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Question 1 [40 marks] Question 1(a) (20 marks) – compulsory Read the extract titled, “Colonialism, coloniality and post-colonial Africa: a conceptual framework”, from chapter 7 of the prescribed book (Seroto, Davids & Wolhuter 2020) and then answer the questions that follows. Colonialism, coloniality and post-colonial Africa: a conceptual framework Post-colonial reconstruction of African societies cannot be limited to political and economic transformation. Due to the predominance of Wester...

Paleolithic - ANSWER-time period when the earliest stone tools were made Mesolithic - ANSWER-the gradual domestication of plants and animals led to the beginnings of settled communities Neolithic - ANSWER-period in history that developed agriculture and more sophisticated community establishments or early "civilizations" Bronze Age - ANSWER-this period is characterized by the earliest civilizations and the start of metallurgy (combination of copper and tin) Iron Age - ANSWER-milita...

ICH4801 Assignment 2 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2024 (322543) - DUE 21 June 2024...100% correct questions, answers, workings, and explanations.....Question 1 [40 marks] Question 1(a) (20 marks) – compulsory Read the extract titled, “Colonialism, coloniality and post-colonial Africa: a conceptual framework”, from chapter 7 of the prescribed book (Seroto, Davids & Wolhuter 2020) and then answer the questions that follows. Colonialism, coloniality and post-colonial Africa: a conceptual framework Post...

present without diminishing Earth's ability to provide for future generations is called a. subsistence agriculture. b. sustainability. c. cultural ecology. d. environmental determinism. e. the organic movement. - correct answer 1) b. sustainability 2) Who argued that virtually no landscape has escaped alteration by human activities? a. Ptolemy b. George Perkins Marsh c. Eratosthenes d. Carl Sauer e. W.D. Pattison - correct answer 2) d. Carl Sauer 3) The old...

AP Human Geography Unit 3 Vocab 100% Verified acculturation adoption of the behavioral patterns of the surrounding culture animism doctrine that everything natural has a soul artifacts ancient objects made by human beings assimilation process of adding new ideas Baha'i follower of Bahaism behaviors observable actions or responses of humans or animals beliefs ideas that people hold to be true bilingualism able to speak two languages Buddhism a religion of Buddha that teaches that life is...

Physical geography Studies the characteristics of the physical environment. When geography concentrates on topics such as climate, soil , and vegetation, it is a natural science. Human geography Studies human groups and their activities, such as language, industry, and the building of cities; it is a social science. Cartography Mapmaking. Remote sensing Mapping Earth from satellites and aircraft. Geographic information systems (GIS) For storing, displaying, and a...

WGU D199 Summary and Test Latest Update Graded A What does the Hockey Stick graph reveal about global surface warming? The global surface temperature remained stable throughout much of history but has risen sharply in the last 50 years. 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS According to the map above, which region sent the largest number of immigrants to the United States in the late nineteenth century? Northern and western Europe 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS According to this map, which development occur...

In what aspects did the Renaissance and the Age of Science impact the development of social theory? Further, in what aspects did the political, economic, and intellectual changes (or events) of the 18th century (during the Age of Enlightenment) lead to the emergence of sociology as a new science? The Renaissance impacted the development of social theory in 3 ways: 1.) Impacted great appreciation for the cultural accomplishments of the Greeks and Romans, 2.) impacted an intellectual rebirth of Eu...

AP Human Geography: Political Geography Rated A+ Political Geography A subdivision of human geography focused on the nature and implications of the evolving spatial organization of political governance and formal political practice on the Earth's surface. It is concerned with why political spaces emerge in the places that they do and with how the character of those spaces affects social, political, economic, and environmental understandings and practices. Territory Area of land controlled by a...

Question 1 [40 marks] Question 1(a) (20 marks) – compulsory Read the extract titled, “Colonialism, coloniality and post-colonial Africa: a conceptual framework”, from chapter 7 of the prescribed book (Seroto, Davids & Wolhuter 2020) and then answer the questions that follows. Colonialism, coloniality and post-colonial Africa: a conceptual framework Post-colonial reconstruction of African societies cannot be limited to political and economic transformation. Due to the predominance of Wester...