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Wonderland Bedtime Adventures: Diverse Tales for Dreamy Nights.
Welcome to Wonderland Bedtime Stories, where diversity shines through every tale. Our multilingual stories celebrate the rich heritage of children from all corners of the globe, ensuring every child sees themselves in the magic of storytelling.
Embark on a magical journey with “Wonderland Bedtime Adventures: Diverse Tales for Dreamy Nights” by Etienne Noumen. This enchanting collection of bedtime stories is designed to celebrate the beauty of diversity and inclusivity. With a rich blend of traditional and modern tales, this book introduces young readers to heroes and heroines from all cultures, shapes, sizes, and backgrounds.
Etienne Noumen, a seasoned software engineer and father of four, leverages cutting-edge AI to bring these stories to life. Each tale is crafted to spark imagination, foster a love for reading, and create a special bond during bedtime. From exciting adventures to heartwarming narratives, these stories are perfect for snuggling up with your little ones and drifting off to dreamland.
“Wonderland Bedtime Adventures” is more than just a collection of stories; it’s a celebration of education, sports, and the power of inclusion. Ideal for parents seeking diverse and inspiring tales, this book ensures every child sees themselves reflected in the magic of storytelling.
Key Features:
A collection of diverse and inclusive bedtime stories
Perfect for children of all ages
Promotes cultural awareness and inclusivity
Uses AI technology to blend traditional and new tales
Written by Etienne Noumen, a passionate storyteller and father
Join us in “Wonderland Bedtime Adventures” and discover a world where every child’s dreams are celebrated and cherished. Perfect for bedtime, naptime, or anytime a story is needed!
Foreword: A World of Stories, A World of You
Hello, and welcome to Wonderland Bedtime Stories! My name is Etienne Noumen, and I’m a software engineer with a passion for storytelling and a heart full of bedtime memories.
As a father of four, reading to my children has been one of life’s greatest joys. It’s a chance to spark their imaginations, introduce them to new cultures, and create a special bond before drifting off to dreamland.
But something always bothered me. Many of the bedtime stories we read lacked the beautiful diversity of the world we live in. Where were the heroes and heroines who looked like my children, with their unique backgrounds and dreams?
This yearning for inclusivity is the seed from which Wonderland Bedtime Stories blossomed. As a software engineer with over 20 years of experience, I saw the potential of technology to bridge this gap. Here, we use cutting-edge AI to recreate traditional tales and weave brand new stories that celebrate the richness of different cultures and ethnicities.
Wonderland Bedtime Stories is more than just bedtime tales; it’s a world where every child can see themselves reflected in the magic of storytelling. It’s a journey to faraway lands, where heroes come in all shapes, sizes, and skin tones. It’s a celebration of education, sports, and the power of inclusion – values I hold dear as a father and a human being.
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So, snuggle up with your little ones, open a book, and embark on a wondrous adventure together. We believe that within these pages, every child will find their own unique reflection, a spark of inspiration, and a world of dreams waiting to be explored.
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The Whispering Baobab
What is the story about:
In a village by the savannah, Nia, a curious girl, was drawn to an ancient baobab, known as the Whispering Baobab. It whispered wisdom from ages past. One evening, the tree shared its stories with Nia, telling of wildlife, seasons, and village life beneath its branches. It imparted lessons of respect and harmony with nature. Entrusted with these tales, Nia became the village storyteller, spreading the baobab’s wisdom, linking past and future with each story.
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The Whispering Baobab:
Welcome, little dreamers, to another enchanting episode of “Wonderland Bedtime Adventures.” Snuggle up in your cozy blankets as we journey to a magical village on the edge of a sprawling savannah. Our tale tonight is about a young girl named Nia and a very special tree. Are you ready? Let’s begin. Once upon a time, in a world not too far from our own, there was a small village where the sun kissed the earth goodnight with rays of gold. In this village lived a young girl named Nia, known for her sparkling eyes and a heart full of wonder. Nia’s favorite place to be was outside, exploring the vast lands that stretched beyond her home. Her most beloved spot was under an ancient baobab tree, grand and wise. Its massive trunk was wider than any house in the village, and it was called the Whispering Baobab. The villagers would often say, with a twinkle in their eye, that this tree whispered the wisdom of ages to those who would listen. And listen Nia did! She visited the baobab every day, hoping to catch its mystical murmurs. One warm evening, as the world turned honeyed hues of sunset, Nia sat under the great tree. The savannah was alive with the wild calls of animals, and the baobab’s leaves played a gentle song in the breeze. That’s when it happened. A faint whisper tickled Nia’s ear. “Welcome, Nia,” said the baobab, its voice deep and slow, like the ancient earth itself. Nia’s eyes widened with joy as she answered, “I knew you were special, Whispering Baobab. Please share your stories with me.” Oh, the tales the baobab told! Stories of majestic wildlife, of changing seasons, and of children, just like yourselves, playing under its branches. It spoke of tough times and rain-filled days, of laughter, and the dance of life on the savannah. The baobab also taught Nia something very important. It told her to respect nature, to preserve the environment, and to live peacefully with all creatures. As the stars blinked sleepily above, the baobab whispered a secret to Nia, “You are now the keeper of my stories. Share them, teach them, for our lives are as interconnected as the roots of a baobab tree.” With the first light of dawn, Nia returned to her village, ready to share the baobab’s wisdom. She became the Storyteller of the Savannah, a title she wore with pride, spreading the whispers and the love for nature to everyone. And so, dear listeners, as you drift into your dreams tonight, imagine the wide, starry skies of the savannah and the ancient Whispering Baobab sharing its secrets with you. Remember, like the roots of the baobab, we are all connected in the great circle of life. Goodnight, and may your dreams be filled with wonderland adventures.
Conclusion: Sweet Dreams, Little Wanderers!
The world of Wonderland Bedtime Stories is now yours to explore! Fifty adventures await, each one filled with exciting journeys, brave heroes, and magical lands.
Remember, within these pages, you might meet a princess who looks just like you, a courageous explorer with your same adventurous spirit, or a wise storyteller who shares your love for learning. Every story holds a piece of the amazing world we live in, and every character reflects the beauty of our differences.
So, as you drift off to sleep, hold onto the magic of the stories you’ve read. Dream of soaring through the clouds, conquering mountains, or discovering hidden treasures. Let these stories inspire you to be kind, be brave, and believe in yourself.
Sweet dreams, little wanderers! May your dreams be filled with the wonder and excitement you’ve discovered in Wonderland Bedtime Stories.
FIFA’s 2030 World Cup Decision: Multi-Country & Multi-Continent Venue Raises Climate Concerns
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FIFA’s 2030 World Cup Decision: Multi-Country & Multi-Continent Venue Raises Climate Concerns.
In this episode of our podcast, we dive deep into FIFA’s groundbreaking announcement that the 2030 World Cup will be spread across six countries and three continents. While this may sound exciting for football fans worldwide, it raises significant questions about FIFA’s stance on climate change and its environmental responsibility. Join us as we explore the implications of this decision and discuss its potential environmental impact.
Welcome to “The Black Mambas of Football/Soccer,” your go-to podcast for all the latest soccer news, featuring the top football strikers of the week, the best goals, and the standout performers. Join us as we dive into the world of the Black Mambas strikers, highlighting the top players from renowned leagues such as the World Cup, Champion’s League, Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, and Serie A. From Lionel Messi to Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappe to Erling Haaland, and paying homage to legends like Pele, we’ll keep you updated on the thrilling world of football’s most lethal strikers. In today’s episode, we’ll cover the 2030 World Cup being co-hosted by Spain, Portugal, and Morocco, concerns about the World Cup’s integrity on climate due to hosting across multiple continents, Russia’s readmission to under-17 competitions by Fifa and Uefa, fan criticism of FIFA for spreading out hosting rights to six countries instead of one, and a must-read book for soccer enthusiasts called “World Cup History – World Cup Quiz” by Etienne Noumen.
So, some exciting news for all you football fans out there! The 2030 World Cup is set to be a truly global affair, with matches taking place across six countries on three different continents. That’s right, FIFA has confirmed that Spain, Portugal, and Morocco will be the co-hosts for this monumental event. But that’s not all, the opening three matches will be held in Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay, to mark the World Cup’s centenary. It’s hard to believe that it’s been 100 years since the inaugural tournament in Montevideo!
Now, this decision is not set in stone just yet. It still needs to be ratified at a FIFA congress next year. But if all goes well, we can expect an incredible World Cup experience in 2030.
In addition to the exciting news about the 2030 World Cup, FIFA also made an interesting rule change for the 2034 finals. Only bids from countries in the Asian Football Confederation and the Oceania Football Confederation will be considered. This sparked some competitive spirit among nations in those regions, and Saudi Arabia wasted no time in announcing its bid to host the tournament for the first time.
However, FIFA’s decision to host the tournament across multiple continents hasn’t been without its fair share of criticism. Some supporters’ bodies have accused FIFA of engaging in a “cycle of destruction against the greatest tournament on Earth.” They argue that hosting the World Cup in different continents makes it more difficult for supporters to attend matches and raises concerns about the environmental impact. Furthermore, there are concerns about the choice of the host for the 2034 World Cup, as its human rights record is seen as appalling by some. Football Supporters Europe has even gone as far as saying that this decision signals “the end of the World Cup as we know it.”
But FIFA President Gianni Infantino sees it differently. He believes that, in a divided world, FIFA and football are uniting through this decision. He states that the FIFA Council, representing the entire world of football, unanimously agreed to celebrate the centenary of the FIFA World Cup in the most appropriate way. The tournament in 2030 will not only bring together three continents – Africa, Europe, and South America – but also six countries – Argentina, Morocco, Paraguay, Portugal, Spain, and Uruguay. In this way, FIFA hopes to create a unique global footprint that celebrates the beautiful game and the World Cup’s centenary.
It’s interesting to note that the opening game in 2030 is proposed to be held in Montevideo, Uruguay, the same city that hosted the first-ever World Cup match back in 1930. Following that, matches will continue in Argentina and Paraguay. Then, the rest of the tournament, featuring 48 teams, will move to North Africa and Europe. This change of hemispheres adds an intriguing twist to the tournament, as teams may find themselves playing in two different seasons during the same World Cup.
Now, let’s talk about the co-hosts. If the 2030 proposal is approved, Morocco will become only the second African nation to ever host a World Cup, following in the footsteps of South Africa in 2010. Spain, on the other hand, has been selected as a joint-host. This announcement comes weeks after former football federation chief Luis Rubiales resigned amid criticism for an incident at the Women’s World Cup. Rubiales was accused of kissing Jenni Hermoso and appeared in court, where he was given a restraining order by a Spanish judge. However, he denied sexually assaulting Hermoso. It’s worth mentioning that Spain last hosted the World Cup in 1982, which saw Italy emerge as champions for the third time. As for Portugal, even though it has never hosted the World Cup, it did host Euro 2004, adding to its experience of hosting major football tournaments.
These six co-hosts will automatically qualify for the World Cup, similar to the previous editions. So, we’ll definitely see Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay, Spain, Portugal, and Morocco competing on their home turf, which adds another layer of excitement and anticipation to the tournament.
All in all, the 2030 World Cup promises to be an incredible event, bringing together fans from all over the world to celebrate the centenary of this historic tournament. With matches taking place across six countries, three continents, and potentially two different seasons, it’s shaping up to be a unique and unforgettable experience for both players and supporters alike. Let’s hope for a truly memorable and thrilling World Cup in 2030!
So, we’ve got some interesting news from Fifa today that’s raising some questions about their integrity when it comes to climate change. You see, Fifa announced that they will be hosting the 2022 World Cup across multiple continents, which is a bit concerning considering their track record.
Back in November, BBC Sport reported that Fifa had made false statements about the reduced environmental impact of the World Cup in Qatar. They claimed it would be the first “fully carbon-neutral World Cup,” but they couldn’t provide any proof to back up that claim. And, to make matters worse, environmentalists called their carbon-neutral claim “dangerous and misleading.”
According to Freddie Daley, a researcher for Global Economy Policy at the University of Sussex, Fifa’s decision to expand the World Cup across three continents is quite concerning. He questions whether they’ll be able to deliver the tournament in a sustainable and climate-friendly way, considering the amount of air travel, fan travel, and athlete travel involved.
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Daley also points out that Fifa has a responsibility to educate people around the world about climate change and the transition to net-zero energy. And he thinks that announcements like today’s raise doubts about Fifa’s integrity when it comes to climate and their support for the energy transition.
It’s not just environmentalists and researchers who are skeptical of Fifa’s actions. Frank Huisingh, founder of Fossil Free Football, a group advocating for the elimination of fossil fuels in the sport, called Fifa’s move outrageous but unfortunately not surprising. He criticizes Fifa for prioritizing big tournaments with lots of fan travel and emissions over sustainability.
Katie Cross, CEO and founder of Pledgeball, a fan charity focused on sustainability in football, agrees with Huisingh. She believes that Fifa is showing complete disregard for fans as humans by making decisions that prioritize profit over sustainability.
In other news, Saudi Arabia has decided to bid for the 2034 World Cup, which aligns with the country’s efforts to become a global leader in sport. Saudi Arabia has been hosting various sporting events since 2018, including football, Formula 1, golf, and boxing. However, Saudi Arabia has been accused of using high-profile events like these to improve its international reputation, a practice known as sportswashing.
When asked about these accusations, Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made it clear that he doesn’t care. He said, “If sportswashing is going to increase my GDP by 1%, then we’ll continue doing sportswashing.” So, despite the criticism, it seems Saudi Arabia is determined to continue using sports as a way to boost their image.
Moving on to a different topic within Fifa, they have also announced that Russia will be readmitted to its under-17 competitions. This is the first time Russia will be allowed to compete since their invasion of Ukraine 19 months ago. Uefa has already made a similar decision, allowing Russian sides to compete at U17 level in European competitions.
However, there are some conditions. According to Fifa, the Russian teams will have to play as the “Football Union of Russia” instead of Russia. They won’t be allowed to use the country’s flag or anthem, and they’ll have to wear a neutral kit.
Uefa’s decision to readmit Russia has drawn criticism from the English Football Association. They stated that they do not support the decision and that England teams will not play against Russia. But Uefa defended their decision, stating that children should not be punished for the actions of adults and that football should continue to promote peace and hope.
So, there you have it. Fifa’s decision to host the World Cup across multiple continents has raised concerns about their integrity on climate change. Saudi Arabia’s bid for the 2034 World Cup has also drawn criticism for sportswashing, and Russia has been readmitted to under-17 competitions, despite their recent actions. It’s an interesting time in the world of football, and it seems like these issues are far from resolved.
So, the big news is out – FIFA has announced that the 2034 World Cup will be hosted by multiple countries. And of course, soccer fans across the globe have a lot to say about it. Let’s take a look at some of their comments.
The top comment comes from someone who seems a bit cynical but also sees the bright side of things. They point out that instead of just taking a backhander (or a bribe) from one country, FIFA can now have the pleasure of accepting bribes from six countries. It’s a sarcastic way of saying that FIFA has a reputation for corruption, and this decision just adds to it. But they also see the brilliance in FIFA’s consistent behavior – sarcasm at its finest.
Another fan shares a playful suggestion. They propose splitting the tournament across different continents. One half of the matches could take place in South America, the other half in Europe, extra time in Asia, and penalties in Africa. It’s like they’re trying to find a compromise that satisfies everyone. But of course, it’s all in good fun and probably not a practical idea.
Then we have a comment that highlights a consequence of this decision. The fan points out that because the 2034 World Cup will be hosted by multiple regions, it automatically means that Europe, Africa, North America, and South America won’t be able to organize a World Cup themselves. It’s a bit of a disappointment for fans in those regions who might have been hoping to see the tournament come to their doorstep.
And finally, we have a comment that predicts an outcome that some may find controversial. The fan suggests that by paving the way for a World Cup hosted by multiple countries, FIFA is setting the stage for the inevitable Saudi World Cup. This comment seems to imply that Saudi Arabia’s desire to host the tournament is inevitable, and FIFA’s decision is just one step closer to making it a reality.
Overall, soccer fans are sharing their thoughts on the announcement of the 2034 World Cup being hosted by multiple countries. Some are sarcastic, others playful, and some are already looking ahead to what this decision means for future tournaments. It’s clear that FIFA’s choice has sparked conversation and speculation within the soccer community.
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This exhilarating book is your ticket to embark on a remarkable journey through the annals of World Cup history, spanning all the way back to its inception in 1930 and leading right up to the present day. Prepare to be captivated by a plethora of enthralling facts and intricate trivia pertaining to the tournament’s standout moments and iconic players. Brace yourself to absorb an unrivaled wealth of knowledge about this fabled competition.
So, regardless of whether you’re an unwavering aficionado or simply seeking an engaging and enlightening literary experience, “World Cup History – World Cup Quiz” by Etienne Noumen is destined to cater to your desires. Waste no time and secure your very own copy from Amazon today, propelling yourself into the realm of the ultimate World Cup trivia connoisseur!
On this episode, we covered the co-hosting of the 2030 World Cup by Spain, Portugal, and Morocco with opening matches in Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay, the concerns raised about Fifa’s decision to host the World Cup across multiple continents, the criticism from fans regarding the spread of hosting rights, and a must-read book for all soccer enthusiasts – “World Cup History – World Cup Quiz” by Etienne Noumen. Thanks for tuning in to The Black Mambas of Football/Soccer, your go-to podcast for the latest soccer news, top strikers, and the best goals of the week across major leagues like the Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, and Serie A. Don’t miss out on our next episode – subscribe now!
Examining the Fragmented Data on Black Entrepreneurship in North America
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Examining the Fragmented Data on Black Entrepreneurship in North America
The data surrounding Black entrepreneurship in the United States and Canada is fragmented. This means that it is difficult to assess the number of Black-owned businesses and their economic impact accurately. To make sure that we are able to get an accurate picture of the state of Black entrepreneurship in these two countries, it is essential to find ways to standardize data collection and assessment.
Despite the significant contributions of Black entrepreneurs and business owners, there is a lack of reliable data for assessing their economic and financial impact. The existing information is often inconsistent, misinterpreted, or incomplete. This blog post will examine the current state of Black entrepreneurship in North America, identify where there are gaps in the available data, and propose some methods to standardize measures and assessments.
Data Gaps in North America
The existing data on Black entrepreneurship in North America is fragmented across different sources. To begin with, there is no common definition or classification system used to measure Black-owned businesses. In addition, many studies rely on self-reported data which can be unreliable due to issues such as survey fatigue or respondent bias. Moreover, most of the available statistics are focused on businesses owned by African Americans rather than other ethnicities that comprise the broad category of “Black” such as Afro-Caribbeans or Afro-Latinos. Consequently, there is a need for more comprehensive data that includes all ethno-racial groups within this category.
In addition, access to capital remains a major barrier for Black entrepreneurs which further complicates our understanding of these businesses. Financing options are limited due to systemic racism and discrimination that have prevented many from obtaining traditional loans from banks or other private lenders. Therefore it is important to consider alternative financing sources when analyzing the financial health of these businesses.
Data Collection Challenges
Collecting accurate data on Black entrepreneurship can be challenging due to a lack of reliable sources. Many government agencies collect data on businesses by size, industry sector, ownership type, or geographic location; however, these categories often do not provide enough information about the demographics of business owners or their employees. Furthermore, some agencies may not collect any demographic information at all. As a result, there is no single source of comprehensive and consistent information on Black entrepreneurs in either country.
The Need for Standardized Data Collection
In order to assess the impact that Black entrepreneurs have on their communities and economies, it is necessary to be able to access accurate data regarding their presence. Unfortunately, currently available data does not provide a comprehensive view of this information. It is therefore important for policy makers, government officials, entrepreneurs, students, and other relevant stakeholders to work together to find solutions that will allow us to collect accurate data on Black-owned businesses across the two countries.
Standardizing Measures and Assessments
To standardize measures and assessments of Black entrepreneurship, it is essential to develop a unified definition and classification system across jurisdictions as well as consistent methods for collecting data. It should also include specific questions about race/ethnicity that allow researchers to collect more detailed information about each group’s particular needs and challenges. Furthermore, reliable baseline data should be collected regularly so that progress can be tracked over time. Finally, it will be important to focus not only on traditional sources of financing but also alternative funding options such as crowdfunding platforms or angel investors who may provide more accessible financing options for some entrepreneurs.
Methods for Standardizing Data Collection
One way that we can begin standardizing data collection on Black-owned businesses is by creating a unified database of business owners that includes information such as location, industry type, number of employees, annual revenue, etc. This would make it easier for researchers and policy makers to assess the economic impact of these businesses with more accuracy than is currently possible with fragmented data sources. Additionally, conducting surveys and interviews with business owners can also help us better understand how they operate their businesses and what challenges they face when trying to grow their companies.
Another method that could be used is by increasing access to capital for these entrepreneurs through public-private partnerships or other initiatives focused on providing them with the resources they need in order to grow their businesses. This could include grants or low interest loans which would give them more financial stability and enable them to expand their operations or hire additional employees if needed. Finally, implementing education programs specifically designed for aspiring Black entrepreneurs could also help bridge some of the gaps in knowledge that many start up founders may have when starting a business.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, we must recognize the importance of reliable data when assessing the economic impact of Black entrepreneurship in North America as well as identifying opportunities for growth and improvement within this sector. While there are still gaps in our knowledge about this subject matter, standardized measures and assessments can help us fill those gaps and gain a better understanding of how best to support these businesses going forward. With better access to capital and resources tailored specifically towards their needs, we can ensure that Black entrepreneurs continue making valuable contributions to our economies both now and into the future.
There are numerous methods available for standardizing measures and assessments of Black entrepreneurship across North America. By working together collaboratively between various stakeholders such as policy makers, government officials, entrepreneurs themselves, students, etc., we can take steps towards reconciling the fragmented data on this subject matter so that we can gain a better understanding of its impact in our society today. With more accurate information at our disposal we will be better equipped to develop meaningful solutions aimed at empowering black entrepreneurs in these two countries moving forward.
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- Black Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub (BEKH) is a key part of the Government of
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- Minister Ng announces the launch of the Black Entrepreneurship Loan Fund
- Prime Minister announces support for Black entrepreneurs and business owners
- Tender opportunities for Canadian Black owned or led small businesses
- Building a Foundation for Change: Canada’s Anti-Racism Strategy 2019–2022
- Support for Community Organizations Helping Canadians
- https://www.supportblackowned.com/
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How well do you know Africa? Test your knowledge with this Africa history and geography quiz. Africa is the world’s second largest continent, and it is home to a stunning diversity of cultures, languages, and landscapes. From the Sahara Desert to the rainforests of the Congo Basin, Africa boasts a huge variety of geography. And its history is just as rich, from ancient civilizations like Egypt and Ethiopia to European colonization and the struggle for independence. So whether you’re an Africa expert or just getting started, this quiz will help you test your knowledge of this amazing continent.
Africa is a vast and fascinating continent with a rich history and diverse culture. To test your knowledge of Africa, take this Africa History and Geography Quiz. See how much you know about the people, places, and events that have shaped Africa over the centuries.
1- Recent archeological studies suggest the theory that
A the earliest humans evolved in the Rift Valley in Africa
B farming societies developed before hunting and gathering societies
C all the continents were settled at about the same time
D the wheel was used by all ancient societies
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2- In modern African nations, the continued strength of the tribe or ethnic group is a reflection of the continuing influence of
A European imperialism
B urban growth
C the slave trade
D traditional cultures
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3- Which of these African countries list ‘Spanish’ as an official language?
A Equatorial Guinea
B Cameroon
C Angola
D Guinea
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4-Traditional animistic beliefs in Africa, Asia, and Latin America are based on
A a desire for wealth
B a written tradition
C an appreciation for the forces of nature
D a willingness to accept Christianity
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5- Areas of Africa and parts of Siberia in Russia are often said to be gems-in-the-rough because they have
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B well-developed coastal fishing industries
C many undeveloped natural resources
D decreasing populations
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6- Africa’s lowest temperature was 11 degrees below zero in 1935 at Ifrane, just south of Fez in this country
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7- Parts of the Arabian and Libyan deserts are found in this African country
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8- Moshoeshoe II was exiled twice before regaining this southern African country’s throne in 1995
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12- The Qattara Depression, one of Africa’s lowest points, lies 300 miles southwest of this country’s pyramids
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14- Most of Africa’s major rivers, including the Congo & the Niger, flow into this ocean
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15- In addition to its bountiful wildlife, this desert is the site of the Orapa diamond mine, one of the world’s largest
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16- Jebel Musa, a promontory in this mountain range, is one of the Pillars of Hercules
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17- This river transits South Africa & flows into the Orange
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18- The name of this African equine comes from the Portuguese for “wild ass”
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19- This large African desert is home to 2 million people, about as many as Utah
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20- To get from Africa to Arabia, you cross (or part) this sea that has a colourful name
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21- Which two modern-day countries used to be known as the region of Rhodesia between the 1890s and 1980?
A Togo & Benin
B Lesotho & Swaziland
C Zambia & Zimbabwe
D Rwanda & Burundi
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22- One similarity between the Ancient African kingdoms of Egypt, Ghana, Mali and Songhai is that all of these kingdoms were located
A in mountainous terrain
B in coastal areas
C on major trading routes
D in rain forest areas
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23- Which factor contributes most to the recurring food shortages in Africa?
A poor distribution of agricultural products
B extensive river systems
C location between two major oceans
D rainforest environment
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24- Which conclusion can be drawn from a study of the early civilizations of Axum, Kush, Mali and Songhai?
A these African societies flourished at the same time
B farming was more extensive in the Nile River Valley than it was in the Fertile Crescent
C the Neolithic Revolution occurred in Africa
D these societies had a long and rich history before their first contact with Europeans
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25- A similarity between the ancient western African kingdoms of Mali, Ghana, and Songhai is that these kingdoms
A limited the power of their rulers
B practised Christianity
C established economies based on trade
D isolated themselves from contact with other cultures
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26- Which is an accurate statement about the partitioning of Africa by European imperialist nations during the 1800 s?
A new nations were based on old tribal boundaries
B the cultural and ethnic diversity of the African people was disregarded
C the continent was divided equally among the colonial powers
D African unity was encouraged
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27- ‘Moshoeshoe II was exiled twice before regaining this southern African country’s throne in 1995’
A South Africa
B Lesotho
C Zimbabwe
D Namibia
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28- What native empire controlled Large areas of South African Territory during the 19th century?
A Hutu
B Zulu
C Aztec
D Masai
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29- Which country is completely landlocked by South Africa?
A Zimbabwe
B Swaziland
C Botswana
D Lesotho
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30- What is the largest lake in the African continent?
A Lake Turkana
B Lake Victoria
C Lake Malawi
D Lake Tanganyika
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31- Uganda’s Sese Islands lie in the northern part of this large lake
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32- Parts of this capital city lie on the islands of Gezira & Roda in the Nile River
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33- Now a part of Tanzania, this island is known for its cloves
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34- Malagasy, 1 of its 2 official languages, is of Indonesian origin
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35- Wine production is a chief industry of this Portuguese island off Africa’s northwest coast
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36- In 1998 Nigerian-led forces captured Freetown, ousting the junta that controlled this African country
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37- On Dec. 13, 1989 Pres. F.W. De Clerk met with this imprisoned African National Congress leader for the first time
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38- ‘Whether a surfin’ one or a Pontiac, this term comes from the Swahili meaning “journey”
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39- The word “okra” is West African; in the language of Angola, okra was called this, which to us is a soup or stew’
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40- What is the 4-letter term from the Afrikaans for “migrate”?
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41- The marimba was popularized in Central America, but the word is from this sub-Saharan group of about 500 langs
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42- A 6-mile-wide caldera, or volcanic crater, is a highlight of La Palma in this Spanish Island group off Africa
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43- This country with “Republic” in its name was less republican after a 2003 coup by General Francois Bozize?
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44- ‘Africa’s oldest democracy is mainly made up of the Tswana people
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45- More than 250,000 died in fighting before France granted this African nation independence July 3, 1962
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46- The African country of Burkina Faso was once known as “Upper” this
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47- Sausage trees, found in Africa, are pollinated by these flying mammals
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48- In north Africa, these towers from which Muslims are called to prayer are rectangular in plan
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49- Leonardo DiCaprio’s African jewel smuggler gains a conscience in this film
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50- In 1848 Johannes Rebmann became the first European to see & describe “the snows” of this African mountain’
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51- Before going “Out Of Africa”, you might visit the museum devoted to this author near Nairobi
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52- In 1828 Rene Caille reached this remote African city, “an object of curiosity” to Europeans
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53- This African country may have been first settled by Phoenicians as early as the 12th century B.C.
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54- This country became fully independent of South Africa March 21, 1990
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55- Millet seed, an important food for North Africans, is most often fed to these pets in the U.S.
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56- Africa’s Fulani people, who are cattle herders, say everything came from a drop of this
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57-In 1974 the military overthrew this African leader who claimed to be descended from Solomon & the Queen of Sheba
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58-One who interlaces cloth, or an African bird that interlaces grass to make its elaborate nest
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59- The African & Sumatran species of this animal have 2 horns; the Indian & Javan species have one
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60- The southern part of Africa is often called “Sub-” this 3 1/2-million-square-mile area
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61- The country’s name is properly pronounced “Luh-Soo-Too”, but is spelled this way
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62- A lion subspecies shares its name with these nomadic people of Tanzania & Kenya
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63- Meaning “guided one”, it was the title of the 1880s Sudanese leader whose forces defeated General Gordon
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64- African captives revolt aboard their slave ship & then have to stand trial in this movie based on an 1839 event
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65-Horn of Africa country
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66-This African waterfall is also known as Mosi-Oa-Tunya, or “Smoke That Thunders”
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67- The bulls of these African animals can weigh up to 6 tons
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69- Milton Obote, no bargain either, ran this country before & after Idi Amin
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70- In January 1943 FDR & Winston Churchill met in this North African city to discuss the war effort
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71- The first European to round Africa’s southern tip, he was also on the voyage that discovered Brazil
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72- In the 1838 Battle of Blood River, Andres Pretorius led troops against this African people’s warriors
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73- Dying in 149 B.C. finally stopped Roman statesman Cato from nagging, this African city “must be destroyed”
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74- Somalia is on the geographic projection usually called this “of Africa”
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75- In 1999, this anti-apartheid activist retired as president of South Africa
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76- In 1952 Eritrea became part of this African country
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77- Known as Hoba & weighing 60 tons, the largest single known one of these was discovered in Africa in 1920
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78- Often made from yams, fufu are yummy dumplings served in Accra, the capital of this African country
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79- This “Great” valley runs from the Valley of the Jordan to Southern Africa
80- Ramdane Abbane fought the French in this African country in the 1950s
81- A Kalahari Bushman recovers a Coke bottle with hilarious consequences in this film from South Africa
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82- At almost 1 million square miles, this nation is the largest in Africa
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83- South Africa is the world’s leading supplier of this precious metal
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84- Mealie is the name for this cereal plant that is used to make mush & batters
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85- Biltong from this country is Afrikaans for rump & tongue–it’s from the rump & tastes like smoked tongue
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86- Angola’s cuisine is influenced by this European country that brought ingredients from its Brazilian colony
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87- Doro Wat, stewed chicken over injera bread, is a national dish of this East African country
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88- Granular semolina goes by this name which is also the name of a stew made in Morocco, Algeria & Tunisia
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89- The South African rhebok is not an athletic shoe but a species of this
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90- Maputo is the capital of this former Portuguese colony, now a nation of Southeast Africa
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91- The open-air Makola Market is a popular place to shop in Accra, the capital of this African country
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92- This small West African country is wedged between Ghana & Benin
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93- This large country is alphabetically first of the countries in Africa
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94- Bioko, an island of this “equatorial” African republic, was once known as Fernando Poo
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95- The capital city of this Horn of Africa nation has the same name as the country
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96- This country was once known as Bechuanaland
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97- At its narrowest point, this strait separates Europe from Africa by about 8 miles
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98- The best tiger’s-eye comes from Griqualand West in this country also known for its diamonds
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99- The Dogon supposedly have remarkable knowledge in this field, including the existence of Sirius B
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100- Quarried from the desert, it’s been used as currency by Ethiopians, presumably not in shakers
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101- The Mbuti of the Congo are the best-known group of these short statured people
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102- Numbering roughly 5 million, they’re the descendants of early Egyptian Christians
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103- Mount Kenya is in the heart of the homeland of this largest ethnic group in Kenya
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104- After Lake Superior, this African lake is the largest body of freshwater in the world
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105- This animal’s 3-letter name is derived from an African word for “black”, referring to the black wildebeest
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106- There are African, Japanese & fat species of this rodent that may hibernate half the year
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107- Population 10 million, this capital & largest city in Africa was founded by the Fatimid Dynasty around 968 A.D.
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108- One similarity between Axum, Kush, and Nubia was that they were
A military leaders in the Neolithic Age
B rivers along which early trade developed
C writers of epic poems about Greek cities
D early civilizations in Africa
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109- Traditional African art has had the greatest influence on
A classical Roman mosaics and pottery
B Renaissance painting
C 20th century sculpture and painting
D Medieval European architecture
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110- One reason the ancient kingdoms in western Africa prospered was that they
A were located along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
B had no contact with the rest of the world
C followed the Hindu beliefs of their rulers
D developed extensive trade in gold, ivory, and salt
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111- After World War II, which action was taken by many African territories?
A demanding independence from their colonial rulers
B refusing to join international organizations
C rejecting most of the technology offered by western nations
D creating a strong, united Africa
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112- One way in which Kwame Nkrumah, Jomo Kenyatta, and Kenneth Kaunda are similar is that they all
A supported the United Nations military action in the Persian Gulf War
B played a major role in independence movements in Africa
C rejected financial aid from the World Bank
D opposed the Pan-African movement
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113- If we are to remain free, if we are to enjoy the full benefits of Africa’s enormous wealth, we must unite to plan for the full exploitation of our human and material resources in the interest of all our people
A colonialism
B Pan-Africanism
C imperialism
D urbanization
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114- Which condition is a major obstacle to economic development in the Middle East and Northern Africa
A use of strip mining to obtain minerals
B reliance on capitalist economic systems
C lack of access to world markets
D scarcity of water resources
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116- Which country has three capital cities?
A Port Moresby
B Port-au-Prince
C Port Vila
D Port Louis
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117- In Africa, an effect of topography and climate has been to
A United Kingdom
B South Africa
C China
D Somalia
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118- This waterfall on Africa’s Zambezi River was named for an English queen
A encourage rapid industrialization of the interior
B prevent the development of kingdoms
C promote large-scale trade between African and Asia
D promote the growth of diverse societies
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119- This north African country once ruled by France launched its ALSAT-1 satellite from a Russian cosmodrome
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120- Lagos, Ibadan & Ogbomosho are the largest cities of this West African nation
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121- This African country shares its name with the 550-square-mile lake on its western border
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122- The Red Sea was formed about 20 million years ago when this peninsula broke away from Africa
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123- From 1867 to 1914 this African country was ruled by a Turkish viceroy called a khedive
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124- The names of these 2 nations, both bordering Tanzania, end with the same 4 letters in the same order
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125- At 13,665 feet, Mount Toubkal is the highest peak in this range in Africa
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126- A tradition of this African country is that rulers were often called “Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah”
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127- These winged wood-eaters, aka white ants, are fried as a snack in Africa
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128- In the late ’60s, Biafra tried unsuccessfully to secede from this country
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129- The meaning of this country’s name is “lion mountains”
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130- This South African Nobel Peace Prize winner was named Rolihlahla, which in colloquial usage means “troublemaker”
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131- Muhammad Ali, an officer in this empire’s army, drove the French out of Egypt in 1801 & became the country’s ruler
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132- In 1887 Ethiopia’s Menelik II founded this city in the Entoto Mountains
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133- In 1859 Spain attacked this country over possession of Ceuta, a city on the Strait of Gibraltar
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134- In 1960 Abebe Bikila became the first black African gold medalist when he won this event–barefoot!
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137- Usually off-white with rugged loops, this type of carpeting is named for one made by North African tribes
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138- If you’re off on the road to this north African country take some dirhams, its currency
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139- He broke S. Africa’s race barrier by transplanting black man’s heart into white body
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140- This republic of West Africa with a 4-letter name has 3 green striped on its flag representing its natural resources
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141- When attempting this African mountain, use the Marangu Route; you’ll find it’s the easiest & most comfortable
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142- Term for a plate pulling apart; a great valley in Africa has been formed by & named for it
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143- The only known source of a gemstone called tanzanite was discovered in 1967 on this continent
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144- This religion of Haiti derives its name from a word meaning “spirit” in the Fon language of Africa’
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145- Italy claimed the Treaty of Uccialli established a protectorate over this African nation
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146- This north African country is widely suspected in the Pan Am 103 bombing
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147- In 2000 Foday Sankoh’s forces in this west African country took U.N. peacekeepers hostage
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148- The lion is the only natural enemy of this “cape” bovine, the most dangerous of Africa’s big game animals
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149- All of the species of this parasite-carrying fly in the genus Glossina live in sub-Saharan Africa
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150- The quagga, a type of this equine, was found in Southern Africa until going extinct around 1900
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151- Extinct for hundreds of years, the elephant bird weighed 1,000 pounds & lived on this east African island
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152- This West Coast African country with a Portuguese name was, like Liberia, founded as a nation for freed slaves
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153- Small green African avian of the genus agapornis
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154- Kiunguja, which is spoken in Zanzibar, is a dialect of this African Bantu language
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155- This South African language has been called Cape Dutch
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156- This former province of South Africa was bounded by Cape Province on the west
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157- Bwana means “sir” in this African language
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158- A 1952 military coup forced the abdication of Farouk I, the last king of this African country
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159- The Olympic steeplechase has been won by men named Korir, Koriuki & Keter from this “K” country
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160- This Nigerian-born center played for the U. of Houston’s Phi Slamma Jamma before joining the NBA’s Rockets
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161- This North African country’s cobra was used by its rulers as a symbol of authority
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162- You’ll find this Egyptian city at the southern entrance to the canal of the same name
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163- The capital of the Seychelles has this “queenly” name, like the capital of British Columbia
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164- Tanzania’s capital moved from this city to Dodoma
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165- The Mau Mau Rebellion, which began in 1952, was an uprising against British rule in this African country
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166- Guinea is bordered by this country that also has Guinea in its name
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167- As its name reflects, this capital of Sierra Leone was founded as a haven for freed slaves
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168- Work on a bridge over the Tsavo River was badly hampered in 1898 when 2 of these mammals ate 140 workers
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169- Aksum, centered in Ethiopia, became a great trading empire around 100 A.D. by controlling this sea
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170- A kingdom of West Central Africa founded around 1390 is called this, like 2 current countries, but spelled with a K
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171- In the 1500s the Portuguese transported Angolans as slaves to this South American colony
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172- Shaka increased the population of this tribe by absorbing his defeated enemies into it
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173- This west African country takes its name from a trading empire that once included Timbuktu
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174- From the Arabic for “journey”, it’s an overland journey in Eastern Africa for hunting or exploring
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175- Around 480 B.C. this North African city-state controlled most of the western Mediterranean
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176- ‘It was once called the Union of South Africa’
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177- ‘In 2000 Rift Valley fever scared WHO by making its first appearance outside this continent’
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178- ‘It was formerly known as South West Africa’
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179- ‘This ancient north African city-state was protected by a high wall about 23 miles in length’
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180- ‘With nearly 50 million speakers, this Bantu language is the most widely spoken in Africa’
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181- ‘450 years of Portuguese rule ended for this SE African nation when it became independent June 25, 1975’
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182- ‘Burton & Speke explored the Nile & Mungo Park explored this West African river’
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183- ‘With over a million people, this township is South Africa’s most populous black community’
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184- ‘Millet, this type of plant, is a West African staple’
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185- ‘His father came from Russian nobility; his mother was descended from an African prince’
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186- ‘Tolkien was born in Bloemfontein in 1892 in this country & lived there until he was 4’
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187- ‘Hissing cockroaches from this African island have become popular pets in the U.S.’
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188- ‘Unable to attend university, he went to Africa in 1870 & made his fortune’
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189- ‘In 1935 Hemingway wrote about these hills of Africa’
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190- ‘Urged by Louis Leakey, she went to Africa to study mountain gorillas in 1966’
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191- ‘”Master Harold…and the Boys” was the first of this South African’s plays to premiere in the United States’
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192- ‘In September 1992, noted humanitarian Audrey Hepburn visited this famine-stricken African country’
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193- ‘Mayor Dinkins fought to divest the city of funds invested in companies that did business with this country’
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194- ‘Scientists believe this sea was formed when the Arabian Peninsula was torn from Africa 20 million years ago’
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195- ‘They include Mount Shasta in California & Kilimanjaro in Africa’
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196- ‘The 128-carat Tiffany Diamond was discovered in this country’s famous Kimberley Mine’
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197- ‘Signed in 1912, the Treaty of Fez established this African country as a French protectorate’
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198- ‘In 1887 this explorer was sent back to Africa to rescue Mehmed Emin Pasha’
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199- ‘Kate wrote a book on “The Making of” this film in which she & Bogie run the Ulanga River’
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200- ‘A South African frog favors the arum type rather than the water type of this plant’
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AFRICA HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY QUIZ ANSWERS
[1- A: the earliest humans evolved in the Rift Valley in Africa]
[2- D: traditional cultures]
[3- A: Equatorial Guinea]
[4- C: an appreciation for the forces of nature]
[5- C: many undeveloped natural resources]
[6- Morocco]
[7- Egypt]
[8- Lesotho]
[9- Sudan]
[10- Kenya]
[11- Nile]
[12- Egypt]
[13-Tripoli]
[14- Atlantic]
[15- Kalahari]
[16- Atlas Mountains]
[17- Vaal River]
[18- Zebra]
[19- Sahara]
[20- Red sea]
[21- C: Zambia & Zimbabwe]
[22- C: on major trading routes]
[23- A: poor distribution of agricultural products]
[24- D: these societies had a long and rich history before their first contact with Europeans]
[25- C: established economies based on trade]
[26- B: the cultural and ethnic diversity of the African people was disregarded]
[27- B: Lesotho]
[28- B: Zulu]
[29- D: Lesotho]
[30- B: Lake Victoria]
[31- Lake Victoria] [32- Cairo]
[33- Zanzibar]
[34- Madagascar]
[35- Madeira]
[36- Sierra Leone]
[37- Nelson Mandela]
[38- Safari]
[39- Gumbo]
[40- trek]
[41- the Bantu languages]
[42- The Canaris]
[43- the Central African Republic]
[44- Botswana]
[45- Algeria]
[46- Upper Volta]
[47- Bats]
[48- Minarets]
[49- Blood Diamond]
[50- Kilimanjaro]
[51- Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen)]
[52- Timbuktu]
[53- Tunisia]
[54- Namibia]
[55- Birds]
[56- Milk]
[57- Haile Selassie (of Ethiopia)]
[58- A Weaver]
[59- Rhinoceros]
[60- Sahara]
[61- L-E-S-O-T-H-O]
[62- Masai]
[63- The Mahdi]
[63- Amistead]
[65- Djibouti]
[66- Victoria Falls]
[67- Elephant]
[68- Nigeria]
[69- uganda]
[70- Casablanca]
[71- Bartolomeo Diaz]
[72- The Zulus]
[73- Carthage]
[74- the horn]
[75- Nelson Mandela]
[76- Ethiopia]
[77- Meteorite]
[78- Ghana]
[79- the Great Rift Valley]
[80- Algeria]
[81- The Gods Must Be Crazy]
[82- Sudan]
[83- Gold]
[84- Corn]
[85- South Africa]
[86- Portugal]
[87- Ethiopia]
[88- Couscous]
[89- Antelope]
[90- Mozambique]
[91- Ghana]
[92- Togo]
[93- Algeria]
[94- Equatorial Guinea]
[95- Djibouti]
[96- Botswana]
[97- Gibraltar]
[98- South Africa]
[99- Astronomy]
[100- salt]
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[100- salt]
[101- Pygmies]
[102- Copts (Coptic Church)]
[103- Kikuyu]
[104- Lake Victoria]
[105- The gnu]
[106- the dormouse]
[107 – Cairo]
[108 – D: early civilizations in Africa ]
[109- C: 20th century sculpture and painting]
[110- D: developed extensive trade in gold, ivory, and salt]
[111- A: demanding independence from their colonial rulers]
[112- B: played a major role in independence movements in Africa]
[113- B: Pan-Africanism]
[114- D: scarcity of water resources]
[115- D: Port Louis]
[116- B: South Africa]
[117- D: promote the growth of diverse societies]
[118- Victoria Falls]
[119- Algeria]
[120- Nigeria]
[121- Chad]
[122- The Arabian peninsula]
[123- Egypt]
[124- Uganda and Rwanda]
[125- the Atlas Mountains]
[126- Ethiopia]
[127- Termites]
[128- Biafra]
[129- Sierra Leone]
[130- Nelson Mandela]
[131- The Ottoman empire]
[132- Addis Abeba]
[133- Morocco]
[134- Marathon]
[135- Cairo]
[136- Robusta]
[137- Berber]
[138- Morocco]
[139 – Christian Barnard]
[140- Togo]
[141- Mount Kilimanjaro]
[142- Rift Valley]
[143- Tanzanite]
[144- Voodoo]
[145- Ethiopia]
[146- Libya]
[147- Sierra Leone]
[148- Cape Buffalo]
[149- a tsetse fly]
[150- Zebra]
[151- Madagascar]
[152- Sierra Leone]
[153- A lovebird]
[154- Swahili]
[155- Afrikaans]
[156- Transvaal]
[157- Swahili]
[158- Egypt]
[159- Kenya]
[160- Hakeem Olajuwon]
[161- Egypt]
[162- Suez]
[163- Victoria]
[164- Dar Es Salam]
[165- Kenya]
[166- Guinea Bissau]
[167- Freetown]
[168- lions]
[169- Red Sea]
[170- Kongo]
[171- Brazil]
[172- Zulu]
[173- Mali]
[174- Safari]
[175- Carthage]
[176- South Africa]
[177- Africa]
[178- Namibia]
[179- Carthage]
[180- Swahili]
[181- Mozambique]
[182- the Niger]
[183- Soweto]
[184- a grain]
[185- Pushkin]
[186- South Africa]
[187- Madagascar]
[188- Cecil Rhodes]
[189- Green Hills]
[190- Dian Fossey]
[191- Athol Fugard]
[192- Somalia]
[193- South Africa]
[194- Red Sea]
[195- (extinct) volcanoes]
[196- South Africa]
[197- Morocco]
[198- Henry Stanley]
[199- The African Queen]
[200- a lily]
References:
Africa in Real Time From Quora
https://inRealTimeNow.com/Africa
Africa in Data: Africa key statistics and analytics by Data
1- How big is Africa’s Economy?
2- The true size of Africa
3– Top 10 economies in Africa
4- Human genetic diversity is highest in Africa
5- HIV Distribution in Sub-Saharan Africa
6- Carbon Emission in Africa
14- Malaria and population density in Africa
https://enoumen.com/2023/01/25/financing-black-businesses-in-canada-and-usa-challenges-and-opportunities/
Examining the Fragmented Data on Black Entrepreneurship in North America
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- I feel shame being an Africanby /u/Annual_Self1874 (Africa) on September 19, 2024 at 1:49 pm
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- I read The Perks of Being a Wallflower and oh boy, I have so many things to say!by /u/-greek_user_06- (So many books, so little time) on September 19, 2024 at 12:54 pm
During the Christmas holidays, one of my aunts gifted me a copy of "The Perks of Being A Wallflower". Need I to say anything more? I think that the majority of people have heard about this book. Personally, although I was familiar with it, I never had the chance or interest to read it. But now I did. And I have so much to say. Beware because this post is long! Writing style I think that I'll start with the writing style. I absolutely LOVE reading books in the diary format. As someone who has been keeping diaries throughout the years, from the age of six till sixteen, I have a special attachment with books that are written as a diary. This style allowed me to connect more with Charlie since he describes everything from his point of view. I found the writing to be quite charming. I had read some complaints on Goodreads' reviews about it, which said that Charlie spoke like a very young child instead of a 15 years old boy. Personally, I found no issue with that. Yes, I admit that at times some phrases would be repetitive but I didn't mind the wording. Trust me, when I was 15 years old, I didn't write any better on my diaries. You don't want to see what I wrote, unless you want to cringe. Charlie was a 15 years old boy who wanted to find a way to express his bottled thoughts and communicate with someone. Last time I checked, a teenager wouldn't write on his diary as if he were Charles Dickens or Jane Austen. I actually related with Charlie in that aspect because when I would write on my diary, I would pretend I was writing to another person and my thoughts would be all over the place, jumping from one topic to another. The simplicity of Charlie's words didn't bother me at all. I understand why some people found it weird, especially considering that Charlie was praised for his essays by his professor but again: writing an essay for school is different than writing on a diary. Besides, there were many times when the writing became more serious and there were many quotes that hit me very hard. Characters The characters are definitely one of the strongest (if not the strongest) aspects in this book. They had their flaws, they had their own demons to deal with but it was still very interesting to follow their evolution. With one way or another, most of them ended up changing a little compared to how I met them at the beginning. Especially Charlie. Let me tell you something: I am 18 years old and I have just finished high school. Actually, in October I'll start going to university and study psychology, my major. As you can tell, I am not as old as Charlie. And I can't say that I related with him insome aspects because I had a good experience in my first year in high school (minus covid), I don't carry the same trauma with Charlie, I always have great times with my relatives...And yet, I felt connected with him, in some weird way. There were times in my life when I felt awkward or anxious like Charlie did. When I was younger, I remember that sometimes it would become quite difficult to socialise with other people, despite me being a sociable person most of the time. I am also good at paying attention to those around me, even when it seems like I don't. Like Charlie, I think that I can observe other people and read them (especially in school, I always did that when I noticed strange behaviors from classmates). At no point my anxiety or awkwardness matches Charlie's, but still, I kinda found myself in him. I feel like I could write a whole essay about Charlie. He is the type of character to whom I immediately feel drawn to. What can I say, characters who are trying to fit into society and navigate through their lives while trying to deal with their problems have a soft place in my heart. I was really rooting for Charlie, since the first pages. I really wanted him to find more people who would make him feel comfortable with himself and open up more. I desperately wanted him to love himself. There were times when I felt happy, when things went well. And then I felt anxious if things didn't turn so good. At some points I was even angry. But most importantly, I just wanted to reach out (metaphorically of course) and hug Charlie. Because I wanted him to know that he was loved. That it's okay to care about yourself. And that he was not alone. I just wish that God or my parents or Sam or my sister or someone would just tell me what's wrong with me. Just tell me how to be different in a way that makes sense. To make this all go away. And disappear. I know that's wrong because it's my responsibility, and I know that things get worse before they get better because that's what my psychiatrist says, but this is a worse that feels too big. This quote right here broke me. I was bawling my eyes out for five minutes after I read it. I truly pitied Charlie there. I really did. I can't imagine how horrible it is to feel bad about ourselves and try to find the reason why we are wrong. Especially for a teenager, this must be really tragic. Charlie felt suffocated by himself and he desperately wanted to become more normal. He wanted to fit in and find some kind of comfort. His journey was truly remarkable. He become more mature (mentally and emotionally), he strengthens the relationship with his family, he finds new friends and at the very end, he owns his trauma and decides to be a better person and not let his past define him. He moves on and he follows his own path. And for that, I felt extremely proud of him. As I said, the rest of characters were very interesting. I think they added a lot to the story and Charlie's development. The dynamic with his family was both sad yet sweet because it was clear that his parents and siblings cared about each other. I really liked that the parents, despite their bad upbringing and toxic families, broke the cycle of abuse and raised their children with the best way they could. They were not perfect but they were not horrible either. For the most part, I really enjoyed Charlie's friendship with Sam and Patrick. It was so nice to see that he was finally comfortable doing activities out of his comfort zone, picking new interests and feeling like he belonged to a group. Truth be said, there were times when I didn't like Sam and Patrick's antics. Them isolating Charlie after he kissed Sam instead of Mary Elizabeth didn't feel that good with me and they were pretty much irresponsible around him, like allowing him to smoke or do LSD. And the kiss between Patrick and Sam wasn't great but yeah. I totally understand that they had their own problems. They were 18 years old trying to find their own place in this world while dealing with their trauma. Yes, their actions weren't always the best but I could justify them to some extent. They still played a fundamental role in Charlie's growth and they gave him many happy memories. They cared for him, I think this is more than clear and they showed him what it feels like to belong somewhere. Charlie's trauma And now let's talk about Charlie's trauma...Honestly, why do so many people overlook this? I have seen the book or the movie being advertised as a cheesy, coming-of-age experience but this far from the actual truth. I had no idea that sexual abuse and child molestation such important themes in the book and that Charlie himself had been sexually abused by his aunt. It was truly heartbreaking to see him realising the hard truth. Throughout the book he has been praising his aunt, highlighting their relationship and how much of an impact her death had on him, how guilty he felt because of her death...and then boom. I found the portrayal of Charlie's PTSD very realistic and I think that this is not being brought up enough when it comes to the book/movie. Why do so many people choose to ignore this? Conclusion So, I am done. I have so much left to say but I think that'll do it. This book has been stuck on my mind and I really think that it will become one of my favourites. It has many poignant lessons and themes and I would definitely recommend it to someone. I think that it's important to keep in mind that you are not defined by your trauma only or how you grew up. What matters is how you choose to keep up with your life and what kind of person you'll become. It's not always easy. But it's not impossible. Always remember: we are infinite. submitted by /u/-greek_user_06- [link] [comments]
- Favorite Books with Pirates: September 2024by /u/AutoModerator (So many books, so little time) on September 19, 2024 at 11:01 am
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- We have always lived in the castle by Shirley Jacksonby /u/Jelly-Senpaii-69 (So many books, so little time) on September 19, 2024 at 6:55 am
I have just completed this book and I felt it pointless and bizzare but surprisingly not boring at all. The story is written so well that you keep reading even if there is no sense in it. Honestly I think Merricat was pure evil. She wanted Constance to herself only. When Cousin Charles tried to free Constance from her she felt so irritated. I think she loved her but her love was so twisted that she justified hurting others for that. Only if it was Constance's Husband or Father, things would have appeared so different but Merricat concealed it so perfectly that we didn't realised Constance was trapped with her for ever and ever. I would like to hear your thoughts and rating out of 10. Is there some deep message in the book that I missed? submitted by /u/Jelly-Senpaii-69 [link] [comments]
- Sula by Toni Morrisonby /u/ScreaminggColors (So many books, so little time) on September 19, 2024 at 6:55 am
I’ve only seen positive reviews about this book and the fact this book and author has won multiple awards, I picked it up. Being a person of colour, I do relate with racial discrimination and wanted to read more about it. I personally found the first couple of chapters as well as the author’s introduction quite heartwarming and proceeded ahead with the book. As I read ahead, I came across incidents of Murder (Eva murders her son in cold blood), accidental death of Chicken (a little boy named Chicken slips off Sula’s hands and drowns in a lake), Sula’s mother abruptly catches fire (the reason is not detailed in the book) and finally Sula sleeps with her best friend’s husband. All of these incidents left me confused about what’s exactly the point of this story. As the blurb describes it’s a story of friendship, however the friendship doesn’t have any depth and it ends abruptly when one friend goes behind other’s back, THAT TOO JUST AFTER LAUGHING AND HAVING A GOOD TIME TOGETHER. There were no heartwarming notes to any scene or chapter. All I read was ABRUPT CRIMES ONE AFTER THE OTHER. Which left me quite upset. Moreover the language used in this book was extremely hard to decipher. There was an instant where the two young girls when they were 12 years old were playing with a tree bark and poking it in the ground. At first read, I could only make out that a sweet child’s play is explained. But when I went online and read interpretation, it was actually them discovering sexual activity with a tree bark) I really wanted to love this masterpiece, however, I found myself fighting with feelings of outrage and perplexity as I encountered the justified crimes within its pages. While I acknowledge that extraordinary circumstances can drive individuals to extreme actions, I couldn't reconcile with the way the book seemed to provide rationale for acts of violence and cheating, which left me unsettled. I didn’t find Sula heroic enough for Nel to remember her soo intensely towards the end. This comes from someone who know how it feels to have been cheated on by a best friend. I would have loved if the story was focused on Nel rather than Sula and would have loved Sula regretting her decision to have betrayed her friend and remember her intensely. Does anyone relate with me? If not, I really want to know what is it about the book which made a 5⭐️ for multiple people. Because I still really want to discover the beauty of the book. submitted by /u/ScreaminggColors [link] [comments]
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- Victorian books for and about children are refreshingly hardcoreby /u/Noxovox (So many books, so little time) on September 19, 2024 at 5:28 am
I am reading 'Treasure Island'. Hats off to Jim Hawkins. He's a feisty kid who goes toe-to-toe with Long John Silver and a crew of bloodthirsty maniacs without blinking. At once point, he's pursued around a beaching ship by the venomous Israel Hands, a chase that only ends when Jim blasts the crawling madman directly in the face with a pair of flintlocks. He's ten or eleven years old. Kim, Huckleberry Finn, Mowgli and even Alice and Wendy and Dorothy were pretty hardcore and did not apparently require counselling. submitted by /u/Noxovox [link] [comments]
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- The Nickel Boys by Colson Whiteheadby /u/moneysingh300 (So many books, so little time) on September 18, 2024 at 11:44 pm
I was first introduce to Colson Whitehead by reading the Underground Railroad before watching the show. He displays great visuals and worldbuilding in his writing. I was excited to get into a new book by him. When I came across this book at a thrift store for $3 I began my journey. I was surprised by how much the book creates an atmosphere for how short it is. I was haunted by Nickel Academy through and through. STARTING OFF ELWOOD GOT PLAYED!!!! The story shows how dark and devasting it begins. He was just getting a ride. I really liked his introduction how he was a hard worker, soft and loved his grandma. I also think about the first night they took him into the white house. How the book transitions to horror from that point on. You realize the peril in Griff after he won, how that boy thought he was escaping but the guy drove him write back into nickel. Harper was such a complex character because he was genuinely nice to them. But he was the one to kill the Elwood at the end. I found the aspect of the letter quite intriguing I wanted Elwood to pass it along but I was scared something might happen to him. Turner was a great character through and through with his commentary. OKAY THE ENDING. That was one of the best bait and switch twists I’ve have seen!!!! I had to read the paragraph 3 times just for it to make sense. Turner survived. Elwood did not. Elwood had died the day of his undoing in the beginning of the book. Elwood was one of the bodies they found. Turner going on to New York City being successful. Taking on his name. Him choosing to bury his friend. Wow. I was stunned. I had to look off to the distance and think. Also enjoyed Turner being at the Richmond hotel at the end. This book when I finished it felt like it enriched my life. A lot of moments are sticking with me such as his grandma saying the lawyer left. Turner and Elwood escaping. I did find the Underground Railroad better in imagery. The ending made this book perfect for me. Can’t wait to see the movie and read Harlem shuffle! submitted by /u/moneysingh300 [link] [comments]
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What are The Benefits and Drawbacks of Working Remotely in Africa?
Has Africa fully embraced hybrid teams, digital workspace and the use of remote workers?
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many businesses to reevaluate the way they operate. For some, this has meant a shift to hybrid teams, with employees working remotely part of the time. For others, it’s meant a move to digital workspaces and an embrace of remote workers. But what does this mean for Africa? Has the continent fully embraced these changes? Let’s take a look.
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The Pros of Working Remotely in Africa
There are a number of advantages to working remotely in Africa. First, it allows businesses to tap into a larger pool of talent. With more people working remotely, businesses can hire the best employees, regardless of location. Second, it can help reduce costs. With no need for office space or equipment, businesses can save money by having employees work remotely. Finally, it can promote a better work-life balance. With no need to commute, employees can have more time for family and hobbies.
The Cons of Working Remotely in Africa
However, there are also some drawbacks to working remotely in Africa. First, there is the issue of internet connectivity. While most African countries have access to high-speed internet, there are still some areas that do not. This can make it difficult for remote workers to stay connected and productive. Second, there is the issue of time zones. With workers in different time zones, it can be difficult to schedule meetings and conference calls. Finally, there is the issue of culture.
Working remotely can be isolating, and it can be difficult to build relationships with coworkers when you’re not in the same place.
The Benefits of Hybrid Teams
A hybrid team is a mix of full-time employees and freelancers or contractors who work together to achieve a common goal. This model offers a number of benefits for businesses, including increased flexibility, reduced costs, and improved access to skills and talent.
One of the biggest advantages of hybrid teams is that they offer businesses increased flexibility. With a hybrid team, businesses can scale up or down as needed, which is ideal in today’s ever-changing business landscape. Additionally, hybrid teams allow businesses to tap into a wider pool of skills and talent. And because freelancers and contractors are typically paid by the project, businesses can save money by only paying for the work that is completed.
The Digital Workspace
The digital workspace is a new way of working that enables employees to be productive from anywhere at any time. It includes cloud-based applications and services that allow employees to access their files and applications from any device with an internet connection.
The digital workspace offers a number of benefits for businesses, including increased productivity, reduced costs, and improved collaboration. Perhaps most importantly, it gives employees the freedom to work from anywhere at any time. This is especially beneficial for employees in Africa who may not have reliable access to electricity or internet connectivity.
Remote Workers in Africa
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many businesses around the world to embrace remote work. In Africa, we are seeing a similar trend, with more and more businesses allowing employees to work from home or other remote locations. There are many reasons for this, but chief among them are increased productivity and reduced costs.
When done correctly, remote work can lead to increased productivity as employees are free to design their own schedules and work in environments that suit their needs. Additionally, remote work can help reduce costs by eliminating the need for office space and associated overhead costs.
The benefits of hybrid teams are well-documented. A study by Harvard Business Review found that companies with diverse teams are 35% more likely to outperform their peers. Another study by McKinsey & Company found that businesses with gender-diverse leadership teams are 21% more likely to generate above-average profits. In Africa, the benefits of hybrid teams are especially pronounced.
The African continent is home to a wide variety of cultures and languages. This diversity is an asset that can be leveraged by businesses to gain a competitive edge. By tapping into the talents of people from all corners of the continent, businesses can create products and services that appeal to a global market.
In addition, the use of remote workers allows businesses to tap into a wider pool of talent. By eliminating the need for employees to be physically present in an office, businesses can hire the best person for the job regardless of location. This has led to increased productivity and efficiency in the workplace.
Overall, working remotely in Africa has its pros and cons. However, with the right infrastructure and support in place, remote work can be a great option for businesses and employees alike.
The rise of hybrid teams has had a positive impact on Africa. By bringing together people with different skillsets and backgrounds, businesses have been able to create products and services that appeal to a global market. In addition, the use of remote workers has allowed businesses to tap into a wider pool of talent. This has led to increased productivity and efficiency in the workplace.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we live and work. In Africa, we are seeing a trend towards hybrid teams, the digital workspace, and remote workers. This new way of working offers a number of benefits for businesses, including increased flexibility, reduced costs, and improved access to skills and talent. As we continue to adapt to the new normal brought on by the pandemic, it is clear that these trends are here to stay.
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- U.S. ranks last in health care compared with nine other high-income countries, report findsby /u/nbcnews on September 19, 2024 at 12:18 pm
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- Hawaii hikers report exploding guts as norovirus outbreak hits famous trailby /u/Sariel007 on September 19, 2024 at 12:17 pm
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- Scientists Find Microplastics in Human Brain Tissue Above the Nose | A new study identified the tiny pollutants in the olfactory bulbs of eight cadavers, suggesting microplastics can travel through the nose to the brainby /u/chrisdh79 on September 19, 2024 at 12:07 pm
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- Why virologists are getting increasingly nervous about bird fluby /u/techreview on September 19, 2024 at 11:42 am
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- Sickle cell gene therapies roll out slowlyby /u/Maxcactus on September 19, 2024 at 10:48 am
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- TIL Eric Clapton wrote "Layla" after reading Nizami Ganjavi's poem - "Layla and Majnun"by /u/Mammedoff on September 19, 2024 at 12:23 pm
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- TIL The inventor of Science Fiction was a man born in the Second Century AD.by /u/DungeonsAndMagicShow on September 19, 2024 at 12:07 pm
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- TIL that German speaking countries have sinks specifically for vomiting called Speibecken or Kotzbeckenby /u/No-Try-8500 on September 19, 2024 at 8:36 am
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- TIL that comedian and Daily Show correspondent Michael Kosta was a professional tennis player from 2002 to 2004 before pursuing stand-up.by /u/ScramItVancity on September 19, 2024 at 6:52 am
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- TIL Dostoievsky's greatest joy was writing the character of 'Karazinov', in 'The Devils' (1872), a scurrilous portrait of his rival, the poet Turgenev. When a fire broke out on board a ship, Turgenev apparently rushed from one crewman to the next, screaming, "Save me! I am my mother's only son!".by /u/Noxovox on September 19, 2024 at 5:47 am
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- Low cognitive ability intensifies the link between social media use and anti-immigrant attitudes. Individuals with higher cognitive abilities were less prone to these negative attitudes, suggesting that cognitive ability may offer protection against emotionally charged narratives on social media.by /u/mvea on September 19, 2024 at 12:35 pm
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- For the first time, scientists are able to directly compare the different kinds of injury that mechanical ventilation causes to cells in the lungs. Using a ventilator-on-a-chip model, researchers found shear stress from the collapse and reopening of air sacs is the most injurious type of damage.by /u/memorialmonorail on September 19, 2024 at 12:28 pm
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- "Low-Dose Metformin and Profibrotic Signature in Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia" Thefindings suggest that low-dose metformin may reverse the fibrotic transcriptional signature in CCCA and promote hair regrowth, indicating its potential as a targeted therapy for this condition.by /u/vikramskumar on September 19, 2024 at 9:33 am
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- Air pollution, high temperatures, and risk factors such as obesity and high blood pressure are driving global increases in stroke. Between 1990 and 2021, the number of people who had a new stroke rose by 70%, and the number who died from a stroke increased by 44%by /u/Wagamaga on September 19, 2024 at 8:53 am
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- Consuming berries, tea and red wine may reduce the risk of dementia, new study shows. Consuming 6 additional servings of flavonoid-rich foods per day, in particular berries, tea and red wine, was associated with a 28% lower risk of dementia.by /u/mvea on September 19, 2024 at 8:27 am
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- Video released in domestic assault case of former Dodgers pitcher Julio Uríasby /u/Oldtimer_2 on September 19, 2024 at 1:06 pm
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- When trying to avoid a flying baseball bat results in an outby /u/Oldtimer_2 on September 19, 2024 at 1:00 pm
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- Lions coach Dan Campbell forced to sell his home amidst security concernsby /u/newzee1 on September 19, 2024 at 12:48 pm
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- Paris found almost 50 doping cases before, during Olympicsby /u/PrincessBananas85 on September 19, 2024 at 12:35 pm
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- One of the most unbelievable moments on tvby /u/Yolo0o on September 19, 2024 at 10:55 am
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