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    Zimbabwe

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    identify at least one kingdom or city-state that you visited from each region—East, Central, and South Eastern Africa: Meroe Axum Central Africa: Bunyoro-Kitara Southern Africa: Great Zimbabwe explain at least one important political, one social, and one economic feature you observed in each of the three places you visited By 1000 CE in Central and Southern Africa there was a new fortified hilltop in the towns that had emerged among a cattle- that was herding people whose elites had began…

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    Al Shabaab Case Study

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    Somalia is best identified as a country with the term “Third World” doggedly attached to its status amongst the nations of the world and the African continent. Located at the most eastern edge of Africa, Somalia could actually move itself off of this lowly “Third World” designation amongst African nations due to the key role it could play in the shipping industry. Because of its prime location, strategically located between the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean the current, or any, future…

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    disciplines to support their programs. Examples like the Sullivan case and the numerous Minneapolis instances, show that the combined efforts of local law enforcement and the FBI are achieving good results here in the US, while the CIA’s base in Mogadishu is situated in the midst of al Shabaab’s stronghold and should deliver good intelligence. Although all of the intelligence analysis techniques have their own advantages and disadvantages, an alternative future analysis strategy is the best…

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    Humanity is not always found in humanitarian intervention. The pursuit of safeguarding the rights of all those in the “spectrum of races and religions” has its basis in the idea that human rights are self-evident and universal. The protection of universal rights has been allotted to nations who hold great power yet these nations assume that genocide is a concept of the past-with the tragedies of each new genocide isolated from those of the previous genocide. Two genocides commonly cited by…

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    Bill Clinton Domestic Policy

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    helicopters were shot down, 19 US soldiers were killed, and over 70 were wounded during the Battle of Mogadishu. Suddenly, Americans who had previously believed that America was in a period of peace were squinting at maps of Africa to see where the largest amount of U.S servicemen killed since the Vietnam War was. Television showed the images of American service men being dragged through the streets of Mogadishu. The battle would have lasting effects to the foreign policy of the President…

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    Ghost Of Rwanda

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    Gourevich’s statement was true because, the UN and the Clinton administration made a decision not to act, or to get involved because, of what had happened in Mogadishu, and Somalia, and that it was too late. Quotes from the Ghost of Rwanda: ( Romeo Dallaire–“ I want to send in more troops.” He also says “ There were no military action taken or I’ll have to get the bastards myself”) Aug.,1993. ( Kofi Annan Head…

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    Trans-Sahara

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    of the Sahara Desert, who were in contact with dark Africans south of the Sahara and who exchanged little quantities of dark slaves. Muslim Arabs extended this trans-Saharan slave exchange, purchasing or seizing expanding quantities of dark Africans in West Africa, driving them over the Sahara, and offering them in North Africa. From that point, a large portion of these slaves were sent out to distant Asian goals, for example, the eastern Mediterranean, Anatolia (in present-day Turkey), Arabia,…

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    generations. I choose to embrace that I am Somali regardless of its current state, because I have a vision of what it was like before the Civil war. My grandmother use to tell me it was a lushes land filled with many different people. Back then, Mogadishu was the place to be in Somalia. Nice villas, great weather, great architectures…

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    outside the capital city. Living outside the capital city was troublesome on the grounds that there was no electricity power and clean water as a great many people who live there can't bear to pay for the water and electricity bill. I've lived in Mogadishu, where the life there is sad, risk and I was simply child being through all that moving from spot to put just with the goal that we can be sheltered. What I didn't comprehend was the reason they were battling against one another I mean, what's…

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    Proyecto Argument Essay

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    prompted to speak on one of his clients stories, Matthews said: “She was a beautiful woman from Somalia. Four years ago, during the height of the civil war, she was raped and beaten in front of her family after they were forced from their home in Mogadishu. Her husband was taken outside and shot. She escaped to Kenya and eventually came here, but her three children remain at a Kenyan refugee…

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