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High income = blue middle-high = green Middle-low = purple low = red

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Bantu tone

Bantu tone. Autosegmental representation. Parallel tiers of segments, where segments are decomposable into features (functions which take on the values + and -). In the case at hand, that means vowels and consonants on one tier, and tones (High, Low) on the other.

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Classical Era Variations: Africa and the Americas 500 BCE - 1200 CE

Classical Era Variations: Africa and the Americas 500 BCE - 1200 CE. AP World History Notes Chapter 7. Early Africa. Few written records of early African people Historians learn about early African people through oral traditions = legends & history passed by word of mouth through generations

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Northeastern Africa

Northeastern Africa. Wadi Kubbaniya (Egypt) - wild grasses and grinding stones (18-17,000 BP) sickles (15-11,000 BP) for harvesting wild grasses. Nabta Playa, Eastern Sahara Southern Egypt.

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Classical Era Variations: Africa and the Americas 500 BCE - 1200 CE

Classical Era Variations: Africa and the Americas 500 BCE - 1200 CE. AP World History Notes Chapter 9. Early Africa. Few written records of early African people Historians learn about early African people through oral traditions = legends & history passed by word of mouth through generations

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Have you ever…. planned a great lesson and was so excited to teach it but…..

Have you ever…. planned a great lesson and was so excited to teach it but…. A classroom full of students that are engaged in the learning process. G.I.F.T.S. Grouping Individuals for Teaching Strategies . Mrs. Carol Molnar carol.molnar@riversideschools.net Ms. Olga Vetrov

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Africa and Africans in the Age of the Atlantic Slave Trade

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Ethno-linguistic and genetic variation in Central Africa: From Hunter-gathering to Agriculturalism

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Rwanda

Rwanda. BY Caleb Draper. Map of Rwanda and surrounding countries. Cities and Geography of Rwanda. Capital of Rwanda- Kigali Major cities of Rwanda-Kigali, Kibuye, Cyangugu, Gitarama, Kibungo

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Trading States of East Africa

Trading States of East Africa. Chapter 10 Section 2. Key Terms. Ezana Ge’ez Lalibela Swahili . Aksum and Ethiopia. Grew in 1 st century Located present day Ethiopia Askum controlled the Red Sea Most powerful kingdom in East Africa. The Rise of Askum. Descendants from Arabia

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STUDYING THE RELIGIONS AND DIFFERENT ETHNICITIES OF AFRICA

STUDYING THE RELIGIONS AND DIFFERENT ETHNICITIES OF AFRICA. 7 th grade Social Studies. Which would be an example of an ethnic group?. people who grow similar food people who share a language or religion people who share a belief in god or gods people who like to read the same literature.

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Unit 7 African Culture

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Migrations

AP World History. Migrations. Bantu “the people” (sub-Saharan Africa) Population pressure (over population) agricultural advancements climate change (desertification) Population growth due technology ( iron metallurgy ). Causes of Migration - bantu.

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Africa south of the S ahara

Africa south of the S ahara. By: Frank, Anthony, and Eric. Climate. Facts.

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Women Forget That Men Are Their Masters

Women Forget That Men Are Their Masters. Chapter 1. Overview. Area studied: Kisii District, Western Kenya The aim of the study is to investigate the underlying reasons for the antagonistic relations between the sexes. Kisii Landscape today.

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African Cultures and Empires

African Cultures and Empires. FIRST HUMANS. Fossils from the first known humans were found in Africa Believed to have developed first language, tools, and culture Migrated to other parts of the world. VOCABULARY. Paleontologist A scientist who studies fossils. BANTU FARMERS.

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Languages, history and human adaptation

Languages, history and human adaptation. Clare Holden UCL. Why languages?. Cultural or ethnic marker 6000 languages (ethno-linguistic groups) 20-200 families Population history Language trees and networks Evolution of cultural diversity Empirical yet formal approach.

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Ethnic Groups of Africa

Ethnic Groups of Africa. Arabs. Mainly Speak Arab They live in North Africa 2 Groups: Bedouins and settled Arabs. Bedouins. Mainly Sunni Muslim Called “desert dwellers” Arabic speaking pastorial nomads Associated with camel herding, tending sheep, goats, or cattle

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Basongye of Congo

Basongye of Congo. A Rich Tradition Before Colonialism. Democratic Republic of Congo, formerly known as Zaire, has a population of about 40 million people and the major ethnic group are the Bantu; the country is also made up of about 200 tribes. Background. Worldview.

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Brief History of Kenya

Brief History of Kenya. Case Presentation by Francis & Lianne Kagunda January 18, 2008. Kenya and Pre-History. Great Rift Valley considered to be the cradle of mankind passes through Kenya Archaeological digs by the Leaky family Homo habilis and Homo erectus discovered in Kenya.

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