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  • African Nations Africa
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    Agricultural Problems facing the African Nations Africa is a nation hit by many agricultural problems. As a majority, Africa is a desert type climate. Rainfall is heavy and quick, leaving soil deeply engraved by the pounding of the rain. It falls for such a short period of time, not allowing the ground to soak up the moisture before it is evaporated into the air because of the heat. Droughts attack the nations often never providing enough food to sustain the rising population of the nations. Afr...
  • Independence From Colonial Rule Africans
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    The OAU As African countries fought to gain and maintain independence from colonial rule, during the 1950 sand 1960's, it became apparent that there was a need for a stronger, more unified entity that could represent their interest in the political arena. They needed a body that could combine the efforts toward self- rule of the small governments while maintaining each country's sovereignty. Most importantly though, these African nations sought an organization that can raise the standard of livi...
  • People Of The African Nations
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    What exactly is famine Many people think that famine is always caused by environmental factors, but this was not the cause for the African famines. Famine can be defined as a natural or man-made disaster. Some of the signs of a famine may be the price of food goes up, certain amount of economic distress, minor migration to different countries, increase in crime, or an increase in population. These were all of the signs of the African famine. When people think of a famine, many people think about...
  • Beliefs Of The African Peoples
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    3/27/05 Which African nation, South Africa or Nigeria, will have greater difficulty overcoming problems that stem from its colonial legacy? Why? South Africa will have a harder time overcoming its colonial legacy than Nigeria for a multitude of reasons. The first of many reasons, only three that I will touch on are as follows; the ways in which the settlers changed the beliefs of the African peoples, the second is how they cultivated the land the aboriginal people lived on and the third and fina...
  • African Presidents South Africa
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    For the reference page you can e-mail me at: Introduction Nelson Mandela is one of the great moral and political leaders of our time: an international hero whose lifelong dedication to the fight against racial oppression in South Africa won him the Nobel Peace Prize and the presidency of his country. Since his triumphant release in 1990 from more than a quarter-century of imprisonment, Mandela has been at the center of the most compelling and inspiring political drama in the world. As president ...
  • African American Families
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    Bridging the Gap "Equal means getting the same thing". These were the words of Thurgood Marshall, both Supreme Court justice, and legal director of the NAACP. On February 12, 1909, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was founded by a multiracial group of activists who initially called themselves the National Negro Committee. This group was built on the individual and collective courage of thousands of people. These people of all races, nationalities and religions, foug...
  • Condi And Her Mom Your Changing Room
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    Description of Early Life Dr. Condoleezza Rice was born November 14, 1954, in Birmingham, Alabama, and is an only child. Condoleezza means in Italian "with sweetness". Dr Rice is also known by her nickname "Condi". Dr Rice's parent's names are Angelena Rice and Reverend John Wesley Rice. Condaleezza's father was a minister at Westminster Presbyterian Church, and her mom was a music teacher. Before Dr. Rice was school age her mother, Angelena, gave Condi piano lessons and a full schedule of learn...
  • Nations Of Eastern And Southern Africa
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    Scientific Process of Identification Observation: Why do the nations of Eastern and Southern Africa have the world's highest rates for sexually transmitted diseases amongst the population? How does the local government play a role (if any), in the preventative measures that are taken by its citizens? What is the correlation between social and economic conditions and STD's in these nations? Hypothesis: I believe that the economic and social conditions of the nations of Eastern and Southern Africa...
  • African Development And African Nations
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    By: Africa 2 africa By: dave AFRICA – What the future entails – GARY SUTTON – At the top of the social hierarchy is a small minority of the population living in luxury, followed by a small middle class, and a sea of squalor, in which the vast majority of Africans are mired. Such social imbalance is the cornerstone for the fiscal and monetary crisis that has plagued Africa. It is not for a lack of talent, ambition, or intelligence. It is not a lack of resources, either. Africa h...

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