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    voyages paved the way for European exploration. But did Columbus really discover the Americas on his own? No, it is known that millions of people lived in the Americas before Columbus. For most of human history, archaeologists have found modern humans originating from Africa about 400,000 years ago (Of The People, 4). During the last ice age, glaciers expanded that the sea level dropped and created a land bridge between Siberia in Asia and Alaska in America. Many humans that were hunting big…

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    Racial Divide In America

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    for their natural rights; but the courts tested the civil rights and approved in states to separate the races. But even though laws were later passed for all to be equal the racism did not end. Even today we still have seen a glimpse of the past in modern-day…

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    aspects of America legitimately shaped our country into what it is today; throughout documented history both aspects intertwine with one another. Self-interest is what caused the British elites to turn to slavery as a means of satisfying their needs for labor. They turned to slavery since it was the cheapest option for them that would have all of their…

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    African American spirituals or what we may call Negro spirituals, are sacred songs that contains a powerful heritage of slaves during the 19th-century. The songs express the deep religious feelings of the African Americans and their nostalgia to Africa the homeland. Slaves use a unique communication style rich in allusion, metaphor and imagery. Hamlet states : “ the communication pattens of the enslaved stemmed from their creativity and will to survive. Language became not only a means of…

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    It is a personal opinion that without art, music, and literature, the people are collectively dead. However, culture is more than art, music, and literature, it is the diverse contribution of the people to a subculture or main culture. While Black culture contributed to the culture of the United States of America, Caribbean popular culture is and has always been the channel used by the lesser group. When the dominant group tried to restrict the Carnival celebrations of the enslaved on the…

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    Racism In Africa

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    of those who it affects on a daily basis; in order to understand why race itself developed, one must recall the “importance not only of local histories but also of how these histories are connected to global developments,” (Kelley and Robin 41). Modern day racism ultimately evolved due to the beliefs and practices…

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    Tom.Li World History Mr. David.T. Miller 5/20/18 The Fall Of Rome For a long period of time, Rome seemed like an unstoppable empire. It conquered the majority of the land surrounding it. It seemed as though Rome would conquer the entire world, as it was the center of it, until it began to decline in 476 C.E. The very aspects that made it so successful were the ones that caused its collapse. Various political, religious, and economic reasons caused its downfall. This event traditionally…

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    leading the Caribbean in industry and economy, however by the time I was in high school we were second to last just above Haiti. I always thought that our financial ruin was caused by poor leadership, and not because of colonization or our history of slavery. It was my belief that America and Britain flourished because they were the fittest, in other words they were the best and other poor countries just were not good enough, and did not have capable leaders. As this history class comes to an…

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    The Comorian Culture

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    village that was central to it, but as time progressed and the islands began to progress and development increased trade between the Middle East and Madagascar more villages arose on the islands (Spear, 2000). Located near the Swahili Coast of East Africa, medieval Comoros was a huge source of trade and important…

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    Illegal diamond smuggling has turned portions of modern Africa into underdeveloped and overridden with rebels. Fraught with the evils of greed and violence, Sierra Leone continues to suffer from the blood diamonds being smuggled out every day. Greg Campbell, the author of Blood Diamonds: Tracing the Deadly Path of the World’s Most Precious Stones, proclaims “The discovery of those diamonds-- which, until then, had been deemed to be just another worthless piece of gravel by the locals-- placed…

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