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| overthrow of government by force |
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| organization of African unity, promoted unity among Africans and worked towards one currency for Africa. |
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| to help find a peaceful solution |
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| economic community of west African states, improved trade and mediated disputes between countries and freedom. tried to end government corruption |
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| crop only grown for money |
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| diamonds used to buy weapons |
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| special ceremony that marks the transition from one state of life to another |
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| one of the major ethnic groups in Nigeria (southeastern) |
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| one of the earliest known cultures in Nigeria |
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| one of the major ethnic groups in Nigeria (largest,muslim,North) |
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one of the major ethnic groups in Nigeria
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| What products in the USA may be exported from Africa? |
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| Some farmed exports are coffee,cocoa,rubber,peanut, palm oil, bananas, and kola nuts. some mined exports are oil, natural gas,magnesium, gold,diamonds, and petroleum. |
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| how did Africa's borders come to be and why they cause problems? |
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| Eurpeans divided Africa by its resources. They weren't even thinking about creating new nations.They ignored Africa's ethnic groups. This caused many problems. Civil wars and coup d' tat broke out trying to fix this but it didn't always.To fix the problems the OAU and ECOWAS tried to mediate and stop coup d' tat and civil wars. |
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