to build villages, which turned to cities all around the world. This transition gave humans a new way of life, focusing on things like building cultures and monuments, which will stand the tests of time. Throughout history, many civilizations have sprung up with different cultures, ideas, technologies, and political systems. However, not all these civilizations…

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    With locations existing in what is present day Western Mali to Southeast Mauritania, Southern Algeria, the Niger Valley, Lake Chad into Libya, the Nile River via Sudan into Egypt, and at the merger of the Blue Nile and the White Nile on into Egypt. Six separate trade routes existed, though the one primarily…

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    Salmonella Research Paper

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    Salmonella is bacteria that may cause an infection in your gut known as salmonellosis. It is a genus of rod-shaped gram-negative bacteria. There are two common species of Salmonella, Salmonella bongori and Salmonella enterica. Salmonella enterica has two common sub-strains, Enteritidis and Typhi which are contracted by animals and humans respectively. People who get infected with salmonella are sick for five to seven days. If not treated properly and immediately, the person may become…

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    (2) Life is Djenné is not as beautiful as their adobe mosques. Djenné is a small town located outside the main streams of development of Mali and inhabits roughly 33,000 people (2). The city itself has no proper sanitation system and wastewaters flow in the streets before being dumped into the Bani River. Environmental hazards have accumulated quickly and are causing large problems in areas…

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    9/11, 2001: A Case Study

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    in the United States as well as in the entire world. People have seen terrorism like a very dangerous situation. After the day on September 11, the terrorist groups still continue to kill people around the world. The earliest ones were in France and Mali. These events happened on October 2015, leaving many people died and their loved ones suffer great misery. Back to the attack of the Twin Towers of The World Trade Center in New York City, extremist Islamic group al-Qaeda hijacked two airliners.…

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    Pre Colonial Africa

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    INTRODUCTION. Pre colonial Africa was has varied has the continent itself. Different circumstances produced different societies with different tradition, customs, and politics these societies rose, fell and adapted as the centuries passed. Despite this variety, it is possible to divide political organisation amongst these communities into two broad categories states and stateless societies. Low population densities and the production of relatively small economic…

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    Timbuktu

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    and historical research. This essay argues how religion, geography, and how social hierarchy will have all contributed in the trade routes within the Sahara regions. The trading system gives great power to an area. The abuse of power in and around Mali, by specific groups will have substantial impact on the society’s inclusive culture. Timbuktu was located on the southern edge of the Sahara Desert. It had flourished of Islamic scholarship and values for centuries. Due to the centralizing…

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    Thabo Mbeki Case Study

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    The international political thinking of Thabo Mbeki 1. Biographical particulars Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki was born on the 18th of June 1942 in Idutywa, Transkei, to Govan and Epainette Mbeki, whom were educators and activists. Thabo spent lengthy periods away from home, and was often raised by extended family and friends because Govan, as a prominent figure of the African National Congress, was concerned that they might be arrested by Apartheid police. Thabo also became politically active when he…

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    This article focuses on the 19th century India in the social, historical, religious, political and cultural contexts.The pre-renaissance period can be marked as the background to welcome the Renaissance in India with a special reference to the advent of the British in India as an external influence on the internal, as the influence of the West on the East.India as an identity rests not only on the history of discrete people but also on cultures given its socio-political, socio-religious and…

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    Female circumcision, genital cutting, and female genital mutilation all describe the same cultural practice, but each has its own connotation. When journalists attempt to inform readers upon this practice, there are personal assumptions and connotations that, if not addressed properly, perpetuate an ethnocentric point of view. In this paper, I compare and analyze two American newspaper articles: the daily Minneapolis/St. Paul Star Tribune’s “Minnesota Somalis see chance to lead fight against…

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