3. Analyse the relevance of any two production systems in the sustenance of economies in African societies. 4. Assess the view that, ‘Land tenure systems in Africa revolve around communalism and collective efforts. 5.
Set against this background, this report will outline the process used for collating and weighting available evidence. A table of relevant evidence will be provided and will detail the positive and negative implications for further habituation. A recommendation will be provided along with a discussion on how this was reached based on the four objectives stated above. Finally, there will be a brief conclusion that sums up the main points that led to the recommendation. Process used To reach a recommendation I commenced with a review of available course material and relevant evidence was selected in order to identify the pros and cons of habituating another gorilla group based on the objectives provided.
Point (parenthetical documentation) B. [Topic sentence/transitional sentence] 1. Point (parenthetical documentation) a. Explanation/sub point b. Explanation/sub point 2. Point (parenthetical documentation) a. Explanation/sub point b. Explanation/sub point C. [Topic sentence/transitional sentence] 1. Point (parenthetical documentation) a. Explanation/sub point b. Explanation/sub point 2.
7. How do your findings relate to relevant theories in environmental science? Specifically: a. Do your results indicate that any of the species are keystone species? Do they support the theory of bottom-up or top-down control of population dynamics in ecosystems?
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Research Paper Kim Pretto The Legacy of Colonialism Geography 220 Table of Contents Introduction3 2.0 The Ways4 2.1 Way One - Food4 2.2 Way Two - Architecture5 2.3 Way Three - Poverty7 3.0 The Examples8 3.1 Example One – Food - Haiti8 3.2 Example Two – Architecture - Morocco11 3.3 Example Three – Poverty - Philippines13 4.0 Conclusion15 Bibliography16 1.0 Introduction The intent of this research paper is to explore how the legacies of Colonialism reflected in the world today. In my research I was determined to try to focus on positive legacies if I could find any. I was able to find two positive ways but couldn’t find enough information to support three. On the positive side, I will be discussing food and architecture and on the negative side I will discuss poverty. I am a culinary arts student so it only seems natural that I would find some way to include food.
Uses relevant world historic context effectively to explain continuity and change over time. 1 Point • Essay relates or describes extraregional (e.g., North Africa or Europe) connection or a global process (e.g., slave trade or expansion of trade networks) to explain continuity or change in patterns of religious beliefs and practices. o Using “relevant world historical context” CANNOT count for the analysis point (#5) but can be included in the evidence count (#2), if appropriate. AP® WORLD HISTORY 2010 SCORING GUIDELINES © 2010 The College Board. Visit the College Board on the Web: www.collegeboard.com.
For example, Mexico and Peru who had incorporated slaves as primary agricultural labor force had a less common slavery rate than Portugal/Spain did in Cuba and Portugal in Brazil. Main reasons included the gold and silver mining were abundant around this two empires; also agricultural surplus were massive than tropical export agricultural found in Brazil at the time before African slaves arrived to brazil. In addition, commercial political regulation and troublesome fleet system limited access to European consumers and additional potential profits. Concisely, african slave trade provided labor power that develop plantations around the Equatorial region and Caribbean. In order areas it was a supplement to labor for a declining indigenous population.
George Packer addresses how donated clothes in America are sold to Africa in his article “How Susie Bayer’s T-Shirt Ended Up on Yusuf Mama’s Back.” Packer writes, “In 2001, used clothing was one of America’s major exports to Africa, with $61.7 million in sales” (2). Since African-produced clothes are too expensive for Africans, it is easier for Africans to own secondhand American clothes. However, under this condition, African will steadily damage their unique culture. While some are in favor of second hand trading because it helps poor people who need those clothes, as shown in Ross Barry’s article “So your second-hand clothes are sold to Africa—don’t stop donating them,” second hand trading is not completely beneficial to the African people because local
1. INTRODUCTION My article’s main goal is to discuss personal and environmental factors that can influence life satisfaction in late adulthood. I’ve included 2 articles relating to this topic. The first one being titled, ” Exploring positive and negative affect as key indicators of life satisfaction among centenarians :does cognitive performance matter?” labelled as appendix A. The second one being titled, ” Gender, pensions and social well-being in rural South Africa” labelled appendix B.