Western attitudes towards people and culture in Africa always influence the evaluation on their art, which also makes Benin 's response to the art clearer. Over time, the concept of "race" is defined as a unique group with a common language, the "primitive" associated with the origin is inseparable from the concept of Africa. The turmoil of some people from the late 19th century to the latter half of the 20th century caused superiority among "white people" and influenced every aspect of exchanges with "black people." The exhibition of Benin's art at museums and galleries reflects the attitudes of Europeans and the awareness of non-Western art, especially Africans. Thus, since Benin's art was discovered in 1897, Europe's attitude towards non-Western art changed and Benin's art was reevaluated and reclassified. At first, there was a lot of discussion about Benin's art and its exhibition, because it was not the same as that at that time in Africa. Until Britain conquered Benin in 1897, there was no one at all ... a group of American art and music students used to visit the city's Boston Museum of Art this day. It was a cold and hot day, so everyone was bound with a jacket and a hat. When we headed for the E train to the museum, it did not look as I expected. The museum is an elegant and beautiful building that is made of marble at first glance, not as big as the brick monster I expected. The art of Benin is art from Benin Kingdom or Edo Empire (1440-1897) located in the south-south area now known as Nigeria, from the African country of the former colonial period. Benin Bronze is composed of more than 1000 metal plaques and sculptures, currently decorated with the royal palace of Benin, a contemporary Nigeria. Together, these items form the most famous example of Benin art created by the Edo people from the 13th century. One of Benin's greatest achievements is their exquisite work of art made of bronze, ivory and wood. Benin may have started bronze casting as early as 1200, and these works are considered examples of African art. A bronze embossed plaque entrusted by Oba and the Royal Court tells the history of people. When British troops destroyed the city, they confiscated more than 1000 benin bronze, of which only about 50 were returned to Nigeria. Recommendations for Final Papers 1. Most of the existing literature on ancient Benin has folklore shape. Do these stories reveal the values ​​and beliefs of Benin culture? 2. Compare the folk tales of Benin with the folklore of other cultures. 3. Compare the social and cultural structure of Benin with the social and cultural structure of ancient Ghana or Mali. 4. To what extent is Benin responsible for African slave trade in the 14th and 18 th centuries? 5. What happened to Benin Bronze?

Western attitudes towards people and culture in Africa always influence the evaluation on their art, which also makes Benin 's response to the art clearer. Over time, the concept of "race" is defined as a unique group with a common language, the "primitive" associated with the origin is inseparable from the concept of Africa. The turmoil of some people from the late 19th century to the latter half of the 20th century caused superiority among "white people" and influenced every aspect of exchanges with "black people." The exhibition of Benin's art at museums and galleries reflects the attitudes of Europeans and the awareness of non-Western art, especially Africans. Thus, since Benin's art was discovered in 1897, Europe's attitude towards non-Western art changed and Benin's art was reevaluated and reclassified. At first, there was a lot of discussion about Benin's art and its exhibition, because it was not the same as that at that time in Africa. Until Britain conquered Benin in 1897, there was no one at all ... a group of American art and music students used to visit the city's Boston Museum of Art this day. It was a cold and hot day, so everyone was bound with a jacket and a hat. When we headed for the E train to the museum, it did not look as I expected. The museum is an elegant and beautiful building that is made of marble at first glance, not as big as the brick monster I expected. The art of Benin is art from Benin Kingdom or Edo Empire (1440-1897) located in the south-south area now known as Nigeria, from the African country of the former colonial period. Benin Bronze is composed of more than 1000 metal plaques and sculptures, currently decorated with the royal palace of Benin, a contemporary Nigeria. Together, these items form the most famous example of Benin art created by the Edo people from the 13th century. One of Benin's greatest achievements is their exquisite work of art made of bronze, ivory and wood. Benin may have started bronze casting as early as 1200, and these works are considered examples of African art. A bronze embossed plaque entrusted by Oba and the Royal Court tells the history of people. When British troops destroyed the city, they confiscated more than 1000 benin bronze, of which only about 50 were returned to Nigeria. Recommendations for Final Papers 1. Most of the existing literature on ancient Benin has folklore shape. Do these stories reveal the values ​​and beliefs of Benin culture? 2. Compare the folk tales of Benin with the folklore of other cultures. 3. Compare the social and cultural structure of Benin with the social and cultural structure of ancient Ghana or Mali. 4. To what extent is Benin responsible for African slave trade in the 14th and 18 th centuries? 5. What happened to Benin Bronze?

The attitude towards the Benin Art Show adopted in museums and galleries in Europe has changed dramatically in 112 years since its initial acquisition. There are many reasons for this, from acceptance of colonialism to the recognition of cultural diversity, progressive integration and exchange of anthropology, ethnographic journalism and art history, and ongoing debate about sources and returning. The art of Benin seen at museums around the world was systematically looted by British from Benin in 1897 as part of a punitive investigation of tiger's revenge which was excessive enthusiasm for the Holocaust. Many of Africa's abundant relics, such as the plunder and destruction of the famous Benin Empire on 18 February 1897, the systematic looting of the Egyptian Empire, deliberate destruction of the Zulu Empire, were lost by negligence or deliberate action . Etc. In all these cases, the ability to conquer these empires intentionally deprived the best artifacts these empires must offer and destroyed artifacts they could not carry. These relics are displayed in the world's most prestigious art gallery. The art of Benin is art from Benin Kingdom or Edo Empire (1440-1897) located in the south-south area now known as Nigeria, from the African country of the former colonial period. Benin Bronze is composed of more than 1000 metal plaques and sculptures, currently decorated with the royal palace of Benin, a contemporary Nigeria. Together, these items form the most famous example of Benin art created by the Edo people from the 13th century. And it includes other brass or bronze sculptures including some famous portrait head and small pieces. One of Benin's greatest achievements is their exquisite work of art made of bronze, ivory and wood. Benin may have started bronze casting as early as 1200, and these works are considered examples of African art. A bronze embossed plaque entrusted by Oba and the Royal Court tells the history of people. When British troops destroyed the city, they confiscated more than 1000 benin bronze, of which only about 50 were returned to Nigeria. Recommendations for Final Papers 1. Most of the existing literature on ancient Benin has folklore shape. Do these stories reveal the values ​​and beliefs of Benin culture? 2. Compare the folk tales of Benin with the folklore of other cultures. 3. Compare the social and cultural structure of Benin with the social and cultural structure of ancient Ghana or Mali. 4. To what extent is Benin responsible for African slave trade in the 14th and 18 th centuries? 5. What happened to Benin Bronze?

The attitude towards the Benin Art Show adopted in museums and galleries in Europe has changed dramatically in 112 years since its initial acquisition. There are many reasons for this, from acceptance of colonialism to the recognition of cultural diversity, progressive integration and exchange of anthropology, ethnographic journalism and art history, and ongoing debate about sources and returning. The art of Benin seen at museums around the world was systematically looted by British from Benin in 1897 as part of a punitive investigation of tiger's revenge which was excessive enthusiasm for the Holocaust. Many of Africa's abundant relics, such as the plunder and destruction of the famous Benin Empire on 18 February 1897, the systematic looting of the Egyptian Empire, deliberate destruction of the Zulu Empire, were lost by negligence or deliberate action . Etc. In all these cases, the ability to conquer these empires intentionally deprived the best artifacts these empires must offer and destroyed artifacts they could not carry. These relics are displayed in the world's most prestigious art gallery. The art of Benin is art from Benin Kingdom or Edo Empire (1440-1897) located in the south-south area now known as Nigeria, from the African country of the former colonial period. Benin Bronze is composed of more than 1000 metal plaques and sculptures, currently decorated with the royal palace of Benin, a contemporary Nigeria. Together, these items form the most famous example of Benin art created by the Edo people from the 13th century. And it includes other brass or bronze sculptures including some famous portrait head and small pieces. One of Benin's greatest achievements is their exquisite work of art made of bronze, ivory and wood. Benin may have started bronze casting as early as 1200, and these works are considered examples of African art. A bronze embossed plaque entrusted by Oba and the Royal Court tells the history of people. When British troops destroyed the city, they confiscated more than 1000 benin bronze, of which only about 50 were returned to Nigeria. Recommendations for Final Papers 1. Most of the existing literature on ancient Benin has folklore shape. Do these stories reveal the values ​​and beliefs of Benin culture? 2. Compare the folk tales of Benin with the folklore of other cultures. 3. Compare the social and cultural structure of Benin with the social and cultural structure of ancient Ghana or Mali. 4. To what extent is Benin responsible for African slave trade in the 14th and 18 th centuries? 5. What happened to Benin Bronze?

The Portuguese came to modern Nigerian Benin from 1472 to 1486, looking for an ancient kingdom that is socially and ceremonially complex, its art is relatively natural, and is politically distinguishable politically It was. European: Monarchy. More importantly, they discovered lots of pepper, cloth, ivory and slave-rich land and soon began to establish trade (Ben-Amos 35-6). Although "first contact" between Europeans and Africans often imagines European breakthroughs as a breakthrough confrontation that allows Europeans to manipulate and enforce free and profitably profitable Africans, This is ready to misjudge the elasticity, From the end of the 14th century to the end of the 20th century, the Kingdom of Benin dominated the trade with Europeans on the coast of Nigeria. When a Portuguese merchant arrived in Benin in the 14th century, they brought a brass bracelet called Manila in exchange for pepper, ivory and slaves. Benin's artists have transformed this brass instrument of Europe into a decorative plate for decorating the palace of the Oba. When these patches first appeared in Europe in the late 1890s they shocked the art critic who could not believe that these technically finished sculptures were created by African artists I gave it. Many of the brass plaques from the royal palace represent images of Portuguese men who seems to have been made because they dressed their clothes from the 16th century to the 17th century. Benin did not offer gold, but they used pepper, ivory, leopard skin and people as slaves to other parts of Africa and Brazilian Brazilian colonies. Many of these people were caught in war, people in Benin expeded enemies in these wars and made them part of the kingdom, or a conquered local chief sent them as homage to the king It was. When Britain tried to expand their trade in the 19th century, people in Benin killed their envoys. Thus, in 1897 the British destroyed his palace and sent armed expeditions to capture the king of Benin to rob the sculptures and royalty, including trees, ivory, and in particular brass. Some of them came from the royal altar of the king's ancestors, but there were plenty of cast brass plaques used to decorate the pillars of the palace tree. These are left in the warehouse of the palace, part of the palace is under construction. Later, most of them were probably made between 1550 and 1650. The characters and scenes they exhibited were very diverse, so at that time they painted the courtroom and the kingdom vividly.

The Portuguese came to modern Nigerian Benin from 1472 to 1486, looking for an ancient kingdom that is socially and ceremonially complex, its art is relatively natural, and is politically distinguishable politically It was. European: Monarchy. More importantly, they discovered lots of pepper, cloth, ivory and slave-rich land and soon began to establish trade (Ben-Amos 35-6). Although "first contact" between Europeans and Africans often imagines European breakthroughs as a breakthrough confrontation that allows Europeans to manipulate and enforce free and profitably profitable Africans, This is ready to misjudge the elasticity, From the end of the 14th century to the end of the 20th century, the Kingdom of Benin dominated the trade with Europeans on the coast of Nigeria. When a Portuguese merchant arrived in Benin in the 14th century, they brought a brass bracelet called Manila in exchange for pepper, ivory and slaves. Benin's artists have transformed this brass instrument of Europe into a decorative plate for decorating the palace of the Oba. When these patches first appeared in Europe in the late 1890s they shocked the art critic who could not believe that these technically finished sculptures were created by African artists I gave it. Many of the brass plaques from the royal palace represent images of Portuguese men who seems to have been made because they dressed their clothes from the 16th century to the 17th century. Benin did not offer gold, but they used pepper, ivory, leopard skin and people as slaves to other parts of Africa and Brazilian Brazilian colonies. Many of these people were caught in war, people in Benin expeded enemies in these wars and made them part of the kingdom, or a conquered local chief sent them as homage to the king It was. When Britain tried to expand their trade in the 19th century, people in Benin killed their envoys. Thus, in 1897 the British destroyed his palace and sent armed expeditions to capture the king of Benin to rob the sculptures and royalty, including trees, ivory, and in particular brass. Some of them came from the royal altar of the king's ancestors, but there were plenty of cast brass plaques used to decorate the pillars of the palace tree. These are left in the warehouse of the palace, part of the palace is under construction. Later, most of them were probably made between 1550 and 1650. The characters and scenes they exhibited were very diverse, so at that time they painted the courtroom and the kingdom vividly.

The geographical location and ownership of the art of Benin is a very competitive field, and even if it is necessary to restore these works of art to its origin, there will be a strong debate. It was forcibly deleted during Benin's punitive inspection in 1987. It is believed that bronze is not only an important aspect of Benin's oral culture, it can not accurately understand these sculptures by removing sculptures from its natural home. (See Dalton-Johnson, K'Cultural Encounters' 2008, DVD Rom, transcript on page 7). The art of Benin is art from Benin Kingdom or Edo Empire (1440-1897) located in the south-south area now known as Nigeria, from the African country of the former colonial period. Benin Bronze is composed of more than 1000 metal plaques and sculptures, currently decorated with the royal palace of Benin, a contemporary Nigeria. Together, these items form the most famous example of Benin art created by the Edo people from the 13th century. And it includes other brass or statue sculptures including some famous portrait head and small pieces. One of Benin's greatest achievements is their exquisite work of art made of bronze, ivory and wood. Benin may have started bronze casting as early as 1200, and these works are considered examples of African art. A bronze embossed plaque entrusted by Oba and the Royal Court tells the history of people. When British troops destroyed the city, they confiscated more than 1000 benin bronze, of which only about 50 were returned to Nigeria. Recommendations for Final Papers 1. Most of the existing literature on ancient Benin has folklore shape. Do these stories reveal the values ​​and beliefs of Benin culture? 2. Compare the folk tales of Benin with the folklore of other cultures. 3. Compare the social and cultural structure of Benin with the social and cultural structure of ancient Ghana or Mali. 4. To what extent is Benin responsible for African slave trade in the 14th and 18 th centuries? 5. What happened to Benin Bronze? The Benin Empire is found in contemporary Nigeria and is considered to be one of the oldest and most advanced countries in West Africa until it is consolidated by the British Empire. Famous craftsmen make masterpieces with ivory, bronze and iron. The Benin Empire has a close trading relationship with Portugal and exchanges palm oil, pepper and ivory for Manila (the currency used in West Africa) and guns. This relationship saw the ambassador visit Lisbon in the 16th century. The first expedition to the UK was held in 1553 and there was a mutual trade relationship between Britain and the UK until doubting the progress of control from the 16th to the 17th century. Explorers from the Netherlands, the UK and Portugal regain countless stories in Europe to learn about the beauty, wealth, and sophistication of Benin.

The geographical location and ownership of the art of Benin is a very competitive field, and even if it is necessary to restore these works of art to its origin, there will be a strong debate. It was forcibly deleted during Benin's punitive inspection in 1987. It is believed that bronze is not only an important aspect of Benin's oral culture, it can not accurately understand these sculptures by removing sculptures from its natural home. (See Dalton-Johnson, K'Cultural Encounters' 2008, DVD Rom, transcript on page 7). The art of Benin is art from Benin Kingdom or Edo Empire (1440-1897) located in the south-south area now known as Nigeria, from the African country of the former colonial period. Benin Bronze is composed of more than 1000 metal plaques and sculptures, currently decorated with the royal palace of Benin, a contemporary Nigeria. Together, these items form the most famous example of Benin art created by the Edo people from the 13th century. And it includes other brass or statue sculptures including some famous portrait head and small pieces. One of Benin's greatest achievements is their exquisite work of art made of bronze, ivory and wood. Benin may have started bronze casting as early as 1200, and these works are considered examples of African art. A bronze embossed plaque entrusted by Oba and the Royal Court tells the history of people. When British troops destroyed the city, they confiscated more than 1000 benin bronze, of which only about 50 were returned to Nigeria. Recommendations for Final Papers 1. Most of the existing literature on ancient Benin has folklore shape. Do these stories reveal the values ​​and beliefs of Benin culture? 2. Compare the folk tales of Benin with the folklore of other cultures. 3. Compare the social and cultural structure of Benin with the social and cultural structure of ancient Ghana or Mali. 4. To what extent is Benin responsible for African slave trade in the 14th and 18 th centuries? 5. What happened to Benin Bronze? The Benin Empire is found in contemporary Nigeria and is considered to be one of the oldest and most advanced countries in West Africa until it is consolidated by the British Empire. Famous craftsmen make masterpieces with ivory, bronze and iron. The Benin Empire has a close trading relationship with Portugal and exchanges palm oil, pepper and ivory for Manila (the currency used in West Africa) and guns. This relationship saw the ambassador visit Lisbon in the 16th century. The first expedition to the UK was held in 1553 and there was a mutual trade relationship between Britain and the UK until doubting the progress of control from the 16th to the 17th century. Explorers from the Netherlands, the UK and Portugal regain countless stories in Europe to learn about the beauty, wealth, and sophistication of Benin.

Equino, born in 1745, was born as a member of the Ibo family of Esaka village in Benin Kingdom. He says Esaka as a remote and fertile village, and slavery is part of his life. Ecuano was born in a family of seven, the youngest of the six sons, "his mother's favorite". One day, when he and his sisters were locked in their houses while they were working, the written rule that they should be kidnapped and enslaved, and that slaves should be regarded as prisoners of war or criminals It violated. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano in Olauda Ecuano, or Gustavus Vassa, widely used in university classrooms to educate students about the fear of Atlantic slave ships and the living in West Africa in the 18th century. As Vincent Carretta pointed out, "It is difficult to imagine that no history of middle sentences is cited ... the witnesses use the explanation of their fear as the main evidence." But if this If an authoritative statement was born in South Carolina instead of in Africa? In the newly published Equiano the African: "Biography of homemade character" (Georgia University Press, 2005), Carretta also edited Equiano's interesting story penguin version. In other words, Caretta claims that Equiano is still very valuable to historians as he is called "Atlantic Creole."

Equino, born in 1745, was born as a member of the Ibo family of Esaka village in Benin Kingdom. He says Esaka as a remote and fertile village, and slavery is part of his life. Ecuano was born in a family of seven, the youngest of the six sons, "his mother's favorite". One day, when he and his sisters were locked in their houses while they were working, the written rule that they should be kidnapped and enslaved, and that slaves should be regarded as prisoners of war or criminals It violated. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano in Olauda Ecuano, or Gustavus Vassa, widely used in university classrooms to educate students about the fear of Atlantic slave ships and the living in West Africa in the 18th century. As Vincent Carretta pointed out, "It is difficult to imagine that no history of middle sentences is cited ... the witnesses use the explanation of their fear as the main evidence." But if this If an authoritative statement was born in South Carolina instead of in Africa? In the newly published Equiano the African: "Biography of homemade character" (Georgia University Press, 2005), Carretta also edited Equiano's interesting story penguin version. In other words, Caretta claims that Equiano is still very valuable to historians as he is called "Atlantic Creole."

I was troubled in the northern part of Nigeria. "I saw soldiers asking people to lie on the ground There was a small quarrel between the soldiers and the private JTF Shooting to people I was killed by 198 people at the checkpoint Calculated "(abuse:" Nigerian war crime "). On that day, 198 people lost their loved ones, and they are still alive today. Imagine you wake up every morning and wonder if this is the last time you said "good morning" to your family. Location and geography Nigeria is in the immediate north of the equator, on the east coast of the Gulf of Guinea, West Africa. It is located in the west of Benin, Niger and Chad in the north, and Cameroon in the east. Nigeria covers an area of ​​356,669 square miles (923,768 square kilometers), approximately twice the size of California. Nigeria has three major environmental areas: savanna, tropical forest, coastal wetland. These environmental fields have had a great influence on the culture of people living there. The dry open prairie of savanna makes the cultivation and grazing of grains the lifestyle of Hausa and Furani. Southern wet moist tropical forests are suitable for agricultural fruits and vegetables - such as Yoruba and Ibo, the main source of income in this area. Small people living along the coast such as Ijaw and Kalabari have been forced to maintain the village on a smaller land due to the lack of dry land. Nigeria (/ naɪdʒɪəriə / (listen)) officially located between Central Africa, north is Niger, northeast is Chad, southeast is Cameroon, and west is Benin. Its south coast is in the Guinea bay of the Atlantic Ocean. The Federal Republic consists of 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, where the capital city Abuja is located. Nigeria has officially become a democratic secular state. For thousands of years, Nigeria is the hometown of many kingdoms and tribal countries. The modern state was born from British colonial rule which began in the 19th century and merged with the protected territory of the southern part of Nigeria and the northern part of Nigeria in 1914 and became the current territory. The UK establishes administrative and legal structures while indirectly governing it through traditional emirates. Nigeria became a formal independent coalition in 1960. It went through a civil war from 1967 to 1970. Nigerian officials said the Nigeria federal republic is a federal state in West Africa. Bordered by Cameroon and Chad, we are tying Benin west and Niger to north. It also has a southern coast located in the Guinea bay of the Atlantic Ocean. Nigeria consists of 36 cities and the Federal Capital Territory, where the capital city Abuja is located. Compared with other African countries, Nigeria has many historical empires and cultures. The history of Nigeria goes back to 1,000 BC. At that time, there were several ancient African communities living in the area where Nigeria is currently being built. The biggest and most famous empire that dominated this area before arriving in the UK was Benin Empire, whose ruler was called Obeda of Benin. Other tribes like Nri Kingdom also settled in the country, especially the eastern part. The Matsumi Empire also settled in part of the country.

I was troubled in the northern part of Nigeria. "I saw soldiers asking people to lie on the ground There was a small quarrel between the soldiers and the private JTF Shooting to people I was killed by 198 people at the checkpoint Calculated "(abuse:" Nigerian war crime "). On that day, 198 people lost their loved ones, and they are still alive today. Imagine you wake up every morning and wonder if this is the last time you said "good morning" to your family. Location and geography Nigeria is in the immediate north of the equator, on the east coast of the Gulf of Guinea, West Africa. It is located in the west of Benin, Niger and Chad in the north, and Cameroon in the east. Nigeria covers an area of ​​356,669 square miles (923,768 square kilometers), approximately twice the size of California. Nigeria has three major environmental areas: savanna, tropical forest, coastal wetland. These environmental fields have had a great influence on the culture of people living there. The dry open prairie of savanna makes the cultivation and grazing of grains the lifestyle of Hausa and Furani. Southern wet moist tropical forests are suitable for agricultural fruits and vegetables - such as Yoruba and Ibo, the main source of income in this area. Small people living along the coast such as Ijaw and Kalabari have been forced to maintain the village on a smaller land due to the lack of dry land. Nigeria (/ naɪdʒɪəriə / (listen)) officially located between Central Africa, north is Niger, northeast is Chad, southeast is Cameroon, and west is Benin. Its south coast is in the Guinea bay of the Atlantic Ocean. The Federal Republic consists of 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, where the capital city Abuja is located. Nigeria has officially become a democratic secular state. For thousands of years, Nigeria is the hometown of many kingdoms and tribal countries. The modern state was born from British colonial rule which began in the 19th century and merged with the protected territory of the southern part of Nigeria and the northern part of Nigeria in 1914 and became the current territory. The UK establishes administrative and legal structures while indirectly governing it through traditional emirates. Nigeria became a formal independent coalition in 1960. It went through a civil war from 1967 to 1970. Nigerian officials said the Nigeria federal republic is a federal state in West Africa. Bordered by Cameroon and Chad, we are tying Benin west and Niger to north. It also has a southern coast located in the Guinea bay of the Atlantic Ocean. Nigeria consists of 36 cities and the Federal Capital Territory, where the capital city Abuja is located. Compared with other African countries, Nigeria has many historical empires and cultures. The history of Nigeria goes back to 1,000 BC. At that time, there were several ancient African communities living in the area where Nigeria is currently being built. The biggest and most famous empire that dominated this area before arriving in the UK was Benin Empire, whose ruler was called Obeda of Benin. Other tribes like Nri Kingdom also settled in the country, especially the eastern part. The Matsumi Empire also settled in part of the country.

People in the early kingdoms of Africa can establish a successful trade route between Europe and Asia from conquering the land to becoming very wealthy and building a strong central government It was. All these were done before the Europeans arrived in Africa. Regarding the establishment of trade with India and the Arab countries in particular, trade is growing rapidly on the coast of East Africa. The Kingdom of Africa is prosperous not only succeeded in trade but also succeeded in conquering the land. The structure of the government is the key to prospering every kingdom, people in Africa can achieve this goal. As Africa joins the major trade center, trade will improve. In Benin Kingdom caste was made from bronze in other parts of the world. "Now, this work is done using clay, wax, red metal (copper), soldiers (zinc) and lead, and fire.) Broke and was closed" (file 7). Techniques for making bronze castes are very popular in Benin and popularity is rapidly spreading in most parts of North Africa. Even before the Europeans came to Africa, the kingdom of Africa was quite rich. As mentioned above, Ghana is a very powerful kingdom and its people are very rich. Their government seems to be very rich, and it helps Ghana manage gold and salt trade. The Arab scholar Al-Bakri wrote an article about the king's court, and basically everything in the court is gold (document 2). The view on this document is also positive. Because scholars are usually an upper class like the king's court. Al-Bakri makes great emphasis on the courtroom, explaining in detail how everyone owns gold coins and how the environment has money. Because Ghana has a powerful army and a wise political adviser, other countries are afraid of it. Countries around Ghana do not want to have problems, but usually only maintain peace with Ghana (Reference 3). Ghana is not the only successful kingdom, but Mansamusa, one of the leaders of Mari. In Africa, the empire or the kingdom and its city have been successful before the Europeans arrive and take control. In the Kingdom of Aksum (Empire), they developed trade routes. In the kingdom of Ghana, they are characterized by a strong country today. In Timbuktu, they have great morals and have built the heart of Islamic art. There are many other things in Africa. In the African empire, they developed many things. In Axum (Axum) Empire (present Ethiopia), they developed a trade route from Asia to Africa and returned. People on the trade route pointed out to move along the Red Sea, document I. This has affected Axum Empire in many ways. They (Axum) got riches as it was a wonderful trading point, as it was introduced to religion, Christianity and Islam. Another empire is known as the Kingdom of Ghana in West Africa. They became one of the wealthiest civilizations for business reasons. Africa has prospered before the arrival of the Europeans, due to trade among African civilizations, the important role people play in society, and the inequality of intolerance. Many cities, kingdoms, empires in Africa are rich in wealth, have been very successful and influential. Before the Europeans reached the 15 th and 16 th centuries, Africans were developing advanced civilizations. Kingdom, empire and city have risen and declined since the Axum of East Africa (now Ethiopia) in the 300's. In West Africa, the three empires of Ghana, Mali, Songhai dominate the gold and salt industry. Between 1000 and 1500, cities in the east coast of Africa also acquired wealth and power through trade. Africa has several centers of advanced civilization with a population of 300 to 1400 people.

People in the early kingdoms of Africa can establish a successful trade route between Europe and Asia from conquering the land to becoming very wealthy and building a strong central government It was. All these were done before the Europeans arrived in Africa. Regarding the establishment of trade with India and the Arab countries in particular, trade is growing rapidly on the coast of East Africa. The Kingdom of Africa is prosperous not only succeeded in trade but also succeeded in conquering the land. The structure of the government is the key to prospering every kingdom, people in Africa can achieve this goal. As Africa joins the major trade center, trade will improve. In Benin Kingdom caste was made from bronze in other parts of the world. "Now, this work is done using clay, wax, red metal (copper), soldiers (zinc) and lead, and fire.) Broke and was closed" (file 7). Techniques for making bronze castes are very popular in Benin and popularity is rapidly spreading in most parts of North Africa. Even before the Europeans came to Africa, the kingdom of Africa was quite rich. As mentioned above, Ghana is a very powerful kingdom and its people are very rich. Their government seems to be very rich, and it helps Ghana manage gold and salt trade. The Arab scholar Al-Bakri wrote an article about the king's court, and basically everything in the court is gold (document 2). The view on this document is also positive. Because scholars are usually an upper class like the king's court. Al-Bakri makes great emphasis on the courtroom, explaining in detail how everyone owns gold coins and how the environment has money. Because Ghana has a powerful army and a wise political adviser, other countries are afraid of it. Countries around Ghana do not want to have problems, but usually only maintain peace with Ghana (Reference 3). Ghana is not the only successful kingdom, but Mansamusa, one of the leaders of Mari. In Africa, the empire or the kingdom and its city have been successful before the Europeans arrive and take control. In the Kingdom of Aksum (Empire), they developed trade routes. In the kingdom of Ghana, they are characterized by a strong country today. In Timbuktu, they have great morals and have built the heart of Islamic art. There are many other things in Africa. In the African empire, they developed many things. In Axum (Axum) Empire (present Ethiopia), they developed a trade route from Asia to Africa and returned. People on the trade route pointed out to move along the Red Sea, document I. This has affected Axum Empire in many ways. They (Axum) got riches as it was a wonderful trading point, as it was introduced to religion, Christianity and Islam. Another empire is known as the Kingdom of Ghana in West Africa. They became one of the wealthiest civilizations for business reasons. Africa has prospered before the arrival of the Europeans, due to trade among African civilizations, the important role people play in society, and the inequality of intolerance. Many cities, kingdoms, empires in Africa are rich in wealth, have been very successful and influential. Before the Europeans reached the 15 th and 16 th centuries, Africans were developing advanced civilizations. Kingdom, empire and city have risen and declined since the Axum of East Africa (now Ethiopia) in the 300's. In West Africa, the three empires of Ghana, Mali, Songhai dominate the gold and salt industry. Between 1000 and 1500, cities in the east coast of Africa also acquired wealth and power through trade. Africa has several centers of advanced civilization with a population of 300 to 1400 people.

How the character defines a man or a woman. A prominent writer asked "Return to the painful life of interrupting writing and shouting as soon as a woman is seen with her hand, this is a work devoted to women's work." Life , Argelangela Tarabotti adequately acknowledges the struggle experienced by a typical woman in the 19th century. Henrik Ibsen's theater "Dole House" explained the 19th century as a gender equality non-acceptance period. Women account for about 52% of the population, but men dominate women, and in many cases they suppress women. Women's status is low, traditional thinking is limited to the role of mothers and wives. Lower women's status is reflected in physical abuse, restricting access to education, restricting access to healthcare including family planning. GBV is culturally accepted for laws that protect the rights of girls and women and deprive them of their rights. Because poverty is becoming feminine in Benin, women have no means of self-determination. Most Benin women (54%) are employed in the agricultural sector. But they can not get the land. In short, they work mainly on family-run farms. In various civilizations around the world, there is an orthodox explanation of the idea that men are always better than women, for example patriarchal families. Why do men have to dominate women in their homes and family? Men are drawn as intellectuals, talented, capable and talented. In contrast, women are expressed as women of lower grade, so they can not. Families are the foundation of life, the foundation for people to learn while growing. Family values ​​educate how the world and people should cooperate. The role of gender is the root of family. The father is the head of the family, and the mother is the family's responsibility. The role of men and women is not affected by family values, male and female roles are simply prejudiced under a special name. The role of gender transforms people into forms that other people want In the history of the United States, the role of male and female men and women has changed. From the beginning, people have played a leading role in almost every culture around the world including the United States. People in the 17th century were dominant people who earned money to take care of themselves and their families. On the other hand, a woman takes care of a child, cooks it at home, and cleanses it. When the gold rush occurred in 1849, not only that

How the character defines a man or a woman. A prominent writer asked "Return to the painful life of interrupting writing and shouting as soon as a woman is seen with her hand, this is a work devoted to women's work." Life , Argelangela Tarabotti adequately acknowledges the struggle experienced by a typical woman in the 19th century. Henrik Ibsen's theater "Dole House" explained the 19th century as a gender equality non-acceptance period. Women account for about 52% of the population, but men dominate women, and in many cases they suppress women. Women's status is low, traditional thinking is limited to the role of mothers and wives. Lower women's status is reflected in physical abuse, restricting access to education, restricting access to healthcare including family planning. GBV is culturally accepted for laws that protect the rights of girls and women and deprive them of their rights. Because poverty is becoming feminine in Benin, women have no means of self-determination. Most Benin women (54%) are employed in the agricultural sector. But they can not get the land. In short, they work mainly on family-run farms. In various civilizations around the world, there is an orthodox explanation of the idea that men are always better than women, for example patriarchal families. Why do men have to dominate women in their homes and family? Men are drawn as intellectuals, talented, capable and talented. In contrast, women are expressed as women of lower grade, so they can not. Families are the foundation of life, the foundation for people to learn while growing. Family values ​​educate how the world and people should cooperate. The role of gender is the root of family. The father is the head of the family, and the mother is the family's responsibility. The role of men and women is not affected by family values, male and female roles are simply prejudiced under a special name. The role of gender transforms people into forms that other people want In the history of the United States, the role of male and female men and women has changed. From the beginning, people have played a leading role in almost every culture around the world including the United States. People in the 17th century were dominant people who earned money to take care of themselves and their families. On the other hand, a woman takes care of a child, cooks it at home, and cleanses it. When the gold rush occurred in 1849, not only that

Hello. Today I would like to share my experience on my farm with you. I went to farmland several times last month. There, I have a chance to become intimate naturally (again here!) This is a fun sight. The child plays the ball around the grazing cow. A group of birds is crouching in the field and I'd like to eat crops. If you see a dog and a boy competing for a ball, your line of sight will be more beautiful. Wow. These are wonderful. Hello. waiting. If you see a sparrow and a parrot sitting on a branch singing. Agricultural Experience: The results show that in addition to the diversity of revenue-generating activities, agricultural experience has an active and significant impact on the selection of all strategies. Household heads have more experience and are expected to gain more weather forecasting abilities. This will help increase the chances of implementing different adaptation strategies for climate change. Education Level: This element positively and strongly influences the dependent variable. All adaptation strategies are affected by this factor. This can be explained by the fact that literate farmers can search for information and make selections based on their preferences and the level of information gathered. Adaptation strategy of Tsou farmers in southern Benin to climate change and its enlightenment Factors that influence the selection of a specific adaptation strategy show that agricultural experience, education level, gender and farm size are the most important factors affecting farmers' adaptive selection. Agricultural experience will help identify and implement any adaptation strategy. This finding is consistent with previous studies. The level of education had a major impact on the selection of all adaptation strategies. This confirms the results of Assoumana and Tazeze. According to Kumari, educated and experienced farmers should acquire more knowledge and information about climate change and agricultural practices that can be used to respond. The size of the farm determines the decision to combine multiple strategies to cope with climate change. Sani and Chalchisa confirmed this, they reported that they are likely to adapt to climate change as large farmers have more funding and resources. Adaptation strategy of Tsou farmers in southern Benin to climate change and its enlightenment From the results of the binary logit regression, education level and agricultural experience have actively and significantly influenced farmers' decision making in adapting to climate change. The results show that only the most experienced and highly educated people can identify strategies to adapt to climate change (Table 4). Agricultural Experience: The results show that in addition to the diversity of revenue-generating activities, agricultural experience has an active and significant impact on the selection of all strategies. Household heads have more experience and are expected to gain more weather forecasting abilities. This will help increase the chances of implementing different adaptation strategies for climate change. Adaptation strategy of Tsou farmers in southern Benin to climate change and its enlightenment

Hello. Today I would like to share my experience on my farm with you. I went to farmland several times last month. There, I have a chance to become intimate naturally (again here!) This is a fun sight. The child plays the ball around the grazing cow. A group of birds is crouching in the field and I'd like to eat crops. If you see a dog and a boy competing for a ball, your line of sight will be more beautiful. Wow. These are wonderful. Hello. waiting. If you see a sparrow and a parrot sitting on a branch singing. Agricultural Experience: The results show that in addition to the diversity of revenue-generating activities, agricultural experience has an active and significant impact on the selection of all strategies. Household heads have more experience and are expected to gain more weather forecasting abilities. This will help increase the chances of implementing different adaptation strategies for climate change. Education Level: This element positively and strongly influences the dependent variable. All adaptation strategies are affected by this factor. This can be explained by the fact that literate farmers can search for information and make selections based on their preferences and the level of information gathered. Adaptation strategy of Tsou farmers in southern Benin to climate change and its enlightenment Factors that influence the selection of a specific adaptation strategy show that agricultural experience, education level, gender and farm size are the most important factors affecting farmers' adaptive selection. Agricultural experience will help identify and implement any adaptation strategy. This finding is consistent with previous studies. The level of education had a major impact on the selection of all adaptation strategies. This confirms the results of Assoumana and Tazeze. According to Kumari, educated and experienced farmers should acquire more knowledge and information about climate change and agricultural practices that can be used to respond. The size of the farm determines the decision to combine multiple strategies to cope with climate change. Sani and Chalchisa confirmed this, they reported that they are likely to adapt to climate change as large farmers have more funding and resources. Adaptation strategy of Tsou farmers in southern Benin to climate change and its enlightenment From the results of the binary logit regression, education level and agricultural experience have actively and significantly influenced farmers' decision making in adapting to climate change. The results show that only the most experienced and highly educated people can identify strategies to adapt to climate change (Table 4). Agricultural Experience: The results show that in addition to the diversity of revenue-generating activities, agricultural experience has an active and significant impact on the selection of all strategies. Household heads have more experience and are expected to gain more weather forecasting abilities. This will help increase the chances of implementing different adaptation strategies for climate change. Adaptation strategy of Tsou farmers in southern Benin to climate change and its enlightenment

A group of related religious activities found in the Caribbean Sea and its surroundings, especially in Haiti and Louisiana You can not understand the Haitian war you are practicing today, without understanding the culture that it produces, the way that history shapes religion, and vice versa. The spiritual beliefs of West African Ewe / von are mainly done in Benin and southern Togo. Therefore, the reporter at Boston Herald (USA) "interviewed" the local Voodoo. He saw a dance in a boiling pot, watched some stupid things with a spider, and heard many superstitious stories. Voodoo (Simple gift voodoo of 3 persons singular, now vocal of participle, voodoo of simple past and past participle) Voodoo spread to other African countries, Caribbean, and the Americas as well. At Benin and Haiti, Voodoo is now officially recognized as a religion. Nonetheless, Voodoo is still a fairly misunderstood religion for inaccurate account of the media. We should not relate this religion to zombies and voodoo dolls, but we should better understand Voodoo and capture it as a set of guidelines for lifestyles and believers. Many Hollywood movies have terrible voodoo magic, but a real voodoo curse? What is the Voodoo curse? Regardless of your personal supernatural belief, remember that Voodoo is a very authentic religion. The most common are the heritage of Haitians and Africans, but Voodoo spreads for Africans. The effect of Voodoo's assumption is well documented. However, when it comes to the curse of voodoo, anthropologists and psychologists often believe that the unfortunate suffering of "curses" is psychological. If someone thinks they are being cursed and people around them reinforce that idea, they become frustrated and they no longer look after themselves or slam themselves. Therefore, because this person accidentally destroys his life, the curse becomes a self - contained prophecy. The truth is that voodoo is religion, philosophy, and the lifestyle of millions of people all over the world. There are as many kinds of voodoo as Christianity, and there is no theory. Voodoo in New Orleans is her own tradition, Voodoo of Haiti, Voodoo of Dominican Republic: Las Vegas 21, Candomble, Paro, Brazil, Trinidad Orissa, Santeria, Obeah, and of course mother - African Voodoo. But Voodoo & Hoodoo is a scary, interesting and confusing vocabulary. Black magic, zombies, carnival vision dance in your head! Fear the black voodoo doll, sell your soul to the devil, and the curse of evil is being condemned. But real Voodoo & Hoodoo is not. If it is too long, we are told what is good and what is wrong, people now want to find their own truth.

A group of related religious activities found in the Caribbean Sea and its surroundings, especially in Haiti and Louisiana You can not understand the Haitian war you are practicing today, without understanding the culture that it produces, the way that history shapes religion, and vice versa. The spiritual beliefs of West African Ewe / von are mainly done in Benin and southern Togo. Therefore, the reporter at Boston Herald (USA) "interviewed" the local Voodoo. He saw a dance in a boiling pot, watched some stupid things with a spider, and heard many superstitious stories. Voodoo (Simple gift voodoo of 3 persons singular, now vocal of participle, voodoo of simple past and past participle) Voodoo spread to other African countries, Caribbean, and the Americas as well. At Benin and Haiti, Voodoo is now officially recognized as a religion. Nonetheless, Voodoo is still a fairly misunderstood religion for inaccurate account of the media. We should not relate this religion to zombies and voodoo dolls, but we should better understand Voodoo and capture it as a set of guidelines for lifestyles and believers. Many Hollywood movies have terrible voodoo magic, but a real voodoo curse? What is the Voodoo curse? Regardless of your personal supernatural belief, remember that Voodoo is a very authentic religion. The most common are the heritage of Haitians and Africans, but Voodoo spreads for Africans. The effect of Voodoo's assumption is well documented. However, when it comes to the curse of voodoo, anthropologists and psychologists often believe that the unfortunate suffering of "curses" is psychological. If someone thinks they are being cursed and people around them reinforce that idea, they become frustrated and they no longer look after themselves or slam themselves. Therefore, because this person accidentally destroys his life, the curse becomes a self - contained prophecy. The truth is that voodoo is religion, philosophy, and the lifestyle of millions of people all over the world. There are as many kinds of voodoo as Christianity, and there is no theory. Voodoo in New Orleans is her own tradition, Voodoo of Haiti, Voodoo of Dominican Republic: Las Vegas 21, Candomble, Paro, Brazil, Trinidad Orissa, Santeria, Obeah, and of course mother - African Voodoo. But Voodoo & Hoodoo is a scary, interesting and confusing vocabulary. Black magic, zombies, carnival vision dance in your head! Fear the black voodoo doll, sell your soul to the devil, and the curse of evil is being condemned. But real Voodoo & Hoodoo is not. If it is too long, we are told what is good and what is wrong, people now want to find their own truth.

Somerset Mohm said: "To eat well in the UK, you should eat breakfast three times a day." "You should eat at least three times a day in any part of the world." It may be close to the truth. People eating and drinking in countries close to the Mediterranean are called Mediterranean meals. To compare this Mediterranean meal with a typical meal in southern Benin, it can be said that Benin meals are equivalent to Mediterranean meals. Mediterranean meal in southern Benin It is Mediterranean meal what we actually know. Mediterranean cuisine, of course Mediterranean cuisine is a low fat food such as red meat and low bread, but never margarine or fake fat. One of the terrible things the federal government did was to stop eating healthy butter and tell people to start eating unhealthy margarine. This is a terrible thing what the federal government is doing - margarine is really bad for you compared to butter in particular. Because Mediterranean diet is comparable to AHA's diet, it is not surprising that Mediterranean diet promotes the health of the heart. According to AHA, the prevalence of heart disease in the Mediterranean countries is lower than in the United States. Most of the total fat of the Mediterranean meal comes from mono-unsaturated fats. This is the main reason to reduce heart disease because it does not raise cholesterol as saturated fat or trans fat. Other benefits of Mediterranean diet include emphasizing fruits and vegetables, promoting regular exercise to maintain healthy weight, reduce sodium intake of processed foods, so high concentrations of anti-cancer Antioxidants are included. In order to maintain health, Japanese people or Mediterranean diet is at a lower risk of developing AD. Mediterranean diet can improve the prognosis of people with this disease. People who eat highly saturated fats and simple carbohydrates (monosaccharides and disaccharides) are at high risk. The beneficial cardiovascular action of Mediterranean diet is suggested as a mechanism of action. Due to differences in population-based research and randomized controlled trials, it is sometimes difficult to judge conclusions on diet composition. Limited evidence suggests that the risk of AD can be reduced from the gentle use of alcohol, especially red wine. There is apparently evidence that caffeine may have a protective effect. Many flavonoid-rich foods such as cocoa, red wine, tea etc. can reduce the risk of AD

Somerset Mohm said: "To eat well in the UK, you should eat breakfast three times a day." "You should eat at least three times a day in any part of the world." It may be close to the truth. People eating and drinking in countries close to the Mediterranean are called Mediterranean meals. To compare this Mediterranean meal with a typical meal in southern Benin, it can be said that Benin meals are equivalent to Mediterranean meals. Mediterranean meal in southern Benin It is Mediterranean meal what we actually know. Mediterranean cuisine, of course Mediterranean cuisine is a low fat food such as red meat and low bread, but never margarine or fake fat. One of the terrible things the federal government did was to stop eating healthy butter and tell people to start eating unhealthy margarine. This is a terrible thing what the federal government is doing - margarine is really bad for you compared to butter in particular. Because Mediterranean diet is comparable to AHA's diet, it is not surprising that Mediterranean diet promotes the health of the heart. According to AHA, the prevalence of heart disease in the Mediterranean countries is lower than in the United States. Most of the total fat of the Mediterranean meal comes from mono-unsaturated fats. This is the main reason to reduce heart disease because it does not raise cholesterol as saturated fat or trans fat. Other benefits of Mediterranean diet include emphasizing fruits and vegetables, promoting regular exercise to maintain healthy weight, reduce sodium intake of processed foods, so high concentrations of anti-cancer Antioxidants are included. In order to maintain health, Japanese people or Mediterranean diet is at a lower risk of developing AD. Mediterranean diet can improve the prognosis of people with this disease. People who eat highly saturated fats and simple carbohydrates (monosaccharides and disaccharides) are at high risk. The beneficial cardiovascular action of Mediterranean diet is suggested as a mechanism of action. Due to differences in population-based research and randomized controlled trials, it is sometimes difficult to judge conclusions on diet composition. Limited evidence suggests that the risk of AD can be reduced from the gentle use of alcohol, especially red wine. There is apparently evidence that caffeine may have a protective effect. Many flavonoid-rich foods such as cocoa, red wine, tea etc. can reduce the risk of AD

Voodoo Fon is spoken by over half of Benin and is the mother tongue of Voodoo. In Fon, the basic word of Voodoo is vodoun, which means spirit or god. Voodoo was born in West Africa more than 350 years ago. In fact, a small town in Benin, Allada is often referred to as a "cradle of Voodoo". In 1996, on January 10th I celebrated the 65% believer in Benin's population and became a national Voodoo Day. Religious Vodoun is a by-product of slave trade. This Yoruban religion was shipped to Haiti from Dahomey's slave trade now known as Bein. Voodoo spread to other African countries, Caribbean, and the Americas as well. In Benin and Haiti, voodoo is now officially recognized as a religion. Nevertheless, Voodoo is still a fairly misunderstood religion due to inaccurate explanation of that media. We should not relate this religion to zombies and voodoo dolls, but we should better understand Voodoo and regard it as a series of guiding principles for living and believers. Voodoo may be the most misunderstood religion in the world. For beginners, Voodoo is spelled as Vodun or Vodou in most cases by anthropologists, religious scholars and practitioners. Through racial twist and Hollywood sensation carefully, Vodou was associated with devil worship, evil curse, "voodoo doll" and zombies. These distortions have nothing to do with the lives and historical religious traditions of Diaspora in West Africa and Africa. The truth is that voodoo is religion, philosophy, and the lifestyle of millions of people all over the world. There are as many varieties of voodoo as Christians, and those theories are not. Voodoo in New Orleans is her own tradition, Voodoo of Haiti, Voodoo of Dominican Republic: Las Vegas 21, Candomble, Paro, Trinidad Orissa, Santeria, Obeah, and of course Mother-African Voodoo. But Voodoo & Hoodoo is a vocabulary of fear, curiosity and confusion. Black magic, zombies, carnival vision dance in the head! Fear the black voodoo doll and sell your soul to the devil, the curse of evil is being condemned. But real Voodoo & Hoodoo is not. Too long is told what is good and what is wrong, people now want to find their own truth. Most movies, TV programs, books do not accurately portray voodoo. Even documentaries and non-fiction books may be misleading. Voodoo is not cults, black magic, or devil worship. People who practice Voodoo are not magicians, wizards, or mystics. Voodoo is not an act designed to hurt or control others. Most voodoo never saw a "voodoo doll" (unless you look like you in a movie). In order to understand their beliefs, we must first understand how voodoo looks at the world. People who practice Voodoo believe in the visible and invisible world, and these worlds are intertwined. As death is a transition to an invisible world, our predecessors are still spiritual with us. They will monitor and stimulate us

Voodoo Fon is spoken by over half of Benin and is the mother tongue of Voodoo. In Fon, the basic word of Voodoo is vodoun, which means spirit or god. Voodoo was born in West Africa more than 350 years ago. In fact, a small town in Benin, Allada is often referred to as a "cradle of Voodoo". In 1996, on January 10th I celebrated the 65% believer in Benin's population and became a national Voodoo Day. Religious Vodoun is a by-product of slave trade. This Yoruban religion was shipped to Haiti from Dahomey's slave trade now known as Bein. Voodoo spread to other African countries, Caribbean, and the Americas as well. In Benin and Haiti, voodoo is now officially recognized as a religion. Nevertheless, Voodoo is still a fairly misunderstood religion due to inaccurate explanation of that media. We should not relate this religion to zombies and voodoo dolls, but we should better understand Voodoo and regard it as a series of guiding principles for living and believers. Voodoo may be the most misunderstood religion in the world. For beginners, Voodoo is spelled as Vodun or Vodou in most cases by anthropologists, religious scholars and practitioners. Through racial twist and Hollywood sensation carefully, Vodou was associated with devil worship, evil curse, "voodoo doll" and zombies. These distortions have nothing to do with the lives and historical religious traditions of Diaspora in West Africa and Africa. The truth is that voodoo is religion, philosophy, and the lifestyle of millions of people all over the world. There are as many varieties of voodoo as Christians, and those theories are not. Voodoo in New Orleans is her own tradition, Voodoo of Haiti, Voodoo of Dominican Republic: Las Vegas 21, Candomble, Paro, Trinidad Orissa, Santeria, Obeah, and of course Mother-African Voodoo. But Voodoo & Hoodoo is a vocabulary of fear, curiosity and confusion. Black magic, zombies, carnival vision dance in the head! Fear the black voodoo doll and sell your soul to the devil, the curse of evil is being condemned. But real Voodoo & Hoodoo is not. Too long is told what is good and what is wrong, people now want to find their own truth. Most movies, TV programs, books do not accurately portray voodoo. Even documentaries and non-fiction books may be misleading. Voodoo is not cults, black magic, or devil worship. People who practice Voodoo are not magicians, wizards, or mystics. Voodoo is not an act designed to hurt or control others. Most voodoo never saw a "voodoo doll" (unless you look like you in a movie). In order to understand their beliefs, we must first understand how voodoo looks at the world. People who practice Voodoo believe in the visible and invisible world, and these worlds are intertwined. As death is a transition to an invisible world, our predecessors are still spiritual with us. They will monitor and stimulate us

As mentioned in many places in West Africa, Dharma voodoo religion means "spiritual" or "god" of the Fon language described as a highly structured system of religion and magic I will. Meanwhile, many people also called Voodoo a magic. Through duties, symbols, ceremonies, and faithful followers, this Voodoo system is complex and practical. Most people have a response to the fear of being based on an exaggerated negative view of Voodoo's supernatural world. Voodoo spread to other African countries, Caribbean, and the Americas as well. In Benin and Haiti, voodoo is now officially recognized as a religion. Nevertheless, Voodoo is still a fairly misunderstood religion due to inaccurate explanation of that media. We should not relate this religion to zombies and voodoo dolls, but we should better understand Voodoo and regard it as a series of guiding principles for living and believers. The exact origin of voodoo is not clear, but it is widely believed that the origin of this religion lies in West Africa. Modern Benin is thought to be the birthplace of this religion, and the name "Voodoo" itself means the "spirit" of the local Fon language. Some people think Voodoo of West Africa has evolved from ancient ancestral worship and animism traditions. But today's form of Voodoo custom is one of the most inhumane events in modern history - the results of the African slave trade between the 16th and the 19th century First, Voodoo may be the best example of American - African fusion. Its intrinsic wisdom was born in various parts of Africa long before the Europeans started slave trade, but the structure of Voodoo known today is Hispaniola (anonymous) during Haitian colonization of Hispaniola (anonymous) I was born. Ironically, compulsory immigration from African slaves from various tribes provided conditions for the development of Voodooism. European colonialists believe that by destroying various tribes they can not gather together as a community. But with the pain of slavery, the transplanted Africans discovered that their beliefs have in common. They began practicing ceremonies and rituals other than our own personal gods as well as ourselves. In the process, they combined and modified the rituals of each tribe. As a result, various religious groups have integrated their beliefs and created new religions. If you look at the dictionary, voodoo may be defined as an ancient religion from Africa, including the ancestral worship, the spirit of all things, and the use of pride for communication with these spirits . Voodoo originates in Africa. Today, millions of people all over the world practice this shape in Africa, the Caribbean, Central, Northern and South America in various ways, and in many cases there are mixed elements of Catholicism. But its main purpose is to heal, to heal individuals, with others, and ultimately with God among others.

As mentioned in many places in West Africa, Dharma voodoo religion means "spiritual" or "god" of the Fon language described as a highly structured system of religion and magic I will. Meanwhile, many people also called Voodoo a magic. Through duties, symbols, ceremonies, and faithful followers, this Voodoo system is complex and practical. Most people have a response to the fear of being based on an exaggerated negative view of Voodoo's supernatural world. Voodoo spread to other African countries, Caribbean, and the Americas as well. In Benin and Haiti, voodoo is now officially recognized as a religion. Nevertheless, Voodoo is still a fairly misunderstood religion due to inaccurate explanation of that media. We should not relate this religion to zombies and voodoo dolls, but we should better understand Voodoo and regard it as a series of guiding principles for living and believers. The exact origin of voodoo is not clear, but it is widely believed that the origin of this religion lies in West Africa. Modern Benin is thought to be the birthplace of this religion, and the name "Voodoo" itself means the "spirit" of the local Fon language. Some people think Voodoo of West Africa has evolved from ancient ancestral worship and animism traditions. But today's form of Voodoo custom is one of the most inhumane events in modern history - the results of the African slave trade between the 16th and the 19th century First, Voodoo may be the best example of American - African fusion. Its intrinsic wisdom was born in various parts of Africa long before the Europeans started slave trade, but the structure of Voodoo known today is Hispaniola (anonymous) during Haitian colonization of Hispaniola (anonymous) I was born. Ironically, compulsory immigration from African slaves from various tribes provided conditions for the development of Voodooism. European colonialists believe that by destroying various tribes they can not gather together as a community. But with the pain of slavery, the transplanted Africans discovered that their beliefs have in common. They began practicing ceremonies and rituals other than our own personal gods as well as ourselves. In the process, they combined and modified the rituals of each tribe. As a result, various religious groups have integrated their beliefs and created new religions. If you look at the dictionary, voodoo may be defined as an ancient religion from Africa, including the ancestral worship, the spirit of all things, and the use of pride for communication with these spirits . Voodoo originates in Africa. Today, millions of people all over the world practice this shape in Africa, the Caribbean, Central, Northern and South America in various ways, and in many cases there are mixed elements of Catholicism. But its main purpose is to heal, to heal individuals, with others, and ultimately with God among others.

Republic of Djibouti The Republic of Djibouti is a country located in the eastern part of the Gulf of Aden in Africa. Djibouti is smaller than Switzerland and Croatia, smaller than Massachusetts, in a dry and dry area of ​​African horns, overlying a vast rocky desert, dotted in the plateau. The majority of the 775,000 people living in this country are Somalians, the few are distant people, and the approximately 15,000 are Europeans. (Cia.gov) Immigrants from the history of Arabs (Afars) lived in this area in 300 BC. The Somalis arrived very early and Muslims did not enter the area until the year 825 AD. Djibouti - Africa Republic: Djibouti in the capital. Former French. Djibouti was originally part of Ethiopia and became independent in 1977. Thanks to the Red Sea and the harbor to the Persian Gulf, it is in a great location. However, the confrontation between Ethiopia and Eritrea has hindered port activities. The population of 623,000 people consists mainly of two ethnic groups, Issa majority (Somali) and Afar minority. The current president, Ismail Omar Guelleh, was elected in 1999 and is chairman of the Intergovernmental Development Agency including Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Sudan and Somalia. The Constitution proclaims Islam as a national religion, which also establishes freedom of worship for all religions. The majority of the population (96%) is Sunni Muslims. The early planted church lost Arab invasion in 1200. Catholics occupy 1% of the population, Orthodox and Protestant occupies 2% Angola Benin Burkina Faso Burundi Central African Republic Chadokomoro Democratic Republic of Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Ethiopia Gambia Guinea Bissau Lesotho Liberia Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mozambique Niger Rwanda Sao Tome and Sega Le Sudan Togo Uganda United Republic of Tanzania Zambia Afghanistan Benin Bolivia Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Central African Republic Democratic Republic of the Congo Ethiopia Ghana Guyana Gambia Haiti Honduras Liberia Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mozambique Nicaragua Niger Rune Peron Shark Bisenegal Sierra Leone Uganda Tanzania United Republic Zambia In 1997, when Edna Adan Ismail was representative of the World Health Organization of the Republic of Djibouti, UNICEF asked her to help the Somaliland government approve the approval of the seminar at Hargeysa. Seminar for activating sports. Eliminate female genitomy. The workshop was approved and held, and the National Committee and the Regional Task Force were established to formulate formal policies. This work is under way and various NGOs and women's organizations have started their own eradication campaign.

Republic of Djibouti The Republic of Djibouti is a country located in the eastern part of the Gulf of Aden in Africa. Djibouti is smaller than Switzerland and Croatia, smaller than Massachusetts, in a dry and dry area of ​​African horns, overlying a vast rocky desert, dotted in the plateau. The majority of the 775,000 people living in this country are Somalians, the few are distant people, and the approximately 15,000 are Europeans. (Cia.gov) Immigrants from the history of Arabs (Afars) lived in this area in 300 BC. The Somalis arrived very early and Muslims did not enter the area until the year 825 AD. Djibouti - Africa Republic: Djibouti in the capital. Former French. Djibouti was originally part of Ethiopia and became independent in 1977. Thanks to the Red Sea and the harbor to the Persian Gulf, it is in a great location. However, the confrontation between Ethiopia and Eritrea has hindered port activities. The population of 623,000 people consists mainly of two ethnic groups, Issa majority (Somali) and Afar minority. The current president, Ismail Omar Guelleh, was elected in 1999 and is chairman of the Intergovernmental Development Agency including Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Sudan and Somalia. The Constitution proclaims Islam as a national religion, which also establishes freedom of worship for all religions. The majority of the population (96%) is Sunni Muslims. The early planted church lost Arab invasion in 1200. Catholics occupy 1% of the population, Orthodox and Protestant occupies 2% Angola Benin Burkina Faso Burundi Central African Republic Chadokomoro Democratic Republic of Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Ethiopia Gambia Guinea Bissau Lesotho Liberia Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mozambique Niger Rwanda Sao Tome and Sega Le Sudan Togo Uganda United Republic of Tanzania Zambia Afghanistan Benin Bolivia Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Central African Republic Democratic Republic of the Congo Ethiopia Ghana Guyana Gambia Haiti Honduras Liberia Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mozambique Nicaragua Niger Rune Peron Shark Bisenegal Sierra Leone Uganda Tanzania United Republic Zambia In 1997, when Edna Adan Ismail was representative of the World Health Organization of the Republic of Djibouti, UNICEF asked her to help the Somaliland government approve the approval of the seminar at Hargeysa. Seminar for activating sports. Eliminate female genitomy. The workshop was approved and held, and the National Committee and the Regional Task Force were established to formulate formal policies. This work is under way and various NGOs and women's organizations have started their own eradication campaign.

Yoruba is one of many African tribes and is one of the largest ethnographic languages ​​group. Most of the natives of Yoruba are part of southwestern Nigeria and Benin. However, the vast majority of modern Nigerians live in Yoruba. In addition, Yoruba culture is an oral tradition, most people are Yoruba native speakers. Yoruba's local name is "Ede Yoruba". As they were thought to be descendants of Oduduwa, this language was born from Yoruba people. Yoruba people are one of the most urbanized people in Africa. For centuries before the arrival of the British colonial government most Yoruba men lived in a well structured city center, centered on the strong city city of Orba residence. In ancient times, most cities were fortress with high walls and gates. Yoruba city is always one of the most populous cities in Africa. Archaeological findings indicate that there are more than 100,000 people in the capital city of yyó - Ilé or Katunga in the Yoruba Empire of Oyo (between the 11th and 19th centuries BC) (the most populous in Africa at the time There are many single population). Ibadan, one of the major cities in Yoruba, is the largest city in sub-Saharan Africa. Today, Yoruba (Èkó), another major city of Yoruba with a population of more than 20 million people, is the largest city on the African continent. Of the many tribes found in Africa, the Norwegian Yoruba people are most popular. These indigenous peoples are part of southwestern Nigeria and Benin. In addition, they are one of Africa 's largest ethnic language groups. The vast majority of modern Nigerians live in Yoruba. In general, Yoruba culture is an oral tradition, most people are Yoruba's native speakers. Yoruba's local name is "Ede Yoruba". - History records that the Aztecs are indigenous ethnic groups throughout the weathered and devastated high school textbooks, they separate the enemy's heart after the battle, create God for all, and bring good fortune and wealth I brought it. . Although some details may certainly exist, most of those stories are still unknown or are stated easily. In fact, Aztecs are a unique civilization prospering in all aspects of culture, proving to be creative and progressive people.

Yoruba is one of many African tribes and is one of the largest ethnographic languages ​​group. Most of the natives of Yoruba are part of southwestern Nigeria and Benin. However, the vast majority of modern Nigerians live in Yoruba. In addition, Yoruba culture is an oral tradition, most people are Yoruba native speakers. Yoruba's local name is "Ede Yoruba". As they were thought to be descendants of Oduduwa, this language was born from Yoruba people. Yoruba people are one of the most urbanized people in Africa. For centuries before the arrival of the British colonial government most Yoruba men lived in a well structured city center, centered on the strong city city of Orba residence. In ancient times, most cities were fortress with high walls and gates. Yoruba city is always one of the most populous cities in Africa. Archaeological findings indicate that there are more than 100,000 people in the capital city of yyó - Ilé or Katunga in the Yoruba Empire of Oyo (between the 11th and 19th centuries BC) (the most populous in Africa at the time There are many single population). Ibadan, one of the major cities in Yoruba, is the largest city in sub-Saharan Africa. Today, Yoruba (Èkó), another major city of Yoruba with a population of more than 20 million people, is the largest city on the African continent. Of the many tribes found in Africa, the Norwegian Yoruba people are most popular. These indigenous peoples are part of southwestern Nigeria and Benin. In addition, they are one of Africa 's largest ethnic language groups. The vast majority of modern Nigerians live in Yoruba. In general, Yoruba culture is an oral tradition, most people are Yoruba's native speakers. Yoruba's local name is "Ede Yoruba". - History records that the Aztecs are indigenous ethnic groups throughout the weathered and devastated high school textbooks, they separate the enemy's heart after the battle, create God for all, and bring good fortune and wealth I brought it. . Although some details may certainly exist, most of those stories are still unknown or are stated easily. In fact, Aztecs are a unique civilization prospering in all aspects of culture, proving to be creative and progressive people.

Of the many tribes found in Africa, the Norwegian Yoruba people are most popular. These indigenous peoples are part of southwestern Nigeria and Benin. In addition, they are one of Africa 's largest ethnic language groups. The vast majority of modern Nigerians live in Yoruba. In general, Yoruba culture is an oral tradition, most people are Yoruba's native speakers. Yoruba's local name is "Ede Yoruba". This word was born from the people of Yoruba who are thought to be descendants of Oduduwa which is a child of a mighty god named Oludumare. Yoruba or Yoruba in Nigeria accounts for 21% of the country's population, with a total population of approximately 40 million. Most Yoruba people are Yoruba's native speakers. Yoruba men are made up of traditional cotton and are very proud group of people who are very proud; yoruba attires include; Ibo tells it of the most populous people in Africa I will make one person. Most Ibo people are native speakers of Igbo Lnaguage and are divided into regional dialects. The main occupation in the village of Nigeria is wart. Agriculture, trade and crafts Of the many tribes found in Africa, the Norwegian Yoruba people are most popular. These indigenous peoples are part of southwestern Nigeria and Benin. In addition, they are one of Africa 's largest ethnic language groups. The vast majority of modern Nigerians live in Yoruba. In general, Yoruba culture is an oral tradition, most people are Yoruba's native speakers. Yoruba's local name is "Ede Yoruba". - History records that the Aztecs are indigenous ethnic groups throughout the weathered and devastated high school textbooks, they separate the enemy's heart after the battle, create God for all, and bring good fortune and wealth I brought it. . Although some details may certainly exist, most of those stories are still unknown or are stated easily. In fact, Aztecs are a unique civilization prospering in all aspects of culture, proving to be creative and progressive people. Yoruba people in Nigeria have rich cultures and traditions that express things and can explain events through language. Oluomo simply means that the winner of "star child", or the bread of this family, is the most successful family that other people rely on for survival. This is better explained by the figure. Surprisingly, some Olomos enjoy their privileged position, they do not notice that others have to be authorized so that wealth can be distributed equally . Unfortunately, due to cultural influence and coloring, religion sometimes promotes this distorted understanding. Some African charismatic leaders will lead their followers to God for success, so they can become the most successful people in the family

Of the many tribes found in Africa, the Norwegian Yoruba people are most popular. These indigenous peoples are part of southwestern Nigeria and Benin. In addition, they are one of Africa 's largest ethnic language groups. The vast majority of modern Nigerians live in Yoruba. In general, Yoruba culture is an oral tradition, most people are Yoruba's native speakers. Yoruba's local name is "Ede Yoruba". This word was born from the people of Yoruba who are thought to be descendants of Oduduwa which is a child of a mighty god named Oludumare. Yoruba or Yoruba in Nigeria accounts for 21% of the country's population, with a total population of approximately 40 million. Most Yoruba people are Yoruba's native speakers. Yoruba men are made up of traditional cotton and are very proud group of people who are very proud; yoruba attires include; Ibo tells it of the most populous people in Africa I will make one person. Most Ibo people are native speakers of Igbo Lnaguage and are divided into regional dialects. The main occupation in the village of Nigeria is wart. Agriculture, trade and crafts Of the many tribes found in Africa, the Norwegian Yoruba people are most popular. These indigenous peoples are part of southwestern Nigeria and Benin. In addition, they are one of Africa 's largest ethnic language groups. The vast majority of modern Nigerians live in Yoruba. In general, Yoruba culture is an oral tradition, most people are Yoruba's native speakers. Yoruba's local name is "Ede Yoruba". - History records that the Aztecs are indigenous ethnic groups throughout the weathered and devastated high school textbooks, they separate the enemy's heart after the battle, create God for all, and bring good fortune and wealth I brought it. . Although some details may certainly exist, most of those stories are still unknown or are stated easily. In fact, Aztecs are a unique civilization prospering in all aspects of culture, proving to be creative and progressive people. Yoruba people in Nigeria have rich cultures and traditions that express things and can explain events through language. Oluomo simply means that the winner of "star child", or the bread of this family, is the most successful family that other people rely on for survival. This is better explained by the figure. Surprisingly, some Olomos enjoy their privileged position, they do not notice that others have to be authorized so that wealth can be distributed equally . Unfortunately, due to cultural influence and coloring, religion sometimes promotes this distorted understanding. Some African charismatic leaders will lead their followers to God for success, so they can become the most successful people in the family

The influence and inspiration before O'Connor 's death seemed like all writers before she started writing stories and novels. The author needs to have a structure to make good stories and novels. Most authors prefer to use their own personal experience as the beginning of their structure but other writers may be more willing to write down the current events they encounter in their lives . Flannery O'Connor was born at Saint Joseph Hospital in Savannah and grew up in Savannah, Georgia where he was inspired by writers. Flannario Connor was greatly affected. She often writes articles about South. Her story takes place in the southern province and her role is from people in the southern part of a small town. Her role is typical of the southern people: from their faith to the way they speak. Religion is an important part of Southern culture and plays an important role in O'Connor's story. When O'Connor grew, there were many violent incidents; this transcended her story. - Charles Manson and Manson's family "Prison, court, and prison were my life since I was twelve." (Emmons and Manson, 21) These are the words of Charles Miller Manson. The murdered slain serial killer was one of his lives. Manson was born on "Unknown Maddox" on November 12, 1934, indeed more than half of his life is in prison. The influence and inspiration before O'Connor 's death seemed like all writers before she started writing stories and novels. The author needs to have a structure to make good stories and novels. Most authors prefer to use their own personal experience as the beginning of their structure but other writers may be more willing to write down the current events they encounter in their lives . "As in many parts of Africa, the growing cities of Nigeria were originally divided by ethnic groups, for example Benin managed municipalities under the central government, but part of the city also governed It is led by the head of the group.

The influence and inspiration before O'Connor 's death seemed like all writers before she started writing stories and novels. The author needs to have a structure to make good stories and novels. Most authors prefer to use their own personal experience as the beginning of their structure but other writers may be more willing to write down the current events they encounter in their lives . Flannery O'Connor was born at Saint Joseph Hospital in Savannah and grew up in Savannah, Georgia where he was inspired by writers. Flannario Connor was greatly affected. She often writes articles about South. Her story takes place in the southern province and her role is from people in the southern part of a small town. Her role is typical of the southern people: from their faith to the way they speak. Religion is an important part of Southern culture and plays an important role in O'Connor's story. When O'Connor grew, there were many violent incidents; this transcended her story. - Charles Manson and Manson's family "Prison, court, and prison were my life since I was twelve." (Emmons and Manson, 21) These are the words of Charles Miller Manson. The murdered slain serial killer was one of his lives. Manson was born on "Unknown Maddox" on November 12, 1934, indeed more than half of his life is in prison. The influence and inspiration before O'Connor 's death seemed like all writers before she started writing stories and novels. The author needs to have a structure to make good stories and novels. Most authors prefer to use their own personal experience as the beginning of their structure but other writers may be more willing to write down the current events they encounter in their lives . "As in many parts of Africa, the growing cities of Nigeria were originally divided by ethnic groups, for example Benin managed municipalities under the central government, but part of the city also governed It is led by the head of the group.

West Africa Today, scholars and scientists generally believe that Africa is the original hometown of mankind. One of the most tragic misunderstandings of historical thinking is that black Africa does not have history before European colonial rule. Caucasians have cultivated the image of Africa as a barbaric and barbarian continent that has been destroyed by tribal war for centuries. This is a general assumption of Caucasters of Europe and the United States of the 19th century - by deliberately promoting pseudo - scientific racial discrimination - Africans are not as white as white people without traces of civilization and culture. The history of the territory since that time was known under the name of Nigeria before the colonial period (16th - 18th centuries) in 1900, and the powerful Kingdom of West Africa such as the Edo Benin empire of the north and Karim Bol of the Muslim, Empire It was dominated by. Nobel Empire. West Kingdom of the Ontario, in the southeast, and various Haussaflani kingdoms. Past archeological excavations revealed some of the more advanced lifestyles of Hausa civilization. Some people can use iron. This helps to make tools and weapons. They also showed great progress in cultural expression rare for the civilization of that era. Many villages also include occupational stone walls that indicate the need to protect animals and other villages. These different settlements wish to collide later and rise, which may explain the elements found in archaeological ruins. West African Kingdom - West Africa Kingdom Today, scholars and scientists believe that Africa is generally the original home of humankind. One of the most tragic misunderstandings of historical thinking is that black Africa does not have history before European colonial rule. Caucasians have cultivated the image of Africa as a barbaric and barbarian continent that has been destroyed by tribal war for centuries. Saint Bridit and the African-American female saint - one of my classmates goes to Ireland every year. My classmate said that every time she visits Ireland she will have a deeper understanding of the woman in the early days. We are all from Baptist, Assassin, and Applause of Applause. I would like to compare the role of women with St. Breidit in the church. The only black female missionary who preached at the Baptist church was Harriet Tuckerman. Another woman talking at the church is that Mary is the mother of Jesus Christ.

West Africa Today, scholars and scientists generally believe that Africa is the original hometown of mankind. One of the most tragic misunderstandings of historical thinking is that black Africa does not have history before European colonial rule. Caucasians have cultivated the image of Africa as a barbaric and barbarian continent that has been destroyed by tribal war for centuries. This is a general assumption of Caucasters of Europe and the United States of the 19th century - by deliberately promoting pseudo - scientific racial discrimination - Africans are not as white as white people without traces of civilization and culture. The history of the territory since that time was known under the name of Nigeria before the colonial period (16th - 18th centuries) in 1900, and the powerful Kingdom of West Africa such as the Edo Benin empire of the north and Karim Bol of the Muslim, Empire It was dominated by. Nobel Empire. West Kingdom of the Ontario, in the southeast, and various Haussaflani kingdoms. Past archeological excavations revealed some of the more advanced lifestyles of Hausa civilization. Some people can use iron. This helps to make tools and weapons. They also showed great progress in cultural expression rare for the civilization of that era. Many villages also include occupational stone walls that indicate the need to protect animals and other villages. These different settlements wish to collide later and rise, which may explain the elements found in archaeological ruins. West African Kingdom - West Africa Kingdom Today, scholars and scientists believe that Africa is generally the original home of humankind. One of the most tragic misunderstandings of historical thinking is that black Africa does not have history before European colonial rule. Caucasians have cultivated the image of Africa as a barbaric and barbarian continent that has been destroyed by tribal war for centuries. Saint Bridit and the African-American female saint - one of my classmates goes to Ireland every year. My classmate said that every time she visits Ireland she will have a deeper understanding of the woman in the early days. We are all from Baptist, Assassin, and Applause of Applause. I would like to compare the role of women with St. Breidit in the church. The only black female missionary who preached at the Baptist church was Harriet Tuckerman. Another woman talking at the church is that Mary is the mother of Jesus Christ.

The central aisle is a voyage that allows slaved Africans to cross the Atlantic Ocean to reach North America and the West Indies. Olaudah Equiano was born in Guinea around 1745 and now is Nigeria. He was sold as a slave when he was a child, working in America and the West Indies. He bought his freedom and stayed in England. He said that his life is terrible as a middle-aged slave. After he refused to give him the owner he was whipped. He said that the ship got stinky and became a slave of sickness, so he was not hungry. Orauda · Equiano (Gustavus Vassa). Born in West Africa, he became slavery in Virginia and was one of the first black Americans who wrote autobiography. In that he detailed the middle passage. It was published in 1789 and is entitled "Interesting Story of Olauda Ecuano's Life" or Gustavus Vassa, written by himself. In this study, from the 16th century to the beginning of the 18th century, Jordan pointed out that the study of the origin and development of the attitude of a black American American black, Jordan has some opinion on the color of Britain, and this view itself They had negative consequences for Africans and before that they also participated in slave trade beyond the Atlantic Ocean. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano (Gustavus Vassa) was kidnapped from his African village at the age of 11, carried through the Atlantic 's difficult' middle passage ', investigated in the West Indies and sold to Virginia producers . Later he was bought by Captain Pascal of the British naval officer as a gift to London's cousin. After 10 years of slavery on the North American continent, he served as a crewman, helping the slave owner of his merchant, and Equiano bought his freedom. - In the 18th century, innocent victims from Africa were kidnapped from their homes, the only land they knew, and then brought to a new world by boat. This new world forces them to become slaves and is deprived of all human rights.

The central aisle is a voyage that allows slaved Africans to cross the Atlantic Ocean to reach North America and the West Indies. Olaudah Equiano was born in Guinea around 1745 and now is Nigeria. He was sold as a slave when he was a child, working in America and the West Indies. He bought his freedom and stayed in England. He said that his life is terrible as a middle-aged slave. After he refused to give him the owner he was whipped. He said that the ship got stinky and became a slave of sickness, so he was not hungry. Orauda · Equiano (Gustavus Vassa). Born in West Africa, he became slavery in Virginia and was one of the first black Americans who wrote autobiography. In that he detailed the middle passage. It was published in 1789 and is entitled "Interesting Story of Olauda Ecuano's Life" or Gustavus Vassa, written by himself. In this study, from the 16th century to the beginning of the 18th century, Jordan pointed out that the study of the origin and development of the attitude of a black American American black, Jordan has some opinion on the color of Britain, and this view itself They had negative consequences for Africans and before that they also participated in slave trade beyond the Atlantic Ocean. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano (Gustavus Vassa) was kidnapped from his African village at the age of 11, carried through the Atlantic 's difficult' middle passage ', investigated in the West Indies and sold to Virginia producers . Later he was bought by Captain Pascal of the British naval officer as a gift to London's cousin. After 10 years of slavery on the North American continent, he served as a crewman, helping the slave owner of his merchant, and Equiano bought his freedom. - In the 18th century, innocent victims from Africa were kidnapped from their homes, the only land they knew, and then brought to a new world by boat. This new world forces them to become slaves and is deprived of all human rights.

Portrait Art Three pieces I chose were Portrait Art, King 's Head, Rioba Mask, and Mother' s Goddess. The first two portraits are West African art from Benin who created two different tribes, the head of the king, Ife and Lyoba mask. The goddess of my mother is a work of Aztecs. These people come from different cultures, times, and share different faiths. Group similarity is a symbolic meaning that portraits bring to people. "Portrait art has long produced unique rigorous practices," Daniel Boorstin, a scholar, wrote. "Mark of the grid" leads the work of the sculptor. For a long time, people thought they were just equipment used by artists to zoom in on any small sketches. Then note that the squares are always entangled in the same body and that these are units proved to be legitimate of Egyptian carvings. "The figure standing is composed of 18 rows of squares (not counting the 19th row of hair above the forehead.) The smallest unit, the width of the fist, represents one side of the square.The elbow Up to six from the knee, up to the base of nine squares of the buttocks, up to twelve square elbow of cantilever, 14 places and half plaza. This article explains how the body of the portrait of the Renaissance Golden Age embodies the body, in particular the detailed explanation of Botticelli's paintings, and how this experience extends and enhances my understanding of future interests I will. This era appeared in the dark ages of the Middle Ages, artists and their sponsors re-invented and expressed classic mythological ideas, especially the ideas of ancient Greece and Rome. - Perhaps since then, since the first prehistoric cave paintings, humans have always used art as a form of expression. As each historical period passes, new technologies and technologies are influenced by the unique style, features, and social conditions of these times. Nonetheless, new forms and unique artistic styles were discovered in each era, and most historical times have been influenced by the early history.

Portrait Art Three pieces I chose were Portrait Art, King 's Head, Rioba Mask, and Mother' s Goddess. The first two portraits are West African art from Benin who created two different tribes, the head of the king, Ife and Lyoba mask. The goddess of my mother is a work of Aztecs. These people come from different cultures, times, and share different faiths. Group similarity is a symbolic meaning that portraits bring to people. "Portrait art has long produced unique rigorous practices," Daniel Boorstin, a scholar, wrote. "Mark of the grid" leads the work of the sculptor. For a long time, people thought they were just equipment used by artists to zoom in on any small sketches. Then note that the squares are always entangled in the same body and that these are units proved to be legitimate of Egyptian carvings. "The figure standing is composed of 18 rows of squares (not counting the 19th row of hair above the forehead.) The smallest unit, the width of the fist, represents one side of the square.The elbow Up to six from the knee, up to the base of nine squares of the buttocks, up to twelve square elbow of cantilever, 14 places and half plaza. This article explains how the body of the portrait of the Renaissance Golden Age embodies the body, in particular the detailed explanation of Botticelli's paintings, and how this experience extends and enhances my understanding of future interests I will. This era appeared in the dark ages of the Middle Ages, artists and their sponsors re-invented and expressed classic mythological ideas, especially the ideas of ancient Greece and Rome. - Perhaps since then, since the first prehistoric cave paintings, humans have always used art as a form of expression. As each historical period passes, new technologies and technologies are influenced by the unique style, features, and social conditions of these times. Nonetheless, new forms and unique artistic styles were discovered in each era, and most historical times have been influenced by the early history.

Origin of Voodoo Voodoo is a traditional religion built on faith and community. This religion was exacerbated by Western culture, and it was erroneously drawn as malignant and dangerous. This religion is not based on (known) "Black Magic" or horror to horror movies, but based on balance and tradition. Religion is not repression or fear caused by childhood horror story, but it is welcomed by its power and history. The exact origin of voodoo is not clear, but it is widely believed that the origin of this religion lies in West Africa. Modern Benin is thought to be the birthplace of this religion, and the name "Voodoo" itself means the "spirit" of the local Fon language. Some people think Voodoo of West Africa has evolved from ancient ancestral worship and animism traditions. But today's form of Voodoo custom is one of the most inhumane events in modern history - the results of the African slave trade between the 16th and the 19th century Long ago before the Europeans began slave trade, the basic wisdom of Voodoo was born in various parts of Africa, but the structure of Voodoo we know today is Hispaniola's European colonial Haiti Was born. Ironically, compulsory immigration from African slaves from various tribes provided conditions for the development of Voodooism. European colonialists believe that by destroying tribes these tribes can not be grouped together as a community. But with the pain of slavery, the transplanted Africans discovered that their beliefs have in common. Voodoo's name comes from the spirit of Africa (the origin of magic) and comes to us through European colonization of the West Indies. African tribes are forcibly transported abroad and are transported to Haiti and other Caribbean lands, mainly for use as agricultural slaves. After arriving in a new country, the slave was baptized by the Roman Catholic church. Due to the fear of the uprising, the settlers separated many slave tribes and dispersed them into new land. As a result, African slaves that are forced to live together and are forced to adapt naturally to each other's lifestyle, customs, belief system are mixed. Slaves were forced to participate regularly in Catholic Mass, but many assimilated tribes continued to practice religion in their home countries. When settlers discovered this, many African slaves persecuted. They were not Catholic religions, they were beaten and killed violently in order to worship their own God.

Origin of Voodoo Voodoo is a traditional religion built on faith and community. This religion was exacerbated by Western culture, and it was erroneously drawn as malignant and dangerous. This religion is not based on (known) "Black Magic" or horror to horror movies, but based on balance and tradition. Religion is not repression or fear caused by childhood horror story, but it is welcomed by its power and history. The exact origin of voodoo is not clear, but it is widely believed that the origin of this religion lies in West Africa. Modern Benin is thought to be the birthplace of this religion, and the name "Voodoo" itself means the "spirit" of the local Fon language. Some people think Voodoo of West Africa has evolved from ancient ancestral worship and animism traditions. But today's form of Voodoo custom is one of the most inhumane events in modern history - the results of the African slave trade between the 16th and the 19th century Long ago before the Europeans began slave trade, the basic wisdom of Voodoo was born in various parts of Africa, but the structure of Voodoo we know today is Hispaniola's European colonial Haiti Was born. Ironically, compulsory immigration from African slaves from various tribes provided conditions for the development of Voodooism. European colonialists believe that by destroying tribes these tribes can not be grouped together as a community. But with the pain of slavery, the transplanted Africans discovered that their beliefs have in common. Voodoo's name comes from the spirit of Africa (the origin of magic) and comes to us through European colonization of the West Indies. African tribes are forcibly transported abroad and are transported to Haiti and other Caribbean lands, mainly for use as agricultural slaves. After arriving in a new country, the slave was baptized by the Roman Catholic church. Due to the fear of the uprising, the settlers separated many slave tribes and dispersed them into new land. As a result, African slaves that are forced to live together and are forced to adapt naturally to each other's lifestyle, customs, belief system are mixed. Slaves were forced to participate regularly in Catholic Mass, but many assimilated tribes continued to practice religion in their home countries. When settlers discovered this, many African slaves persecuted. They were not Catholic religions, they were beaten and killed violently in order to worship their own God.

From the limb songs, the body and mind may be "Is that desirable?" Balance between beauty and external beauty. In the mirror I am looking for another thing that will be fascinated. And not only the other people, everyone: stranger, enemy, past lover. I am scanning the curves of feet, hair, thighs. It is the neck's elbow and nape. In 1972, when I was a child, a novel writer named Martin Kading published a novel "Robot". At the cyborg, a seriously injured man was surgically transplanted into his body. These hands and feet responded to his psychological commands, turning him into a super-Soldier, a robot capable of achieving amazing force and speed. The novel has been adapted to a very popular TV series "$ 6 million." $ 6 million has advertised robots in popular culture. For me, that machine is part of us, we can make our body stronger and faster, it seems really possible. How is that? Even in the 1970s, technology continued to grow at an ever-increasing rate. New technologies are appearing around us. Can you predict what will happen in the future? In an unfamiliar unknown place, I was dormant in a living nightmare. My body is soaked with blood from my wounds. The chain which fixed the neck and limbs tightly broke my body comfortably like ripping the sky with tears. I can taste the blood, my lips are dry, I close my eyes with fear, and suddenly I can feel that I am in an unconscious state. I will never come to America off my country. I am dreaming of my home country Nigeria in West Africa and I am proud to say that this is the largest country in Africa with more than 129.90 million people. In northern Nigeria, Nigeria, Chad and Cameroon are located in the west of Benin in Nigeria, in the eastern part of the country. My dehydration frame imagines the water from the river to the south to the delta Flames and ethers rushed to my blood vessels, helped my cockroaches reach out to them, my bodies and blood broke something almost unchanged from myself. My arms and legs are anxious about the chest of my heart. Because it keeps dripping water to seduce me. The exact size of the Cronus of Lithograph, the son of Zeus, the grandson of Hercules, the purchased Osiris, Isis, Velas, Brahma, Buddha Draft on Allah's leaves who abandoned Manitou in my portfolio, the Cross

From the limb songs, the body and mind may be "Is that desirable?" Balance between beauty and external beauty. In the mirror I am looking for another thing that will be fascinated. And not only the other people, everyone: stranger, enemy, past lover. I am scanning the curves of feet, hair, thighs. It is the neck's elbow and nape. In 1972, when I was a child, a novel writer named Martin Kading published a novel "Robot". At the cyborg, a seriously injured man was surgically transplanted into his body. These hands and feet responded to his psychological commands, turning him into a super-Soldier, a robot capable of achieving amazing force and speed. The novel has been adapted to a very popular TV series "$ 6 million." $ 6 million has advertised robots in popular culture. For me, that machine is part of us, we can make our body stronger and faster, it seems really possible. How is that? Even in the 1970s, technology continued to grow at an ever-increasing rate. New technologies are appearing around us. Can you predict what will happen in the future? In an unfamiliar unknown place, I was dormant in a living nightmare. My body is soaked with blood from my wounds. The chain which fixed the neck and limbs tightly broke my body comfortably like ripping the sky with tears. I can taste the blood, my lips are dry, I close my eyes with fear, and suddenly I can feel that I am in an unconscious state. I will never come to America off my country. I am dreaming of my home country Nigeria in West Africa and I am proud to say that this is the largest country in Africa with more than 129.90 million people. In northern Nigeria, Nigeria, Chad and Cameroon are located in the west of Benin in Nigeria, in the eastern part of the country. My dehydration frame imagines the water from the river to the south to the delta Flames and ethers rushed to my blood vessels, helped my cockroaches reach out to them, my bodies and blood broke something almost unchanged from myself. My arms and legs are anxious about the chest of my heart. Because it keeps dripping water to seduce me. The exact size of the Cronus of Lithograph, the son of Zeus, the grandson of Hercules, the purchased Osiris, Isis, Velas, Brahma, Buddha Draft on Allah's leaves who abandoned Manitou in my portfolio, the Cross

Castel's revenge on Bighorn is one of the most important battles in American history. This is not due to weapons used, casualties or battle strategies used. This is because this fight is one of the biggest fights that American Indians have won for the US military. After this fight, the power of the West American continues. Ironically, by winning the battle of Little Big Horn, Sue and Cheyenne actually accelerated the collapse of the power of Native Americans. The battle of Little Big Horn was in the battle between the American Cavalry under Castel's domination and several Native Americans near the Little Big Horn River in Montana State; Custer was in the battle for the size of the Sioux army Underestimated (supported by Cheyenne fighters), they were killed with all commanders. Castel's revenge on Bighorn is one of the most important battles in American history. This is not due to weapons used, casualties or battle strategies used. This is because this fight is one of the biggest fights that American Indians have won for the US military. After this fight, the power of the West American continues. - The battle of Little Big Horn is one of the most fighting in America's history, and one of the most controversial battles. George Armstrong Custer general led his 210 soldiers to war and did not show up. Custer, mistakes, and personal glory not only caused Caster to die but also became the most remarkable soldier in this fight. But all responsibility is not limited to Castel's shoulder; Frederic Venen and Major Marcus Reno also participated in the battle. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. On June 25, 1876, as the Native American tried to move for the Caucasian for a long time, they decided to take positions and fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in a great leader, Montana led by Bulls. George Armstrong Castel may have broken the Indians if he did not spread all of his regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller forces, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederick Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the valley above the Little Big Horn river. For now, due to the division, Castel left 556 soldiers, and he originally had about 1,000 people.

Castel's revenge on Bighorn is one of the most important battles in American history. This is not due to weapons used, casualties or battle strategies used. This is because this fight is one of the biggest fights that American Indians have won for the US military. After this fight, the power of the West American continues. Ironically, by winning the battle of Little Big Horn, Sue and Cheyenne actually accelerated the collapse of the power of Native Americans. The battle of Little Big Horn was in the battle between the American Cavalry under Castel's domination and several Native Americans near the Little Big Horn River in Montana State; Custer was in the battle for the size of the Sioux army Underestimated (supported by Cheyenne fighters), they were killed with all commanders. Castel's revenge on Bighorn is one of the most important battles in American history. This is not due to weapons used, casualties or battle strategies used. This is because this fight is one of the biggest fights that American Indians have won for the US military. After this fight, the power of the West American continues. - The battle of Little Big Horn is one of the most fighting in America's history, and one of the most controversial battles. George Armstrong Custer general led his 210 soldiers to war and did not show up. Custer, mistakes, and personal glory not only caused Caster to die but also became the most remarkable soldier in this fight. But all responsibility is not limited to Castel's shoulder; Frederic Venen and Major Marcus Reno also participated in the battle. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. On June 25, 1876, as the Native American tried to move for the Caucasian for a long time, they decided to take positions and fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in a great leader, Montana led by Bulls. George Armstrong Castel may have broken the Indians if he did not spread all of his regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller forces, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederick Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the valley above the Little Big Horn river. For now, due to the division, Castel left 556 soldiers, and he originally had about 1,000 people.

We believe China's climate and social monsoon, floods and droughts have a direct correlation between you, weather, climate and society. Since the first civilization in the world, these three themes have influenced each other. The weather affects the role of civilization in clothing and evacuation centers. It is a necessary condition to protect you from these factors. On the other hand, climate and weather are also good factors in areas such as Cancun, Mexico. Continuing extraordinary weather will make this region a holiday Eden and millions of people are flooded to avoid their weather disadvantages throughout the year. Climate change - In the 1717s, the climate changed from Europe to China, the climate became cooler. This change had a serious effect on agriculture and health, and caused serious famine in China. Such a situation often rebels irritated farmers. · Nomads' invasion - In this time Mongolian people of the 16th century reappeared in this area with the support and support of Tibet. To appreciate, Mongolians gave Tibetan leaders Dalai Lama, or the "universal teacher" of Tibetan Buddhism. Japan also attacked the tributary of China, Korea, and demanded that the Ming dynasty army protect the area. Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin In 1959, the Dalai Lama fled from Tibet when the People's Republic of China invaded for Tibet to rule. The Dalai Lama later established the exile Tibetan government in India. One day, the Dalai Lama wants to return to Tibet and regain his life He believes the country is a legitimate ruler. In 1989, the Dalai Lama received the Nobel Peace Prize; he also won the Congress Gold Award in 2007. Until today, he still supports Tibet most strongly. Interestingly, Dalai Lama (thought to be the reincarnation of the thirteenth Dalai Lama) said in an interview that he did not know whether he will be reborn into the next Dalai Lama or whether he will be called the last Dalai Lama. Dalai Lama was born in Lhamo Thondup in China's Tucker on July 6, 1935. At the age of fifteen, he regarded Tibetan regime as the Dalai Lama. In the same year, afraid of being assassinated by the People's Republic, he and several thousand followers fled to Dharamsala in Northern India where they set up an alternative government. Since then, the Dalai Lama has taken many actions and hopes to establish an autonomous Tibetan nation within the territory of the People's Republic of China. However, the Chinese government has not shown signs of peace and reconciliation with Tibet. As part of humanitarian activities, the Dalai Lama has hosted hundreds of conferences, lectures and workshops all over the world. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989. In December 2008, Dalai Lama announced a semi-retirement after gallstone surgery

We believe China's climate and social monsoon, floods and droughts have a direct correlation between you, weather, climate and society. Since the first civilization in the world, these three themes have influenced each other. The weather affects the role of civilization in clothing and evacuation centers. It is a necessary condition to protect you from these factors. On the other hand, climate and weather are also good factors in areas such as Cancun, Mexico. Continuing extraordinary weather will make this region a holiday Eden and millions of people are flooded to avoid their weather disadvantages throughout the year. Climate change - In the 1717s, the climate changed from Europe to China, the climate became cooler. This change had a serious effect on agriculture and health, and caused serious famine in China. Such a situation often rebels irritated farmers. · Nomads' invasion - In this time Mongolian people of the 16th century reappeared in this area with the support and support of Tibet. To appreciate, Mongolians gave Tibetan leaders Dalai Lama, or the "universal teacher" of Tibetan Buddhism. Japan also attacked the tributary of China, Korea, and demanded that the Ming dynasty army protect the area. Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin In 1959, the Dalai Lama fled from Tibet when the People's Republic of China invaded for Tibet to rule. The Dalai Lama later established the exile Tibetan government in India. One day, the Dalai Lama wants to return to Tibet and regain his life He believes the country is a legitimate ruler. In 1989, the Dalai Lama received the Nobel Peace Prize; he also won the Congress Gold Award in 2007. Until today, he still supports Tibet most strongly. Interestingly, Dalai Lama (thought to be the reincarnation of the thirteenth Dalai Lama) said in an interview that he did not know whether he will be reborn into the next Dalai Lama or whether he will be called the last Dalai Lama. Dalai Lama was born in Lhamo Thondup in China's Tucker on July 6, 1935. At the age of fifteen, he regarded Tibetan regime as the Dalai Lama. In the same year, afraid of being assassinated by the People's Republic, he and several thousand followers fled to Dharamsala in Northern India where they set up an alternative government. Since then, the Dalai Lama has taken many actions and hopes to establish an autonomous Tibetan nation within the territory of the People's Republic of China. However, the Chinese government has not shown signs of peace and reconciliation with Tibet. As part of humanitarian activities, the Dalai Lama has hosted hundreds of conferences, lectures and workshops all over the world. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989. In December 2008, Dalai Lama announced a semi-retirement after gallstone surgery

Olaudah Equiano Olaudah Equiano "We are almost a country of dancers, musicians, and poets, all the wonderful events such as the revival of victory in war and the careers of other public pleasures are celebrated with public dance in songs and accompaniments The music that gathered is divided into four departments, each department has its own unique features, the first part contains married men, their weapons virtuosity and expression forms are good for their dance You can see. These two articles explain the different similar experiences of the two authors. Alexander Falconbridge and Olaudah Equiano experienced in the middle paragraph. In my opinion, do you think I am Olaudah Equiano? As his direct experience and actively involved in anti - slavery movement, fs discussion is more reliable. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent

Olaudah Equiano Olaudah Equiano "We are almost a country of dancers, musicians, and poets, all the wonderful events such as the revival of victory in war and the careers of other public pleasures are celebrated with public dance in songs and accompaniments The music that gathered is divided into four departments, each department has its own unique features, the first part contains married men, their weapons virtuosity and expression forms are good for their dance You can see. These two articles explain the different similar experiences of the two authors. Alexander Falconbridge and Olaudah Equiano experienced in the middle paragraph. In my opinion, do you think I am Olaudah Equiano? As his direct experience and actively involved in anti - slavery movement, fs discussion is more reliable. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent

The first part is the personal story of two different people. First, Alexandre Harry is as intrigued as his ancestors. When he was a child, Alex, who heard stories he talked about by his grandmother and the other five people, later learned that he had a relationship with them. These stories tell Africans arrested from the village while cutting trees to make drums. His "name" is Toby, but when a slave refers to him, it must be Kent. He repeatedly tried to escape from slavery, and once he had to choose either castration or losing one foot. Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753) Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia.

The first part is the personal story of two different people. First, Alexandre Harry is as intrigued as his ancestors. When he was a child, Alex, who heard stories he talked about by his grandmother and the other five people, later learned that he had a relationship with them. These stories tell Africans arrested from the village while cutting trees to make drums. His "name" is Toby, but when a slave refers to him, it must be Kent. He repeatedly tried to escape from slavery, and once he had to choose either castration or losing one foot. Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753) Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia.

Before colonial rulers arrived, Africans had a political legacy. This is a way of practicing politics, political attitudes, and political systems from one generation to the next. The authors of Chinua Achebe and D.T. Niane who shared things in autumn and on Sunday showed how politics before the colonial period were practiced, respectively. In Chinua Achebe 's book "Things Fall apart", the people of Umofia were disturbed by their enemies, which is the fascination of war and decided to send the embassy diplomatically to handle the problem. Why choose Africa Why is Africa less vulnerable to slave trade? Because of the political division of the West and Central Africa. Many of the larger political units in the area, such as Ghana and Mali, are declining and it is difficult to boycott slave trade because there is no strong and stable political unit. In retrospect, the Atlantic slave trade apparently seems to depend on a very complex set of variables. Trade winds and ocean currents are required for easy navigation from the coast of West Africa to Brazil and the Caribbean Sea. Africa needs a high fertility rate. New world crops such as cassava, pumpkin and peanut stimulated population growth in Africa, an uneasy historical irony. On the other hand, the rapid increase of the population enables slave trade In terms of business and population, Africa is a permanent part of Atlantic exchanges. Atlantic slave trade slowed population growth in Africa while some Europe, China, and other population continues to expand. Slave trade generally stimulated a positive economic change in Africa and brought economic stagnation. It also caused considerable political turmoil, especially for small societies with small central nations that are often subject to slavery attacks. Some of the larger kingdoms such as Wang Ge and Oyo also gradually collapsed due to slave trade. However, in other areas of Benin and Da Homey, African authorities are trying to utilize new business opportunities to manage slave trade for their benefit. It is often said during the colonial period that conquest was easier due to political differences in Africa. This is particularly true that Africa succumbed to slave trade. The unity of the people is the product of mature feudalism and capitalism. Within Europe, political differences are much less than in Africa, communism means a family-centered political splitting, and only a few countries have true territorial stability. In addition, when European countries demand that other countries obtain prisoners from African rulers, Europe will benefit from either of these two countries to win the conflict. Every European trader can reach the coast of West Africa and take advantage of the political differences found there. for

Before colonial rulers arrived, Africans had a political legacy. This is a way of practicing politics, political attitudes, and political systems from one generation to the next. The authors of Chinua Achebe and D.T. Niane who shared things in autumn and on Sunday showed how politics before the colonial period were practiced, respectively. In Chinua Achebe 's book "Things Fall apart", the people of Umofia were disturbed by their enemies, which is the fascination of war and decided to send the embassy diplomatically to handle the problem. Why choose Africa Why is Africa less vulnerable to slave trade? Because of the political division of the West and Central Africa. Many of the larger political units in the area, such as Ghana and Mali, are declining and it is difficult to boycott slave trade because there is no strong and stable political unit. In retrospect, the Atlantic slave trade apparently seems to depend on a very complex set of variables. Trade winds and ocean currents are required for easy navigation from the coast of West Africa to Brazil and the Caribbean Sea. Africa needs a high fertility rate. New world crops such as cassava, pumpkin and peanut stimulated population growth in Africa, an uneasy historical irony. On the other hand, the rapid increase of the population enables slave trade In terms of business and population, Africa is a permanent part of Atlantic exchanges. Atlantic slave trade slowed population growth in Africa while some Europe, China, and other population continues to expand. Slave trade generally stimulated a positive economic change in Africa and brought economic stagnation. It also caused considerable political turmoil, especially for small societies with small central nations that are often subject to slavery attacks. Some of the larger kingdoms such as Wang Ge and Oyo also gradually collapsed due to slave trade. However, in other areas of Benin and Da Homey, African authorities are trying to utilize new business opportunities to manage slave trade for their benefit. It is often said during the colonial period that conquest was easier due to political differences in Africa. This is particularly true that Africa succumbed to slave trade. The unity of the people is the product of mature feudalism and capitalism. Within Europe, political differences are much less than in Africa, communism means a family-centered political splitting, and only a few countries have true territorial stability. In addition, when European countries demand that other countries obtain prisoners from African rulers, Europe will benefit from either of these two countries to win the conflict. Every European trader can reach the coast of West Africa and take advantage of the political differences found there. for

Olade Ekiano took his funny story from his house in Africa and threw him into a stranger in the western world. Equiano is a slave who has worked hard for ten years to acquire certain characteristics and Western thinking habits. He improved himself, studied religion, and tried to adopt Western mercantilism. However, Equiano holds most of his African tradition. Throughout the story, the author maintains his innocence and pure intentions in Africa; he believes Europeans are very lacking in two qualities. Struggle of Olaudah Equiano In an interesting story of Olaudah Equiano's life Olaudah Equiano is the hero, a victim of slavery and the world around him. Equiano is Ibo from Nigeria, the youngest son of the family, the mother's favorite. He has been trained in agriculture and war techniques since he was a child. His mother used the sign to bathe him as if he were a great warrior. Equiano is having a happy and beautiful childhood. - ... family separated the torn relationship between their loved ones. Americans doubles the number of people using boastless Africans to board a ship. Each ship carries up to 456 Africans, but Americans can accommodate up to 600 people. A bucket is scattered around boats that suffocate many children. Many Africans on these ships are mainly boys. An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano in Olauda Ecuano, or Gustavus Vassa, widely used in university classrooms to educate students about the fear of Atlantic slave ships and the living in West Africa in the 18th century. As Vincent Carretta pointed out, "It is difficult to imagine that no history of middle sentences is cited ... the witnesses use the explanation of their fear as the main evidence." But if this If an authoritative statement was born in South Carolina instead of in Africa? In the newly published Equiano the African: "Biography of homemade character" (Georgia University Press, 2005), Carretta also edited Equiano's interesting story penguin version. In other words, Caretta claims that Equiano is still very valuable to historians as he is called "Atlantic Creole." Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia.

Olade Ekiano took his funny story from his house in Africa and threw him into a stranger in the western world. Equiano is a slave who has worked hard for ten years to acquire certain characteristics and Western thinking habits. He improved himself, studied religion, and tried to adopt Western mercantilism. However, Equiano holds most of his African tradition. Throughout the story, the author maintains his innocence and pure intentions in Africa; he believes Europeans are very lacking in two qualities. Struggle of Olaudah Equiano In an interesting story of Olaudah Equiano's life Olaudah Equiano is the hero, a victim of slavery and the world around him. Equiano is Ibo from Nigeria, the youngest son of the family, the mother's favorite. He has been trained in agriculture and war techniques since he was a child. His mother used the sign to bathe him as if he were a great warrior. Equiano is having a happy and beautiful childhood. - ... family separated the torn relationship between their loved ones. Americans doubles the number of people using boastless Africans to board a ship. Each ship carries up to 456 Africans, but Americans can accommodate up to 600 people. A bucket is scattered around boats that suffocate many children. Many Africans on these ships are mainly boys. An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano in Olauda Ecuano, or Gustavus Vassa, widely used in university classrooms to educate students about the fear of Atlantic slave ships and the living in West Africa in the 18th century. As Vincent Carretta pointed out, "It is difficult to imagine that no history of middle sentences is cited ... the witnesses use the explanation of their fear as the main evidence." But if this If an authoritative statement was born in South Carolina instead of in Africa? In the newly published Equiano the African: "Biography of homemade character" (Georgia University Press, 2005), Carretta also edited Equiano's interesting story penguin version. In other words, Caretta claims that Equiano is still very valuable to historians as he is called "Atlantic Creole." Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia.

Macbeth: Appearance and reality William Shakespeare's Macbeth is very important in appearance and reality theme. The roles of Duncan, Macbeth and Macbeth can not distinguish between appearance and reality, leading to tragic results. Duncan exceeds Macbeth, Mrs. Macbeth was deceived by the witch and repeatedly fooled by others like Macbeth. King Duncan trusts Macbeth too much. Macbeth seems to be a superhero loyal to King Duncan. Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker Macbeth: Appearance and reality William Shakespeare's Macbeth is very important in appearance and reality theme. The roles of Duncan, Macbeth and Macbeth can not distinguish between appearance and reality, leading to tragic results. Duncan exceeds Macbeth, Mrs. Macbeth was deceived by the witch and repeatedly fooled by others like Macbeth. King Duncan trusts Macbeth too much. Macbeth appeared in a highly acclaimed drama written by the most respected playwright William Shakespeare Othello often used emergence and reality themes through tragic stories. Through this theme and through the game, the life course will go all the way for the reader to consume. There are certainly many worthy things, but there are things that stand out in relation to modernity. They will lead to a deceptive and operational life that leads to the downfall of a person as follows.

Macbeth: Appearance and reality William Shakespeare's Macbeth is very important in appearance and reality theme. The roles of Duncan, Macbeth and Macbeth can not distinguish between appearance and reality, leading to tragic results. Duncan exceeds Macbeth, Mrs. Macbeth was deceived by the witch and repeatedly fooled by others like Macbeth. King Duncan trusts Macbeth too much. Macbeth seems to be a superhero loyal to King Duncan. Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker Macbeth: Appearance and reality William Shakespeare's Macbeth is very important in appearance and reality theme. The roles of Duncan, Macbeth and Macbeth can not distinguish between appearance and reality, leading to tragic results. Duncan exceeds Macbeth, Mrs. Macbeth was deceived by the witch and repeatedly fooled by others like Macbeth. King Duncan trusts Macbeth too much. Macbeth appeared in a highly acclaimed drama written by the most respected playwright William Shakespeare Othello often used emergence and reality themes through tragic stories. Through this theme and through the game, the life course will go all the way for the reader to consume. There are certainly many worthy things, but there are things that stand out in relation to modernity. They will lead to a deceptive and operational life that leads to the downfall of a person as follows.

If economic benefit income is offered in a database format, revenue can be potential in terms of expenditure as users need to join the database. So income comes from subscription fee. If the material is published in book form, former Malaysian players and so on. Therefore, income comes from sales. It also benefits others, such as editing athletes' biographies. Other efforts may be directed to movie makers who are interested in sports movie production and information consultants who need information sports. This article will focus on biodiesel produced in Malaysia. Since Malaysia is one of the world's leading producers of palm oil, palm oil has been selected as a raw material for palm oil biodiesel production. The Malaysian palm oil biodiesel industry has many advantages and disadvantages in economic, social and environmental aspects. The purpose of this paper is to analyze past, present and future of Malaysian palm oil biodiesel industry. In this article, we will explain the technical aspect of palm oil biodiesel production and characteristics of pure palm oil biodiesel to meet international market standards. Malaysia faces intense competition with other biodiesel producers such as Indonesia and Brazil. The scope of this research continues to face the challenges facing Malaysia as the world's top biodiesel exporter, covering the short-term development of biodiesel around the world, its strengths and weaknesses are the palm It is the use of oil. Malaysia is one of the major producer of palm oil biodiesel and has a wide range of raw palm reserves. By analyzing the records of biodiesel production in Malaysia it can be commented that Malaysia has a competitive advantage over other palm oil based biodiesel producers. However, Malaysia is not the sole producer of biodiesel countries such as Indonesia, Colombia, Benin, Kenya, but is beginning to explore the resources available in that country to maintain the production of palm oil biodiesel production . The scope of this paper is to collect and analyze the data on palm oil biodiesel in Malaysia, using the palm oil as the main ingredient in production, the strengths and weaknesses of the political and economic barriers that need to be overcome, the main production, To determine its performance and location in the world biodiesel industry. Competition of technology and technology In this survey, the current biodiesel technology used in the manufacture of pure biodiesel conforming to international standards in Malaysia, and the implementation of better methods and techniques used in Indonesia and Malaysia I will explain the recommendation for improving. Overall, this white paper will analyze the past, present and future trends of the Malaysian palm oil biodiesel industry in the world biodiesel industry.

If economic benefit income is offered in a database format, revenue can be potential in terms of expenditure as users need to join the database. So income comes from subscription fee. If the material is published in book form, former Malaysian players and so on. Therefore, income comes from sales. It also benefits others, such as editing athletes' biographies. Other efforts may be directed to movie makers who are interested in sports movie production and information consultants who need information sports. This article will focus on biodiesel produced in Malaysia. Since Malaysia is one of the world's leading producers of palm oil, palm oil has been selected as a raw material for palm oil biodiesel production. The Malaysian palm oil biodiesel industry has many advantages and disadvantages in economic, social and environmental aspects. The purpose of this paper is to analyze past, present and future of Malaysian palm oil biodiesel industry. In this article, we will explain the technical aspect of palm oil biodiesel production and characteristics of pure palm oil biodiesel to meet international market standards. Malaysia faces intense competition with other biodiesel producers such as Indonesia and Brazil. The scope of this research continues to face the challenges facing Malaysia as the world's top biodiesel exporter, covering the short-term development of biodiesel around the world, its strengths and weaknesses are the palm It is the use of oil. Malaysia is one of the major producer of palm oil biodiesel and has a wide range of raw palm reserves. By analyzing the records of biodiesel production in Malaysia it can be commented that Malaysia has a competitive advantage over other palm oil based biodiesel producers. However, Malaysia is not the sole producer of biodiesel countries such as Indonesia, Colombia, Benin, Kenya, but is beginning to explore the resources available in that country to maintain the production of palm oil biodiesel production . The scope of this paper is to collect and analyze the data on palm oil biodiesel in Malaysia, using the palm oil as the main ingredient in production, the strengths and weaknesses of the political and economic barriers that need to be overcome, the main production, To determine its performance and location in the world biodiesel industry. Competition of technology and technology In this survey, the current biodiesel technology used in the manufacture of pure biodiesel conforming to international standards in Malaysia, and the implementation of better methods and techniques used in Indonesia and Malaysia I will explain the recommendation for improving. Overall, this white paper will analyze the past, present and future trends of the Malaysian palm oil biodiesel industry in the world biodiesel industry.

Introduction The study compared the proportion of violence between male and female prison. Studying this topic is important as it can lead to conclusions of extensive violence in men or women's prisons as well as lead to other problems. In this article I will explain the social, psychological and sexual problems of prisoners. In addition, most people believe that men are more likely to be physically violent, so violence is common in male prisons and the incidence of violence should be higher than female prisons I have more ideas. A series of prison management issues increase the violent political interests in prisons Public interests on the "strict" criminal policy violent crime rate is expected that the rise in violent crime rates will become overcrowded due to bed shortage The range of Ns was 582 to 585. 4% of respondents found other reasons, such as "other states are so" (eg following domestic ultra-fast construction trends), dealing with employee and prisoner safety issues, reducing gangs Influence 1 2 3 4 Sharp rise in violent crime rate 1 2 3 4 Specific prison riot 1 2 3 4 Prison violence problem 1 2 3 4 Increase in prison violence 1 2 3 4 Political interests "Strict" crime Policy 1 2 3 4 Public concern for "strict" criminal policy 1 2 3 4 Bed shortage due to overcrowding 1 2 3 4 Other (please state ___________________________) 1 2 3 4 3 Please proceed to the next page This document was submitted to the United States The Ministry of Justice search report report has not yet been published by the department. The opinion or opinion stated is the author's opinion or opinion and does not necessarily reflect the official position or policy of the US Department of Justice. According to the data, the number of prisoners in at least 115 countries exceeds the number of official prisons. Overcrowding is not a rise in the crime rate but as a result of criminal justice policy, which impairs the ability of the prison system to meet basic human needs such as medical care, food and housing. It also impairs the usefulness and effectiveness of rehabilitation programs, education and vocational training, and entertainment activities. The highest overcrowding rate in the Americas is 310% (El Salvador), Africa 363% (Benin), Asia 316% (Philippines), Oceania 217% (French Polynesia), Middle East and North Africa 186% (Lebanon), Europe 136 . %(Macedonia). Data may underestimate the severity of the problem as the country determines their own abilities in certain prisons.

Introduction The study compared the proportion of violence between male and female prison. Studying this topic is important as it can lead to conclusions of extensive violence in men or women's prisons as well as lead to other problems. In this article I will explain the social, psychological and sexual problems of prisoners. In addition, most people believe that men are more likely to be physically violent, so violence is common in male prisons and the incidence of violence should be higher than female prisons I have more ideas. A series of prison management issues increase the violent political interests in prisons Public interests on the "strict" criminal policy violent crime rate is expected that the rise in violent crime rates will become overcrowded due to bed shortage The range of Ns was 582 to 585. 4% of respondents found other reasons, such as "other states are so" (eg following domestic ultra-fast construction trends), dealing with employee and prisoner safety issues, reducing gangs Influence 1 2 3 4 Sharp rise in violent crime rate 1 2 3 4 Specific prison riot 1 2 3 4 Prison violence problem 1 2 3 4 Increase in prison violence 1 2 3 4 Political interests "Strict" crime Policy 1 2 3 4 Public concern for "strict" criminal policy 1 2 3 4 Bed shortage due to overcrowding 1 2 3 4 Other (please state ___________________________) 1 2 3 4 3 Please proceed to the next page This document was submitted to the United States The Ministry of Justice search report report has not yet been published by the department. The opinion or opinion stated is the author's opinion or opinion and does not necessarily reflect the official position or policy of the US Department of Justice. According to the data, the number of prisoners in at least 115 countries exceeds the number of official prisons. Overcrowding is not a rise in the crime rate but as a result of criminal justice policy, which impairs the ability of the prison system to meet basic human needs such as medical care, food and housing. It also impairs the usefulness and effectiveness of rehabilitation programs, education and vocational training, and entertainment activities. The highest overcrowding rate in the Americas is 310% (El Salvador), Africa 363% (Benin), Asia 316% (Philippines), Oceania 217% (French Polynesia), Middle East and North Africa 186% (Lebanon), Europe 136 . %(Macedonia). Data may underestimate the severity of the problem as the country determines their own abilities in certain prisons.

When the African society judged other cultures, Edgar Rice 's virgin human being is an interesting story in the lives of Mount Thai and Orada Ititano or Gustav Vassa. Judgment is biased and ethnic centered. In Edgar Rice Burroughs's "Otama", Taishan, "It is a perfect specimen of white male sex", predicts many ideals and views of European society [1]. Olaudah Equiano told the story of his interesting life at Olaudah Equiano or the release of Gustav Vasa in Africa from his capture of direct information of slavery. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753) An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano, published in 1789. . . He wrote about the story of Africans who were enslaved by the British in the mid 18th century. Regardless of whether it is strictly based on the life of the Equiano or the lives of others, no one in this book is aware of fear and inhumane treatment that slaves suffer. From 1789 to 1797, Eciano fought for the cause of abolitionism. See Olaudah Equiano Research Paper. Historians discussed the importance of one of the few female rulers of ancient Egypt called Hatshepsut. Traditionally she has been seen as a conspiracy to deprive the throne, and recent scholarships acknowledged the complex difficulties she faced as a woman ruler three and a half years ago. However, she seems to have unrestricted access to natural resources and human resources. And she made it possible to participate in a large construction project in Egypt. View Hatshepsut's research paper

When the African society judged other cultures, Edgar Rice 's virgin human being is an interesting story in the lives of Mount Thai and Orada Ititano or Gustav Vassa. Judgment is biased and ethnic centered. In Edgar Rice Burroughs's "Otama", Taishan, "It is a perfect specimen of white male sex", predicts many ideals and views of European society [1]. Olaudah Equiano told the story of his interesting life at Olaudah Equiano or the release of Gustav Vasa in Africa from his capture of direct information of slavery. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753) An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano, published in 1789. . . He wrote about the story of Africans who were enslaved by the British in the mid 18th century. Regardless of whether it is strictly based on the life of the Equiano or the lives of others, no one in this book is aware of fear and inhumane treatment that slaves suffer. From 1789 to 1797, Eciano fought for the cause of abolitionism. See Olaudah Equiano Research Paper. Historians discussed the importance of one of the few female rulers of ancient Egypt called Hatshepsut. Traditionally she has been seen as a conspiracy to deprive the throne, and recent scholarships acknowledged the complex difficulties she faced as a woman ruler three and a half years ago. However, she seems to have unrestricted access to natural resources and human resources. And she made it possible to participate in a large construction project in Egypt. View Hatshepsut's research paper

Johannesburg - South African officials said they took dozens of Dutch tourists on the bus after leaving the main international airport in Johannesburg due to theft of vehicles marked by police. The government said the robbery, including men in police uniforms and five other casual dresses, stopped the bus and asked 36 tourists to hand over valuables. Tourists were injured and brought to the hospital. The South African media said the elderly tourists attacked North Johannesburg on Sunday evening There are regular reports of robbery robbers driving people from O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg. Authorities say they are investigating whether they may increase safety and whether an airport official may have helped robbery The main airport in Botswana is Gaborone's Sir Seretse Khama. Zimbabwe, South Africa, Namibia, Kenya, Ethiopia. To Maun's airport, you can arrive from Windhoek in Namibia from Johannesburg, Cape Town, or Gaborone once a day (summer 2009). The distance between Gaborone and Mahon is over 1,000 kilometers. Maung is a tourist attraction. There are several entrances to the way to Botswana: From the Johannesburg to the south of Gaborone, to Namibia to the west, to Namibia to the north, Namibia to the north, Zambia, Zimbabwe, east of Francestown, Harare departs Botswana's main road is maintained and well maintained I will The rescue plane landed on Uia, the code name "Airstrip Annabelle", the only "airport" at Via Fla. At the peak of air transportation, it became the second busiest airport in Africa after Johannesburg. A shrub landing zone is a wide road without tools and navigation equipment. These flights are mainly for Sao Tome island (then Portuguese colony), Fernando Pau Island (then Spanish colony, now known as Bioco of the Equatorial Guinea Republic), and Doutmay's Kutno (now Benin) It is from. Humanitarian aviation is carried out only by private cargo aircraft, not including escort military or defense aircraft. France provides relief supplies and military supplies to France for flights to Libreville

Johannesburg - South African officials said they took dozens of Dutch tourists on the bus after leaving the main international airport in Johannesburg due to theft of vehicles marked by police. The government said the robbery, including men in police uniforms and five other casual dresses, stopped the bus and asked 36 tourists to hand over valuables. Tourists were injured and brought to the hospital. The South African media said the elderly tourists attacked North Johannesburg on Sunday evening There are regular reports of robbery robbers driving people from O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg. Authorities say they are investigating whether they may increase safety and whether an airport official may have helped robbery The main airport in Botswana is Gaborone's Sir Seretse Khama. Zimbabwe, South Africa, Namibia, Kenya, Ethiopia. To Maun's airport, you can arrive from Windhoek in Namibia from Johannesburg, Cape Town, or Gaborone once a day (summer 2009). The distance between Gaborone and Mahon is over 1,000 kilometers. Maung is a tourist attraction. There are several entrances to the way to Botswana: From the Johannesburg to the south of Gaborone, to Namibia to the west, to Namibia to the north, Namibia to the north, Zambia, Zimbabwe, east of Francestown, Harare departs Botswana's main road is maintained and well maintained I will The rescue plane landed on Uia, the code name "Airstrip Annabelle", the only "airport" at Via Fla. At the peak of air transportation, it became the second busiest airport in Africa after Johannesburg. A shrub landing zone is a wide road without tools and navigation equipment. These flights are mainly for Sao Tome island (then Portuguese colony), Fernando Pau Island (then Spanish colony, now known as Bioco of the Equatorial Guinea Republic), and Doutmay's Kutno (now Benin) It is from. Humanitarian aviation is carried out only by private cargo aircraft, not including escort military or defense aircraft. France provides relief supplies and military supplies to France for flights to Libreville

If a stable position is the basis of identity, from Africa to the ship to Barbados, Virginia, the British Empire, Orauda Ecuano is certainly not so. However, he still develops a certain identity in his story. It is because he is deprived of the family and culture in which he was born, and he will never stay long in one place. . In contrast, Harriet Jacobs has developed identity primarily based on families and communities around her. Jacobs and her contemporary Fredrick Douglass have also been influenced by diversity and vibrant cities that have evolved since independence in the United States. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Equiano was born in Nigeria and sold to an 11 year old slave. After spells in Barbados and Virginia, he spent eight years traveling the world as a slave of the Royal Navy. His last master, British businessman in Montserrat, asked him to buy it for free at £ 40 - almost a year teacher salary, but Equiano did it with a three year contract. Pp.iii-v: "The spirit and time of the Lord, and the House of British Parliament." Ecuano used this preface to build his work as abolitionist literature and write down his sympathy for suffering in slave trade to inspire my unhappy compatriots in your majestic meeting. Specifically, he deals with authorities with authority of Congress to abolish slave trade.

If a stable position is the basis of identity, from Africa to the ship to Barbados, Virginia, the British Empire, Orauda Ecuano is certainly not so. However, he still develops a certain identity in his story. It is because he is deprived of the family and culture in which he was born, and he will never stay long in one place. . In contrast, Harriet Jacobs has developed identity primarily based on families and communities around her. Jacobs and her contemporary Fredrick Douglass have also been influenced by diversity and vibrant cities that have evolved since independence in the United States. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Equiano was born in Nigeria and sold to an 11 year old slave. After spells in Barbados and Virginia, he spent eight years traveling the world as a slave of the Royal Navy. His last master, British businessman in Montserrat, asked him to buy it for free at £ 40 - almost a year teacher salary, but Equiano did it with a three year contract. Pp.iii-v: "The spirit and time of the Lord, and the House of British Parliament." Ecuano used this preface to build his work as abolitionist literature and write down his sympathy for suffering in slave trade to inspire my unhappy compatriots in your majestic meeting. Specifically, he deals with authorities with authority of Congress to abolish slave trade.

INTRODUCTION Nigeria is often called African giant and is located in the Gulf of Guinea along the Atlantic Ocean in western Africa. The border is Benin in the west, Chad and Cameroon in the east, and Niger in the north. The main indigenous peoples of Nigeria are Wbo, Hausa and Yoruba. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, it is the most populous country in Africa, the current population growth rate is 7% and the estimated population is about 175 million. Regardless of whether it is a developed country or a less developed country, each country contains factors of poverty. Nigeria has more than 160 million Africa - the largest population - and the rapidly growing economy. Despite the rich agricultural resources of Nigeria and the wealth of oil, the country's poverty is widespread and has increased since the late 1990s. About 70% of Nigerian people live on less than $ 1.25 a day. Poverty is a characteristic of the living environment and the living environment of most Nigerian people. There is no doubt that Nigeria is a natural resource of African giants, but unfortunately Nigeria is still fighting against corruption and corruption has already destroyed our poverty. The country will influence our international business relations and promote potential business and development. International business is a commerce transaction between two or more countries, and the purpose of the private sector is to benefit from government interests or political reasons (Daniels, Radebahugh and Sullivan, 2007). Companies became more global, making trading in different regional trading groups easier. This only encourages companies and economies to participate in international business to promote economic development. Several economic theories show that the country's competitiveness with other countries and Nigeria has an absolute advantage over the oil sector. Power supply is insufficient or unusable. Nigerian Airlines believes it will invest heavily to maintain the business in Nigeria regarding power generation. Sweden is a country that has established several waste incineration plants to generate energy for heating purposes. It is one of the most successful countries to transform waste into energy. Waste recycling meets 20% of Sweden's regional heating demand Sweden not only collects household waste and industrial waste, but also recycles it and uses it as a fuel for a refuse incineration plant, We import garbage from European countries. In fact, you will realize that only 4% of Swedish home garbage has moved to landfill.

INTRODUCTION Nigeria is often called African giant and is located in the Gulf of Guinea along the Atlantic Ocean in western Africa. The border is Benin in the west, Chad and Cameroon in the east, and Niger in the north. The main indigenous peoples of Nigeria are Wbo, Hausa and Yoruba. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, it is the most populous country in Africa, the current population growth rate is 7% and the estimated population is about 175 million. Regardless of whether it is a developed country or a less developed country, each country contains factors of poverty. Nigeria has more than 160 million Africa - the largest population - and the rapidly growing economy. Despite the rich agricultural resources of Nigeria and the wealth of oil, the country's poverty is widespread and has increased since the late 1990s. About 70% of Nigerian people live on less than $ 1.25 a day. Poverty is a characteristic of the living environment and the living environment of most Nigerian people. There is no doubt that Nigeria is a natural resource of African giants, but unfortunately Nigeria is still fighting against corruption and corruption has already destroyed our poverty. The country will influence our international business relations and promote potential business and development. International business is a commerce transaction between two or more countries, and the purpose of the private sector is to benefit from government interests or political reasons (Daniels, Radebahugh and Sullivan, 2007). Companies became more global, making trading in different regional trading groups easier. This only encourages companies and economies to participate in international business to promote economic development. Several economic theories show that the country's competitiveness with other countries and Nigeria has an absolute advantage over the oil sector. Power supply is insufficient or unusable. Nigerian Airlines believes it will invest heavily to maintain the business in Nigeria regarding power generation. Sweden is a country that has established several waste incineration plants to generate energy for heating purposes. It is one of the most successful countries to transform waste into energy. Waste recycling meets 20% of Sweden's regional heating demand Sweden not only collects household waste and industrial waste, but also recycles it and uses it as a fuel for a refuse incineration plant, We import garbage from European countries. In fact, you will realize that only 4% of Swedish home garbage has moved to landfill.

An interesting story in the life of Olaudah Equiano is a story that arouses emotional and historical facts and makes the reader understand the cruel and harsh reality of slavery and life. Equiano talks about slavery in America from Africa and his free life in the UK. His work has been considered a good example of major materials for several years, but recent inconsistencies in his events and timelines are raising questions about his credibility as an author. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. In 1789, a middle-aged African-born male born in London announced "Interesting story of the life of Orada Itiano", Gustav Vasa of Africa for a new literary genre and understanding. A new way experienced by enslaved people has laid the foundation. In this autobiography, writer Olaudah Equiano details in detail the journey from Africa's imprisonment to slavery to the Atlantic, and the British freedom movement. In chapter 12, Equiano has released a series of evidences to prove the abolition of slavery and the abolition of transatlantic slavery in the UK and other countries. Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753)

An interesting story in the life of Olaudah Equiano is a story that arouses emotional and historical facts and makes the reader understand the cruel and harsh reality of slavery and life. Equiano talks about slavery in America from Africa and his free life in the UK. His work has been considered a good example of major materials for several years, but recent inconsistencies in his events and timelines are raising questions about his credibility as an author. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. In 1789, a middle-aged African-born male born in London announced "Interesting story of the life of Orada Itiano", Gustav Vasa of Africa for a new literary genre and understanding. A new way experienced by enslaved people has laid the foundation. In this autobiography, writer Olaudah Equiano details in detail the journey from Africa's imprisonment to slavery to the Atlantic, and the British freedom movement. In chapter 12, Equiano has released a series of evidences to prove the abolition of slavery and the abolition of transatlantic slavery in the UK and other countries. Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753)

Olaudah Equiano 's slave trade was inhumane, but it became an important aspect of the world economy in the 18th century. When thousands of Africans were traded, Olaudah Equiano became a member of countless children and was kidnapped and sold as slaves in the black market. Slavery has existed for centuries before the birth of Equiano (1745), but labor demand in the developing Western Hemisphere is increasing, especially in the Caribbean and Carolina regions. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent

Olaudah Equiano 's slave trade was inhumane, but it became an important aspect of the world economy in the 18th century. When thousands of Africans were traded, Olaudah Equiano became a member of countless children and was kidnapped and sold as slaves in the black market. Slavery has existed for centuries before the birth of Equiano (1745), but labor demand in the developing Western Hemisphere is increasing, especially in the Caribbean and Carolina regions. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent

Thailand: According to the State Council, Thailand is male, female, children, destinations, transit countries subject to forced labor and sex trade. Victims of neighboring countries such as China, Vietnam, Uzbekistan, Fiji, etc. will travel for various reasons. Thailand including departure from poverty "(TIPR, 2013, page 358). The country where people escape is known for their poor living conditions that contribute to their "push" factor. The Philippines is a country of origin and transit related to forced labor and sexual exploitation. Thailand is one of the largest forced labor supply countries in Southeast Asia and the world. Most forced laborers are from neighboring Southeast Asian countries such as Myanmar, Malaysia, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia. Immigrants voluntarily migrate to Thailand where they may be forced to finally work or sell them to their sex industry. Laos is known as the country of origin of sex slave industry and forced labor industry men, women and children. Many Laotian immigrants moved to a country like Thailand or from a transit country to China. Laos immigrants are mainly flowing into the labor intensive labor department. 70% of immigrants from Laos are women, many of whom are trying to use housework. In Thailand, domestic workers do not receive labor protection, so there is the possibility of risking immigrant women in Laos. The adverse health effects of child labor with a small burden on health can not be over-emphasized. Many forms of child labor send children to dangerous work for children and adults. Child sex workers in Thailand and Nepal are infected with infectious diseases, like their older fellows, fighting psychological trauma. However, in other occupations, children are more susceptible to illness and injuries than adults. A concrete example reveals the unique and terrible health burden of child labor. Trafficking is a crime involving the exploitation of children and adults in forced or sex trading - a serious problem in Togo and its neighbors. Togo has various forms including compulsory child labor in the agricultural sector. In Lome, children are forced to work in family services and trafficking in the roadside, and they are used for commercial transactions. Traffickers are often recruiting victims from the northern countryside to develop in more southern cities. Children of Benin and Ghana are recruited for forced labor and sex trade and are brought to Togo. This comic book is part of the embassy's efforts to educate people in vulnerable communities to solve problems. In March of this year, we plan to start outreach events to distribute comics in these areas, information briefing sessions by local anti-trafficking NGO coordinators and representatives of Togo government's anti-trafficking activities.

Thailand: According to the State Council, Thailand is male, female, children, destinations, transit countries subject to forced labor and sex trade. Victims of neighboring countries such as China, Vietnam, Uzbekistan, Fiji, etc. will travel for various reasons. Thailand including departure from poverty "(TIPR, 2013, page 358). The country where people escape is known for their poor living conditions that contribute to their "push" factor. The Philippines is a country of origin and transit related to forced labor and sexual exploitation. Thailand is one of the largest forced labor supply countries in Southeast Asia and the world. Most forced laborers are from neighboring Southeast Asian countries such as Myanmar, Malaysia, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia. Immigrants voluntarily migrate to Thailand where they may be forced to finally work or sell them to their sex industry. Laos is known as the country of origin of sex slave industry and forced labor industry men, women and children. Many Laotian immigrants moved to a country like Thailand or from a transit country to China. Laos immigrants are mainly flowing into the labor intensive labor department. 70% of immigrants from Laos are women, many of whom are trying to use housework. In Thailand, domestic workers do not receive labor protection, so there is the possibility of risking immigrant women in Laos. The adverse health effects of child labor with a small burden on health can not be over-emphasized. Many forms of child labor send children to dangerous work for children and adults. Child sex workers in Thailand and Nepal are infected with infectious diseases, like their older fellows, fighting psychological trauma. However, in other occupations, children are more susceptible to illness and injuries than adults. A concrete example reveals the unique and terrible health burden of child labor. Trafficking is a crime involving the exploitation of children and adults in forced or sex trading - a serious problem in Togo and its neighbors. Togo has various forms including compulsory child labor in the agricultural sector. In Lome, children are forced to work in family services and trafficking in the roadside, and they are used for commercial transactions. Traffickers are often recruiting victims from the northern countryside to develop in more southern cities. Children of Benin and Ghana are recruited for forced labor and sex trade and are brought to Togo. This comic book is part of the embassy's efforts to educate people in vulnerable communities to solve problems. In March of this year, we plan to start outreach events to distribute comics in these areas, information briefing sessions by local anti-trafficking NGO coordinators and representatives of Togo government's anti-trafficking activities.

Olaudah Equiano Olaudah Equiano is an African American who is enslaved. In the 17th and 18th centuries, he was forced like many other African Americans. In a short story about Olaudah Equiano, it talks about his life and his slave experience. There are a couple of things that we talked about in the lesson to the story. I discuss some topics on Equiano and other slaves. First of all, many transactions and exchanges with the white slave owner. They treat slaves as a human being, not as a human being. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent

Olaudah Equiano Olaudah Equiano is an African American who is enslaved. In the 17th and 18th centuries, he was forced like many other African Americans. In a short story about Olaudah Equiano, it talks about his life and his slave experience. There are a couple of things that we talked about in the lesson to the story. I discuss some topics on Equiano and other slaves. First of all, many transactions and exchanges with the white slave owner. They treat slaves as a human being, not as a human being. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent

In order to fully understand the concepts, problems, and developments contained in this research report, we included background information on Nigeria. This will help you master the main concepts, problems, development, and recommendations discussed later in this article. Nigeria is the creation of European imperialism. Nigeria is British political building located on the Atlantic coast of West Africa, with Benin in the west, Niger and Chad in the north and Cameroon in the east. The reason is obvious. I was born in Nigeria, I live in Nigeria. And work at Genii Games is mainly based on solving Nigerian problems and the possibility of influencing my 2 or 5 years. Prostitutes. In other words, I still understand this country from a historical point of view. Most of it is where we are today. Therefore, my approach arises from subtle challenges of boxing with 18 million stereotypes. Launching Lidya in Nigeria was an easy decision for Tunde. "If you're thinking about building the future of X, Y, Z, Nigeria, Africa, you are proceeding," he explained. Nigeria is a young and growing country with a commercial credit gap estimated at only $ 30 billion. There are many entrepreneurs who have established promising companies in various fields and are meeting the needs of customers, but without the same fundraising channels these companies can not fully realize their possibilities. The Smart Solutions market is mature enough to support entrepreneurs and promote job growth With the advent of the Nigerian GSM revolution, many (then) potential foreign investors, consulting firms, bankers, and their Nigerian partners underestimated the opportunities and possibilities of the industry. Chair Etisalat in Nigeria quoted this in an emotional speech at the University of Cambridge Business School in Cambridge, England. Quoting him: "One of his biggest business mistakes was not being able to acquire a mobile network license for the first time in Nigeria.

In order to fully understand the concepts, problems, and developments contained in this research report, we included background information on Nigeria. This will help you master the main concepts, problems, development, and recommendations discussed later in this article. Nigeria is the creation of European imperialism. Nigeria is British political building located on the Atlantic coast of West Africa, with Benin in the west, Niger and Chad in the north and Cameroon in the east. The reason is obvious. I was born in Nigeria, I live in Nigeria. And work at Genii Games is mainly based on solving Nigerian problems and the possibility of influencing my 2 or 5 years. Prostitutes. In other words, I still understand this country from a historical point of view. Most of it is where we are today. Therefore, my approach arises from subtle challenges of boxing with 18 million stereotypes. Launching Lidya in Nigeria was an easy decision for Tunde. "If you're thinking about building the future of X, Y, Z, Nigeria, Africa, you are proceeding," he explained. Nigeria is a young and growing country with a commercial credit gap estimated at only $ 30 billion. There are many entrepreneurs who have established promising companies in various fields and are meeting the needs of customers, but without the same fundraising channels these companies can not fully realize their possibilities. The Smart Solutions market is mature enough to support entrepreneurs and promote job growth With the advent of the Nigerian GSM revolution, many (then) potential foreign investors, consulting firms, bankers, and their Nigerian partners underestimated the opportunities and possibilities of the industry. Chair Etisalat in Nigeria quoted this in an emotional speech at the University of Cambridge Business School in Cambridge, England. Quoting him: "One of his biggest business mistakes was not being able to acquire a mobile network license for the first time in Nigeria.

I am sorry for seeing my generation slowly losing where we came from (including myself). In the middle of Orauda Iquiano in paragraph excerpt, let me see if I feel that African-American slaves are terrible, especially during the passage in the middle. He is an expert and he talked about not living his life, not a slave, but in the case of the abdomen, even if he lives second. He also continued with the slave owner who will not punish any slave attempts to commit suicide to achieve it. Orauda Iquiano (Gustavo Vassa). He was born in West Africa, the state of Virginia slave, one of America 's first black autobiography. Among them he explained the center of the channel in detail. This was written by himself / Gustavo Vassa, entitled "Interesting Story of Life of Olauda Equiano", published in 1789. In this study, from the 16th century on the early studies of the origin and development of the white American black attitude of the 18th century, Jordan pointed out that the point of Britain in some color view has views, that view They themselves will also have a negative impact on Africa before this participation in the Atlantic slave trade Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano (Gustavus Vassa) was kidnapped from his African village at the age of 11, carried through the Atlantic 's difficult' middle passage ', investigated in the West Indies and sold to Virginia producers . Later he was bought by Captain Pascal of the British naval officer as a gift to London's cousin. After 10 years of slavery on the North American continent, he served as a crewman, helping the slave owner of his merchant, and Equiano bought his freedom. - In the 18th century, innocent victims from Africa were kidnapped from their homes, the only land they knew, and then brought to a new world by boat. This new world forces them to become slaves and is deprived of all human rights.

I am sorry for seeing my generation slowly losing where we came from (including myself). In the middle of Orauda Iquiano in paragraph excerpt, let me see if I feel that African-American slaves are terrible, especially during the passage in the middle. He is an expert and he talked about not living his life, not a slave, but in the case of the abdomen, even if he lives second. He also continued with the slave owner who will not punish any slave attempts to commit suicide to achieve it. Orauda Iquiano (Gustavo Vassa). He was born in West Africa, the state of Virginia slave, one of America 's first black autobiography. Among them he explained the center of the channel in detail. This was written by himself / Gustavo Vassa, entitled "Interesting Story of Life of Olauda Equiano", published in 1789. In this study, from the 16th century on the early studies of the origin and development of the white American black attitude of the 18th century, Jordan pointed out that the point of Britain in some color view has views, that view They themselves will also have a negative impact on Africa before this participation in the Atlantic slave trade Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano (Gustavus Vassa) was kidnapped from his African village at the age of 11, carried through the Atlantic 's difficult' middle passage ', investigated in the West Indies and sold to Virginia producers . Later he was bought by Captain Pascal of the British naval officer as a gift to London's cousin. After 10 years of slavery on the North American continent, he served as a crewman, helping the slave owner of his merchant, and Equiano bought his freedom. - In the 18th century, innocent victims from Africa were kidnapped from their homes, the only land they knew, and then brought to a new world by boat. This new world forces them to become slaves and is deprived of all human rights.

What women may have. In the early 1900 's, female separation was seen at all turning points. Indeed, many women are faced with a long way to change, and many women are trying to stick to it. These women can not break these walls and obstacles. If the transformation of women in the United States is completed, the role of women in today's society will vary widely. For these women, I have seen many opportunities over the future, women succeeded in promoting the vote. In some areas of Ishan, Afemai, Isoko Divisions pregnant women avoid snails, but pregnant women at Asaba branch are not eating eggs or drinking milk. The Ouan of the Squid Branch is prohibited from eating a porcupine. Because it is believed to cause labor delays. Interestingly, women in Urhobo during pregnancy are expected the opposite situation (simple delivery method), and they are already consuming the remaining food from rats. After delivery, some young mothers of Benin and Ethan can not consume oil or fresh meat In some areas of Essan, palm soup is banned for 30 days after delivery. The bad habits of the United States are discreet expressions, guns, intense consumption, behavior seeking rent, partisanism and other customs. This is greatly related to how people interpret the signature, as Dyre showed in Veblen's work. .... Sign theory ends the theoretical gap in the analysis of Veblen as it explains the social paradox through symbolic behavior ambiguity. - Work habits: Theoretical exploration, Dyre (1984) There can be any bad habit. It is small something - like chewing nails or smoking - or it can be bigger or bigger. All our bad habits are all in common is that we are aware of their existence, they are aware of bad things and want to find a way to kick them. Please tell me the worst habit within 300 words. Even if you say "You must stop smoking anyway", be creative and sincere as long as you desire. This is an opportunity to discuss with others about the way you kick bad habits and improve your behavior. . If you like, develop bad habits, provide ways to respond to others, and propose effective ways

What women may have. In the early 1900 's, female separation was seen at all turning points. Indeed, many women are faced with a long way to change, and many women are trying to stick to it. These women can not break these walls and obstacles. If the transformation of women in the United States is completed, the role of women in today's society will vary widely. For these women, I have seen many opportunities over the future, women succeeded in promoting the vote. In some areas of Ishan, Afemai, Isoko Divisions pregnant women avoid snails, but pregnant women at Asaba branch are not eating eggs or drinking milk. The Ouan of the Squid Branch is prohibited from eating a porcupine. Because it is believed to cause labor delays. Interestingly, women in Urhobo during pregnancy are expected the opposite situation (simple delivery method), and they are already consuming the remaining food from rats. After delivery, some young mothers of Benin and Ethan can not consume oil or fresh meat In some areas of Essan, palm soup is banned for 30 days after delivery. The bad habits of the United States are discreet expressions, guns, intense consumption, behavior seeking rent, partisanism and other customs. This is greatly related to how people interpret the signature, as Dyre showed in Veblen's work. .... Sign theory ends the theoretical gap in the analysis of Veblen as it explains the social paradox through symbolic behavior ambiguity. - Work habits: Theoretical exploration, Dyre (1984) There can be any bad habit. It is small something - like chewing nails or smoking - or it can be bigger or bigger. All our bad habits are all in common is that we are aware of their existence, they are aware of bad things and want to find a way to kick them. Please tell me the worst habit within 300 words. Even if you say "You must stop smoking anyway", be creative and sincere as long as you desire. This is an opportunity to discuss with others about the way you kick bad habits and improve your behavior. . If you like, develop bad habits, provide ways to respond to others, and propose effective ways

Along the Crow Agency Highway 212 in the USA, Montana marks the tomb of a soldier resting at Fiddlers Green. In addition, these soldiers were part of the Seventh American Cavalry and when enemies came to the scalp they were killed in a fierce battle. These soldiers lived in an era known as the Indian War and died fighting and this century has been a dispute for centuries from the Puatan Confederates in 1607 to the injured knee massacre of 1890. Colonists and indigenous peoples should blame them. Therefore, the war brought war over 300 years. In this article I will describe the failure of "Battle of Little Bighorn". I will write about why war began from the beginning. How can I block? Who should be responsible for failure. I also will study the role of Caster himself, his attitude and ambition, and the reason he tried to conquer his personality. His background, confidence, battle itself, and reasons for failure are also the elements I explore. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. On June 25, 1876, as the Native American tried to move for the Caucasian for a long time, they decided to take positions and fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in a great leader, Montana led by Bulls. George Armstrong Castel may have broken the Indians if he did not spread all of his regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller forces, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederick Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the valley above the Little Big Horn river. For now, due to the division, Castel left 556 soldiers, and he originally had about 1,000 people.

Along the Crow Agency Highway 212 in the USA, Montana marks the tomb of a soldier resting at Fiddlers Green. In addition, these soldiers were part of the Seventh American Cavalry and when enemies came to the scalp they were killed in a fierce battle. These soldiers lived in an era known as the Indian War and died fighting and this century has been a dispute for centuries from the Puatan Confederates in 1607 to the injured knee massacre of 1890. Colonists and indigenous peoples should blame them. Therefore, the war brought war over 300 years. In this article I will describe the failure of "Battle of Little Bighorn". I will write about why war began from the beginning. How can I block? Who should be responsible for failure. I also will study the role of Caster himself, his attitude and ambition, and the reason he tried to conquer his personality. His background, confidence, battle itself, and reasons for failure are also the elements I explore. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. On June 25, 1876, as the Native American tried to move for the Caucasian for a long time, they decided to take positions and fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in a great leader, Montana led by Bulls. George Armstrong Castel may have broken the Indians if he did not spread all of his regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller forces, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederick Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the valley above the Little Big Horn river. For now, due to the division, Castel left 556 soldiers, and he originally had about 1,000 people.

Impact of smallpox on the new world Since the era of hunter gatherers, humans have always been important for the transport and movement of Homo sapiens. Since then, humans have used a variety of means of transport (eg, living in the case of hunter gatherers, spreading religious beliefs, looking for valuable minerals and spices). Most of these travelers are not aware that diseases are moving with them. In this article I will investigate the spread of diseased smallpox. When European explorers reached the New World in the era of exploration, they have brought many different kinds of diseases that have not yet emerged in the new world: smallpox, influenza, measles, malaria, varicella and yellow fever . These diseases spread as part of Colombian exchange and kill millions of people. In fact, some historians believe that 90% of the new world is dying from the spread of diseases in Europe. The indigenous peoples of the New World have never been exposed to these diseases, so they are not immunocompetent and are vulnerable to the fatal effects of this disease. One of the most important diseases in Europe is smallpox. And it is said to have the greatest impact on the indigenous people of the New World. For example, it is reported that the Aztecs of Tenoktitran experienced the spread of large-scale smallpox from September to November 1520. Infectious diseases brought about by Spaniards include smallpox, measles, and influenza. These diseases, like typhoid fever and yellow fever, had a major influence on Maya's population. Old world diseases brought by the Spaniards and old world diseases in which the people of the New World did not resist; they were determinants of conquest; they destroyed the population before fighting or even before fighting. It is estimated that 90% of indigenous peoples were eliminated by disease in the first century of contact in Europe In the nineteenth century many endemic diseases and epidemics have plagued the coastal areas of Benin, but they have various ways to influence Europeans and indigenous peoples. If smallpox is not like malaria, sleep disorder, yellow fever, it is not a main concern, because it mainly affects indigenous peoples. Therefore, Pierre Bouche (1885, p. 206-207) observed that he did not know the European who escaped malaria during the visit to the coast, but he saw that smallpox was "badly damaged" It was the root cause of the problem. Blacks said, "There were only 1,300 people murdered in Agu in 1873, and six of 18 blacks carried from Sao Tome on the end of 1875 stationed in Utada's Portuguese fortifications to prevent illness or Focus on eradication

Impact of smallpox on the new world Since the era of hunter gatherers, humans have always been important for the transport and movement of Homo sapiens. Since then, humans have used a variety of means of transport (eg, living in the case of hunter gatherers, spreading religious beliefs, looking for valuable minerals and spices). Most of these travelers are not aware that diseases are moving with them. In this article I will investigate the spread of diseased smallpox. When European explorers reached the New World in the era of exploration, they have brought many different kinds of diseases that have not yet emerged in the new world: smallpox, influenza, measles, malaria, varicella and yellow fever . These diseases spread as part of Colombian exchange and kill millions of people. In fact, some historians believe that 90% of the new world is dying from the spread of diseases in Europe. The indigenous peoples of the New World have never been exposed to these diseases, so they are not immunocompetent and are vulnerable to the fatal effects of this disease. One of the most important diseases in Europe is smallpox. And it is said to have the greatest impact on the indigenous people of the New World. For example, it is reported that the Aztecs of Tenoktitran experienced the spread of large-scale smallpox from September to November 1520. Infectious diseases brought about by Spaniards include smallpox, measles, and influenza. These diseases, like typhoid fever and yellow fever, had a major influence on Maya's population. Old world diseases brought by the Spaniards and old world diseases in which the people of the New World did not resist; they were determinants of conquest; they destroyed the population before fighting or even before fighting. It is estimated that 90% of indigenous peoples were eliminated by disease in the first century of contact in Europe In the nineteenth century many endemic diseases and epidemics have plagued the coastal areas of Benin, but they have various ways to influence Europeans and indigenous peoples. If smallpox is not like malaria, sleep disorder, yellow fever, it is not a main concern, because it mainly affects indigenous peoples. Therefore, Pierre Bouche (1885, p. 206-207) observed that he did not know the European who escaped malaria during the visit to the coast, but he saw that smallpox was "badly damaged" It was the root cause of the problem. Blacks said, "There were only 1,300 people murdered in Agu in 1873, and six of 18 blacks carried from Sao Tome on the end of 1875 stationed in Utada's Portuguese fortifications to prevent illness or Focus on eradication

American Beauty Spacey and Bening did unfortunate marriage of Burnhams. They have a daughter Thora Birch and a beautiful house on the outskirts full of expensive elegant furniture and Mercedes SUV. Spacey's role is Leicester, but weak willing advertising writers are ironically something, his internal hatred's own work, contempt watching his wife - to obey her. Benin is Caroline: a very nervous and professional woman with elaborate haircut, garden and lifestyle. This character is called America's beauty because characters are representatives of American beauty. Though they are only those of people who live in the same street, everyone wants to meet their needs and be happy. Some people are not at all happy and some people are fully aware that some people are headed for happiness. Ricky's father and wife hate their lives, Lester and his wife and daughter are happy to kill each other, although this very happy gay couple (not like or like a lot) to each other It is not trying to "American Beauty" is a movie that focuses on the cruel reality of American families and aims to find happiness when looking for feasible dreams. We may lose the cultural tendency of all our work and play with ourselves and our families. Even after Burnham realized the American dream, they showed the need to remove the pressure of desire to find happiness in life. In the absence of dramatic changes in lifestyle and Leicester's death, his family does not make the necessary adjustments to look back on their lives and to find happiness within their own internal and family relations I will. Encourage the community to find your life's prioritization through the beauty of the world, to convey information on the influence of his American dream by showing all the misfortune of this family by Sam Mendes In order to do that life will not be wasted

American Beauty Spacey and Bening did unfortunate marriage of Burnhams. They have a daughter Thora Birch and a beautiful house on the outskirts full of expensive elegant furniture and Mercedes SUV. Spacey's role is Leicester, but weak willing advertising writers are ironically something, his internal hatred's own work, contempt watching his wife - to obey her. Benin is Caroline: a very nervous and professional woman with elaborate haircut, garden and lifestyle. This character is called America's beauty because characters are representatives of American beauty. Though they are only those of people who live in the same street, everyone wants to meet their needs and be happy. Some people are not at all happy and some people are fully aware that some people are headed for happiness. Ricky's father and wife hate their lives, Lester and his wife and daughter are happy to kill each other, although this very happy gay couple (not like or like a lot) to each other It is not trying to "American Beauty" is a movie that focuses on the cruel reality of American families and aims to find happiness when looking for feasible dreams. We may lose the cultural tendency of all our work and play with ourselves and our families. Even after Burnham realized the American dream, they showed the need to remove the pressure of desire to find happiness in life. In the absence of dramatic changes in lifestyle and Leicester's death, his family does not make the necessary adjustments to look back on their lives and to find happiness within their own internal and family relations I will. Encourage the community to find your life's prioritization through the beauty of the world, to convey information on the influence of his American dream by showing all the misfortune of this family by Sam Mendes In order to do that life will not be wasted

A man murdered a 15 - year - old man during drunk driving and then threw the body at Shreveport Street and on Monday he sentenced him to life imprisonment as a fourth criminal offender. 54-year-old Jimmy Ray White told the state judge Ramona Emanuar that he feels saddened by Adam Klingen Smith, but he insisted he would not murder. He was convicted for massacres of up to 40 years in August. But the judge ruled on 16th December that White was a habitual criminal - he was convicted of living together and holding cocaine for a criminal offense - Meaning that more crimes are sentenced Klingensm's mother, Amy Dillard, said she was very happy because White could not hurt other families. Klingen Smith and some friends ceased helping women in the parking lot in December 2007. White badly played and his body crossed the windshield. White then drove his body to the city and eventually threw the body into the sight of Louisiana State University Hospital. The prosecutor said that he went to bed and went to bed. After his girlfriend saw a big hole in the broken windshield of the car, White was arrested and heard the news about the death of Klingen Smith. Continue imposing the death penalty; executions were not recorded. In July, at the National Economic Council, the governor agreed to sign enforcement or replacement sentences as a way of solving the prison overcrowding situation. According to reports of death row prisoners, Benin prison and Lagos prison are ready for execution. Charles Victor Thompson (born June 13, 1970) was sentenced to death in April 1999 and was a prisoner currently residing in Texas' death row prisoner. On April 30, 1998, he escaped from Harris County Prison in Houston, Texas in 2005 as killing former lover Dennise Hayslip and his boyfriend Darren Cain. In the Attorney General 's Office. Three days later he was arrested outside a liquor store in Shreveport, Louisiana, where he was drunk with a public phone. He told the investigator that he could pose as a hurricane hurricane Katrina evacer and get food and clothes. He also got money from a good Samaritan of Shreveport. The Cadod parish of Louisiana, home of Shreveport, has a population of only 250 thousand but it is the capital of the United States. There the jury sentenced the number of deaths per capitle to more than any other county in the country. 77% of people sentenced to death in the past 40 years are blacks and nearly half have been convicted for the murder of white people. There was never sentenced to death as white people killed black people. It is not talking about ancient history here. Of the eight death sentences issued in Louisiana in the past five years, two prosecutors in former Cadod parishor - Dale Cox and Hugo Holland - thanked six of them. Cox accounts for one-third of the total death sentence in Louisiana

A man murdered a 15 - year - old man during drunk driving and then threw the body at Shreveport Street and on Monday he sentenced him to life imprisonment as a fourth criminal offender. 54-year-old Jimmy Ray White told the state judge Ramona Emanuar that he feels saddened by Adam Klingen Smith, but he insisted he would not murder. He was convicted for massacres of up to 40 years in August. But the judge ruled on 16th December that White was a habitual criminal - he was convicted of living together and holding cocaine for a criminal offense - Meaning that more crimes are sentenced Klingensm's mother, Amy Dillard, said she was very happy because White could not hurt other families. Klingen Smith and some friends ceased helping women in the parking lot in December 2007. White badly played and his body crossed the windshield. White then drove his body to the city and eventually threw the body into the sight of Louisiana State University Hospital. The prosecutor said that he went to bed and went to bed. After his girlfriend saw a big hole in the broken windshield of the car, White was arrested and heard the news about the death of Klingen Smith. Continue imposing the death penalty; executions were not recorded. In July, at the National Economic Council, the governor agreed to sign enforcement or replacement sentences as a way of solving the prison overcrowding situation. According to reports of death row prisoners, Benin prison and Lagos prison are ready for execution. Charles Victor Thompson (born June 13, 1970) was sentenced to death in April 1999 and was a prisoner currently residing in Texas' death row prisoner. On April 30, 1998, he escaped from Harris County Prison in Houston, Texas in 2005 as killing former lover Dennise Hayslip and his boyfriend Darren Cain. In the Attorney General 's Office. Three days later he was arrested outside a liquor store in Shreveport, Louisiana, where he was drunk with a public phone. He told the investigator that he could pose as a hurricane hurricane Katrina evacer and get food and clothes. He also got money from a good Samaritan of Shreveport. The Cadod parish of Louisiana, home of Shreveport, has a population of only 250 thousand but it is the capital of the United States. There the jury sentenced the number of deaths per capitle to more than any other county in the country. 77% of people sentenced to death in the past 40 years are blacks and nearly half have been convicted for the murder of white people. There was never sentenced to death as white people killed black people. It is not talking about ancient history here. Of the eight death sentences issued in Louisiana in the past five years, two prosecutors in former Cadod parishor - Dale Cox and Hugo Holland - thanked six of them. Cox accounts for one-third of the total death sentence in Louisiana

How does the interaction between Africans and Europeans create a "new world"? This is how Olaudah Equiano affects the surrounding environment, and vice versa. Olaudoh Equiano predicts a new world that can be advanced if Africans and Europeans can eliminate racial prejudices and work honestly together. But before you understand how the interaction between Africans and Europeans creates a "new world", you first need to understand what Olaudo Ecuano is. Olaudo Ecuano, born in 1745, is also known as Gustavus Vassa (his slave name). Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Ecuano (1745-1797) was born in Nigeria. He was kidnapped in childhood and sold to slaves, he was regarded as a slave to the new world. As a slave to the British navy captain, he later became a Quaker merchant and eventually won his free price after careful dealings and savings. As a sailor, he traveled the world including the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Atlantic and Arctic, but the latter tried to reach the Arctic. After coming to London, he took part in the abolition of slave trade, whereby he wrote and published "an interesting story of the lifetime of Orrdaignuno", or Gustav Vassar of Africa (1789). A year of powerful abolitionists' autobiography. This book became a best seller, in addition to promoting anti - slavery, we made Equiano wealthy. These pages are designed to reflect the best content of the Equino Scholarship In 1789, Ecuano's greatest contribution to abolitionism occurred when he announced "an interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano". He spent several years exploring British islands and using the story of his life to explain the evil of slavery. Ecuano passed away in 1797 - the UK finally abolished slave trade ten years ago - but his "funny story" later became an influential text of American abolitionists

How does the interaction between Africans and Europeans create a "new world"? This is how Olaudah Equiano affects the surrounding environment, and vice versa. Olaudoh Equiano predicts a new world that can be advanced if Africans and Europeans can eliminate racial prejudices and work honestly together. But before you understand how the interaction between Africans and Europeans creates a "new world", you first need to understand what Olaudo Ecuano is. Olaudo Ecuano, born in 1745, is also known as Gustavus Vassa (his slave name). Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Ecuano (1745-1797) was born in Nigeria. He was kidnapped in childhood and sold to slaves, he was regarded as a slave to the new world. As a slave to the British navy captain, he later became a Quaker merchant and eventually won his free price after careful dealings and savings. As a sailor, he traveled the world including the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Atlantic and Arctic, but the latter tried to reach the Arctic. After coming to London, he took part in the abolition of slave trade, whereby he wrote and published "an interesting story of the lifetime of Orrdaignuno", or Gustav Vassar of Africa (1789). A year of powerful abolitionists' autobiography. This book became a best seller, in addition to promoting anti - slavery, we made Equiano wealthy. These pages are designed to reflect the best content of the Equino Scholarship In 1789, Ecuano's greatest contribution to abolitionism occurred when he announced "an interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano". He spent several years exploring British islands and using the story of his life to explain the evil of slavery. Ecuano passed away in 1797 - the UK finally abolished slave trade ten years ago - but his "funny story" later became an influential text of American abolitionists

The sunlight at the end of the peacock summer lights the busy trail and the afternoon sun. The shining sandstone light shines on the slab and the city of London gives the impression that it is covered with gold. When people visit Leicester Square theaters and nightlife, the multilingual story is full of air. West end fashion which celebrated the best in the 1970s. Young people like arrogant peacocks; they show hair style, hairstyle, shirt, flare pants, platform boots. "Neuropathy" is a partial autobiographical novel by Tsitsi Dangarembga, Zimbabwe writer in Rhodesia from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. It focuses on race, class and gender subjects through the eyes of young female hero Tambu. This title is quoted from an introduction to "The Wandering of the Earth" by Frantz Fanon published by Jean Paul Sartre in 1963. "Settlers were introduced by settlers with their consent.Dangalenga expanded the search for Fanon against Africans suppressed by colonial regime Include gender-specific role of black women It can be said that it is double suppression Women of Dangarrenga's novels have been "highlighted" with years of colonialism and continued oppression under Shona's power system. In the 1970s, Brown produced autobiographical works based on actual events and imaginary events. She is an amateur swimmer and she swims at the Golden Gate Swimming Team of the first lady in San Francisco Bay. In 1974, she joined the Department of Educational Art at the University of California, Berkeley. In 1975, when a cargo ship who passed by drowned the organization, almost drowned when her and some other people swam in Alcatraz. Her painting based on experience contains self portrait after Alcatraz swimming # 3 In the twilight of the 1970's, Mills' semi-autobiographical work depicts the elderly mother, Dorotia (Anit Benin) as if he fought with his son Jamie (Lucas). Jade Zumman) is connected. Challenge to adolescence She helped her to be taken care of, mature, formed a sense of identity, and helped progressive resident, Abret (Greta Gerwig), and his childhood friend, Elle Fanning I am keen to make sure what I want. Please note that this is due to the lens of a person not accustomed to thumb suckers, for those who are new to beginners. It is not difficult to find too many similarities between it and a woman of the 20th century. Here are many of the same themes including non-traditional family relationships and dynamics, lost, lost, self-discovered, past and present relationships, middle-aged people.

The sunlight at the end of the peacock summer lights the busy trail and the afternoon sun. The shining sandstone light shines on the slab and the city of London gives the impression that it is covered with gold. When people visit Leicester Square theaters and nightlife, the multilingual story is full of air. West end fashion which celebrated the best in the 1970s. Young people like arrogant peacocks; they show hair style, hairstyle, shirt, flare pants, platform boots. "Neuropathy" is a partial autobiographical novel by Tsitsi Dangarembga, Zimbabwe writer in Rhodesia from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. It focuses on race, class and gender subjects through the eyes of young female hero Tambu. This title is quoted from an introduction to "The Wandering of the Earth" by Frantz Fanon published by Jean Paul Sartre in 1963. "Settlers were introduced by settlers with their consent.Dangalenga expanded the search for Fanon against Africans suppressed by colonial regime Include gender-specific role of black women It can be said that it is double suppression Women of Dangarrenga's novels have been "highlighted" with years of colonialism and continued oppression under Shona's power system. In the 1970s, Brown produced autobiographical works based on actual events and imaginary events. She is an amateur swimmer and she swims at the Golden Gate Swimming Team of the first lady in San Francisco Bay. In 1974, she joined the Department of Educational Art at the University of California, Berkeley. In 1975, when a cargo ship who passed by drowned the organization, almost drowned when her and some other people swam in Alcatraz. Her painting based on experience contains self portrait after Alcatraz swimming # 3 In the twilight of the 1970's, Mills' semi-autobiographical work depicts the elderly mother, Dorotia (Anit Benin) as if he fought with his son Jamie (Lucas). Jade Zumman) is connected. Challenge to adolescence She helped her to be taken care of, mature, formed a sense of identity, and helped progressive resident, Abret (Greta Gerwig), and his childhood friend, Elle Fanning I am keen to make sure what I want. Please note that this is due to the lens of a person not accustomed to thumb suckers, for those who are new to beginners. It is not difficult to find too many similarities between it and a woman of the 20th century. Here are many of the same themes including non-traditional family relationships and dynamics, lost, lost, self-discovered, past and present relationships, middle-aged people.

Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. During his service to Pascal, Equiano was trained in navigation skills, sent to school to study and write. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's interesting story, originating from Eboe in Africa, the creator of an interesting story Olaudah Equiano experienced the cruel and inhumane life of slaves. From the age of eleven, he often considered death an attractive option as his lifestyle was very harsh to his 21-year-old when he was kidnapped by a slave merchant. - Personal story - Hey, I do not like bugs. Cockroaches are awful, and the bees are also very dangerous. The butterfly seems to be dancing to show off your elegance on your face. But recently I noticed that one insect was piercing under the other insect. I understood that I do not like it. These mistakes are very happy for their own interests. Not only black, smaller version smaller, です is the owner of hide and seek

Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. During his service to Pascal, Equiano was trained in navigation skills, sent to school to study and write. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's interesting story, originating from Eboe in Africa, the creator of an interesting story Olaudah Equiano experienced the cruel and inhumane life of slaves. From the age of eleven, he often considered death an attractive option as his lifestyle was very harsh to his 21-year-old when he was kidnapped by a slave merchant. - Personal story - Hey, I do not like bugs. Cockroaches are awful, and the bees are also very dangerous. The butterfly seems to be dancing to show off your elegance on your face. But recently I noticed that one insect was piercing under the other insect. I understood that I do not like it. These mistakes are very happy for their own interests. Not only black, smaller version smaller, です is the owner of hide and seek

Many exhibits have been restored before moving to the new museum, but the remains of the relics of the exhibited "San Diego" are very large, especially the number of ceramics in Ming Dynasty is very interesting. Various clothing and textiles are exhibited in the Philippines. It is worth a visit! The National Museum of Art (Philippines: Pambansang Museo ng Sining), known as the National Art Museum, is a museum in Manila, the Philippines. It is located opposite Padre Burgos Avenue opposite the National Anthropological Museum on the east side of Rizal Park. Founded in 1998, this museum owned and operated by the National Museum of the Philippines exhibits paintings and sculptures by classical Filipino artists such as Juan Luna, Félix Resurción Hidalgo, Guillermo Tolentino. Artemisia Gentileschi's paintings are on display at today's permanent collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, St. Louis Art Museum, Detroit Art Museum, Virginia Art Museum, Toledo Museum of Art and Columbus Museum of Art. State, London National Museum, Soumaya Museum in Mexico City, Pitti Palace in Florence, Capo Nazionale di Capodimonte in Naples, Prado in Madrid, Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest In the United States, at the National African Museum of Art (Smithson Research Institute), Michael C. Rockefeller Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Outdoor Museum and Museum of Natural History in Chicago, the Peabody Museum of Art in Harvard, and the Museum of Natural History in the USA and beautiful African art You can find the collection. University Museum Pennsylvania and Los Angeles Cultural History Museum. M. Huet, Dance, Art, and African Rite (1978); M. Adams, "Life Design: Symbolic Communication in African Art" (1982) S. Vogel, Aesthetics of Africa (1982) 1985); R. Seiber and R. Walker, African art in the life cycle (1988); K. Ezra, Royal Art of Benin (1992)

Many exhibits have been restored before moving to the new museum, but the remains of the relics of the exhibited "San Diego" are very large, especially the number of ceramics in Ming Dynasty is very interesting. Various clothing and textiles are exhibited in the Philippines. It is worth a visit! The National Museum of Art (Philippines: Pambansang Museo ng Sining), known as the National Art Museum, is a museum in Manila, the Philippines. It is located opposite Padre Burgos Avenue opposite the National Anthropological Museum on the east side of Rizal Park. Founded in 1998, this museum owned and operated by the National Museum of the Philippines exhibits paintings and sculptures by classical Filipino artists such as Juan Luna, Félix Resurción Hidalgo, Guillermo Tolentino. Artemisia Gentileschi's paintings are on display at today's permanent collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, St. Louis Art Museum, Detroit Art Museum, Virginia Art Museum, Toledo Museum of Art and Columbus Museum of Art. State, London National Museum, Soumaya Museum in Mexico City, Pitti Palace in Florence, Capo Nazionale di Capodimonte in Naples, Prado in Madrid, Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest In the United States, at the National African Museum of Art (Smithson Research Institute), Michael C. Rockefeller Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Outdoor Museum and Museum of Natural History in Chicago, the Peabody Museum of Art in Harvard, and the Museum of Natural History in the USA and beautiful African art You can find the collection. University Museum Pennsylvania and Los Angeles Cultural History Museum. M. Huet, Dance, Art, and African Rite (1978); M. Adams, "Life Design: Symbolic Communication in African Art" (1982) S. Vogel, Aesthetics of Africa (1982) 1985); R. Seiber and R. Walker, African art in the life cycle (1988); K. Ezra, Royal Art of Benin (1992)

Somerset Mohm said: "In order to eat well in the UK you should eat breakfast three times a day." In order to live anywhere in the world I think I should eat at least three times a day. Some people may have thought about the Mediterranean diet, but my first thought is about my local diet when I talk about eating. If we had to compare these with other diets, the typical meal in southern Benin would be equivalent to that of the Mediterranean meal. diet It is Mediterranean meal what we actually know. Mediterranean cuisine, of course Mediterranean cuisine is a low fat food such as red meat and low bread, but never margarine or fake fat. One of the terrible things the federal government did was to stop eating healthy butter and tell people to start eating unhealthy margarine. This is a terrible thing what the federal government is doing - margarine is really bad for you compared to butter in particular. Because Mediterranean diet is comparable to AHA's diet, it is not surprising that Mediterranean diet promotes the health of the heart. According to AHA, the prevalence of heart disease in the Mediterranean countries is lower than in the United States. Most of the total fat of the Mediterranean meal comes from mono-unsaturated fats. This is the main reason to reduce heart disease because it does not raise cholesterol as saturated fat or trans fat. Other benefits of Mediterranean diet include emphasizing fruits and vegetables, promoting regular exercise to maintain healthy weight, reduce sodium intake of processed foods, so high concentrations of anti-cancer Antioxidants are included.

Somerset Mohm said: "In order to eat well in the UK you should eat breakfast three times a day." In order to live anywhere in the world I think I should eat at least three times a day. Some people may have thought about the Mediterranean diet, but my first thought is about my local diet when I talk about eating. If we had to compare these with other diets, the typical meal in southern Benin would be equivalent to that of the Mediterranean meal. diet It is Mediterranean meal what we actually know. Mediterranean cuisine, of course Mediterranean cuisine is a low fat food such as red meat and low bread, but never margarine or fake fat. One of the terrible things the federal government did was to stop eating healthy butter and tell people to start eating unhealthy margarine. This is a terrible thing what the federal government is doing - margarine is really bad for you compared to butter in particular. Because Mediterranean diet is comparable to AHA's diet, it is not surprising that Mediterranean diet promotes the health of the heart. According to AHA, the prevalence of heart disease in the Mediterranean countries is lower than in the United States. Most of the total fat of the Mediterranean meal comes from mono-unsaturated fats. This is the main reason to reduce heart disease because it does not raise cholesterol as saturated fat or trans fat. Other benefits of Mediterranean diet include emphasizing fruits and vegetables, promoting regular exercise to maintain healthy weight, reduce sodium intake of processed foods, so high concentrations of anti-cancer Antioxidants are included.

Despite the importance of globalization, international multimodal transportation systems are being increasingly reviewed to support new cargo, quantity and distance regulation during cargo transport. Technical improvements continue to enable more efficient movement of large quantities of goods. Multimodal transportation system is essential for further globalization. However, the transportation system itself is not necessarily the reason for strengthening international trade. Therefore, international trade needs to broaden the foundation to secure trade among many partners. GDP: The air transport industry in Europe and North America contributes most to GDP when comparing the whole region. In 2004, North America accounted for 37% of the global employment in the aviation industry, accounting for over 50% of the contribution of air transportation to the world's GDP. Europe accounts for approximately 27% of the world's air transportation and employment and gross domestic product (see regional annex on page 23). • Air transport will improve the productivity of the world economy. By improving the transportation network, the market in which the company operates will expand. As a result, companies can reduce cost by utilizing economies of scale and concentrate on areas with comparative advantages. By opening the market, aviation services will encourage companies to face more intense competition and improve efficiency. Road transport is becoming increasingly common as a means of transporting Nigerians to Europe. Traffickers travel to North Africa, the Middle East and Europe, using the road connecting North Nigeria and Niger. According to Don Pan orestse Benzi 31 (abuja, Nigeria, 2001) at the Pan-Africa Conference on Trafficking in Persons, maritime transport is mainly under severe conditions. Traffickers use ships and canoes known as "Double Dragon Boats" to cross the sea without adequate preparation for shipboard crew feeds and happiness. Marine transport used to transport people to Central African countries such as Nigeria, Benin, Togo to Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea, Cameroon etc

Despite the importance of globalization, international multimodal transportation systems are being increasingly reviewed to support new cargo, quantity and distance regulation during cargo transport. Technical improvements continue to enable more efficient movement of large quantities of goods. Multimodal transportation system is essential for further globalization. However, the transportation system itself is not necessarily the reason for strengthening international trade. Therefore, international trade needs to broaden the foundation to secure trade among many partners. GDP: The air transport industry in Europe and North America contributes most to GDP when comparing the whole region. In 2004, North America accounted for 37% of the global employment in the aviation industry, accounting for over 50% of the contribution of air transportation to the world's GDP. Europe accounts for approximately 27% of the world's air transportation and employment and gross domestic product (see regional annex on page 23). • Air transport will improve the productivity of the world economy. By improving the transportation network, the market in which the company operates will expand. As a result, companies can reduce cost by utilizing economies of scale and concentrate on areas with comparative advantages. By opening the market, aviation services will encourage companies to face more intense competition and improve efficiency. Road transport is becoming increasingly common as a means of transporting Nigerians to Europe. Traffickers travel to North Africa, the Middle East and Europe, using the road connecting North Nigeria and Niger. According to Don Pan orestse Benzi 31 (abuja, Nigeria, 2001) at the Pan-Africa Conference on Trafficking in Persons, maritime transport is mainly under severe conditions. Traffickers use ships and canoes known as "Double Dragon Boats" to cross the sea without adequate preparation for shipboard crew feeds and happiness. Marine transport used to transport people to Central African countries such as Nigeria, Benin, Togo to Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea, Cameroon etc

Moroccan slums endanger living in Europe with desperate African refugees. Smugglers are their rescuers - because all legal roads to the EU are blind. In this article I will introduce the situation of the straight road of Gibraltar and see how smugglers work. This summer I traveled from Morocco to Spain and from the port town of Tangier in northern Morocco to Ceuta. Management is very strict because we check it three times with passport. Therefore, it takes a long time to get permission to enter Ceuta. Road transport is becoming increasingly common as a means of transporting Nigerians to Europe. Traffickers travel to North Africa, the Middle East and Europe, using the road connecting North Nigeria and Niger. According to Don Pan orestse Benzi 31 (abuja, Nigeria, 2001) at the Pan-Africa Conference on Trafficking in Persons, maritime transport is mainly under severe conditions. Traffickers use vessels and canoes known as "Double Dragon Boat" to cross the sea without adequate preparation for shipboard crew feeds and happiness. Marine transport used to transport people to Central African countries such as Nigeria, Benin, Togo to Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea, Cameroon etc Trafficking spreads throughout Europe and there are trafficking from individuals, Africa, Asia, the former Soviet republics and European countries. The ILO presumes that one-third of trafficking involves economic exploitation and people are forced to work on the farm for families and construction. Women and children are mainly forced into sex industry (Skrivankova). Authorities are aware of the seriousness of trafficking problems. However, they do not identify trafficked individuals. On the other hand, government agencies often treat women traded for sexual exploitation as prostitutes. In addition, those engaged in forced labor are considered illegal immigrants. As a result, trafficked individuals will not be able to get help but will still be treated as criminals who do not know their rights. (Skrivankova)

Moroccan slums endanger living in Europe with desperate African refugees. Smugglers are their rescuers - because all legal roads to the EU are blind. In this article I will introduce the situation of the straight road of Gibraltar and see how smugglers work. This summer I traveled from Morocco to Spain and from the port town of Tangier in northern Morocco to Ceuta. Management is very strict because we check it three times with passport. Therefore, it takes a long time to get permission to enter Ceuta. Road transport is becoming increasingly common as a means of transporting Nigerians to Europe. Traffickers travel to North Africa, the Middle East and Europe, using the road connecting North Nigeria and Niger. According to Don Pan orestse Benzi 31 (abuja, Nigeria, 2001) at the Pan-Africa Conference on Trafficking in Persons, maritime transport is mainly under severe conditions. Traffickers use vessels and canoes known as "Double Dragon Boat" to cross the sea without adequate preparation for shipboard crew feeds and happiness. Marine transport used to transport people to Central African countries such as Nigeria, Benin, Togo to Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea, Cameroon etc Trafficking spreads throughout Europe and there are trafficking from individuals, Africa, Asia, the former Soviet republics and European countries. The ILO presumes that one-third of trafficking involves economic exploitation and people are forced to work on the farm for families and construction. Women and children are mainly forced into sex industry (Skrivankova). Authorities are aware of the seriousness of trafficking problems. However, they do not identify trafficked individuals. On the other hand, government agencies often treat women traded for sexual exploitation as prostitutes. In addition, those engaged in forced labor are considered illegal immigrants. As a result, trafficked individuals will not be able to get help but will still be treated as criminals who do not know their rights. (Skrivankova)

George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. As the Native American was trying to act for the Caucasian, the battle of Little Bighorn began on June 25, 1876, so they took a position and decided to fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne are fighting in Montana Province led by Bulls' great leader George Armstrong Castel can defeat the Indians if he is not spreading all regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller powers, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederic Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the upper stream of the Little Big Horn River. Split Castel only left 556 soldiers, now, and he originally had about 1,000 people. If the caster did not separate his people, he could have been doing a long-term average fight with the Indians. George Caster may have won the fight if he obeyed orders and did not make a rash decision. When Custer and his people followed the small Bigen River along the Siou village, Castel found about 40 Indian warriors. Castel believes in the scouts of Siou village and Indian warriors who quickly decided to attack Shio tribe village quickly. Because of this massive attack, Custer did not notice where he had attacked Native Americans and had to give the Indians an advantage. If the caster follows the command of the military, he may have made a better decision, which can save his life and the lives of his people. If all cavalry arrives at Siu village at the same time, the Army will win the battle of Little Big Horn. The men of George Custer and Marcusulino are the only successful people. In this article I will explain about the failure of 'Battle of Little Bighorn'. I will write about why the fight started from the beginning. How can I block? Who should be responsible for failure. I will also study the role of the caster himself, his attitude and ambition, and the reason why he tried to conquer his personality. - Custer's Revenge Little Big Horn Battle is one of the most important fights in American history. This is not due to weapons used, casualties or battle strategies used. This is because this fight is one of the only major battles of American Indians against the American army. After this fight, the power of the West American continues. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. As the Native American was trying to act for the Caucasian, the battle of Little Bighorn began on June 25, 1876, so they took a position and decided to fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in Montana and was led by the great leaders of the Bulls. George Armstrong Castel can defeat the Indians if he is not spreading all regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller powers, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederic Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the upper stream of the Little Big Horn River. Split Castel only left 556 soldiers, now and then he had about 1,000 people.

George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. As the Native American was trying to act for the Caucasian, the battle of Little Bighorn began on June 25, 1876, so they took a position and decided to fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne are fighting in Montana Province led by Bulls' great leader George Armstrong Castel can defeat the Indians if he is not spreading all regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller powers, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederic Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the upper stream of the Little Big Horn River. Split Castel only left 556 soldiers, now, and he originally had about 1,000 people. If the caster did not separate his people, he could have been doing a long-term average fight with the Indians. George Caster may have won the fight if he obeyed orders and did not make a rash decision. When Custer and his people followed the small Bigen River along the Siou village, Castel found about 40 Indian warriors. Castel believes in the scouts of Siou village and Indian warriors who quickly decided to attack Shio tribe village quickly. Because of this massive attack, Custer did not notice where he had attacked Native Americans and had to give the Indians an advantage. If the caster follows the command of the military, he may have made a better decision, which can save his life and the lives of his people. If all cavalry arrives at Siu village at the same time, the Army will win the battle of Little Big Horn. The men of George Custer and Marcusulino are the only successful people. In this article I will explain about the failure of 'Battle of Little Bighorn'. I will write about why the fight started from the beginning. How can I block? Who should be responsible for failure. I will also study the role of the caster himself, his attitude and ambition, and the reason why he tried to conquer his personality. - Custer's Revenge Little Big Horn Battle is one of the most important fights in American history. This is not due to weapons used, casualties or battle strategies used. This is because this fight is one of the only major battles of American Indians against the American army. After this fight, the power of the West American continues. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. As the Native American was trying to act for the Caucasian, the battle of Little Bighorn began on June 25, 1876, so they took a position and decided to fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in Montana and was led by the great leaders of the Bulls. George Armstrong Castel can defeat the Indians if he is not spreading all regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller powers, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederic Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the upper stream of the Little Big Horn River. Split Castel only left 556 soldiers, now and then he had about 1,000 people.

This sentence is synonymous with Macbeth. This is also one of the most important themes of this tragedy, the introduction of appearance and reality. Shakespeare uses various roles and situations to emphasize reality and surreal, reality and falsehood, and disruption of behavior and integrity. To discuss this topic, there are various roles of the wizard in the first paragraph, Duncan in the second paragraph, and Mrs. Macbeth in the third paragraph. Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker In real life, we should not judge based only on our own appearance. There are many people who seem to be reliable, but they are not. Appearance and reality are important themes of William Shakespeare's Macbeth. The subject focuses on the tragic result of such mistakes in personality and judgment fooled by seemingly authentic people. In these roles, the appearance and reality of Duncan, who excurses Macbeth, the witch and her own tricks Mrs. Macbeth, Macbeth of Hamlet Hamlet, are composed mainly of various competing forces. One of these forces is the difference between appearance and reality, in other words the difference between appearance and reality. What is it, just how does it look like? I can see that Hamlet has made two main perspectives on this issue. First of all, there is a big difference between inner emotions and external emotions, and between them. In other words, The appearance of "Hamlet" is one of the central themes of Shakespeare's "Hamlet". The role of role in the play is the role of the hidden character - in fact the murderer and looter Claudius plays a role of sad brother and legitimate king, in her son's view Gertrude's Adultery plays a role she is the "most harmful woman" who plays the role of "the most beautiful queen". Even Hamlet himself played a crazy role in his attempt. Philosophical problems in Bertrand Russell's "appearance and reality" The approach to his subject in Bertrand Russell's "philosophical problems" involves Descartes' fundamental skepticism, in which the author cancels all previous assumptions It was. Certain reality and existence. In the first chapter, Russell 's quest for reality in reality compared to reality starts with observation of his surroundings. For example, I checked the form and he confirmed it

This sentence is synonymous with Macbeth. This is also one of the most important themes of this tragedy, the introduction of appearance and reality. Shakespeare uses various roles and situations to emphasize reality and surreal, reality and falsehood, and disruption of behavior and integrity. To discuss this topic, there are various roles of the wizard in the first paragraph, Duncan in the second paragraph, and Mrs. Macbeth in the third paragraph. Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker In real life, we should not judge based only on our own appearance. There are many people who seem to be reliable, but they are not. Appearance and reality are important themes of William Shakespeare's Macbeth. The subject focuses on the tragic result of such mistakes in personality and judgment fooled by seemingly authentic people. In these roles, the appearance and reality of Duncan, who excurses Macbeth, the witch and her own tricks Mrs. Macbeth, Macbeth of Hamlet Hamlet, are composed mainly of various competing forces. One of these forces is the difference between appearance and reality, in other words the difference between appearance and reality. What is it, just how does it look like? I can see that Hamlet has made two main perspectives on this issue. First of all, there is a big difference between inner emotions and external emotions, and between them. In other words, The appearance of "Hamlet" is one of the central themes of Shakespeare's "Hamlet". The role of role in the play is the role of the hidden character - in fact the murderer and looter Claudius plays a role of sad brother and legitimate king, in her son's view Gertrude's Adultery plays a role she is the "most harmful woman" who plays the role of "the most beautiful queen". Even Hamlet himself played a crazy role in his attempt. Philosophical problems in Bertrand Russell's "appearance and reality" The approach to his subject in Bertrand Russell's "philosophical problems" involves Descartes' fundamental skepticism, in which the author cancels all previous assumptions It was. Certain reality and existence. In the first chapter, Russell 's quest for reality in reality compared to reality starts with observation of his surroundings. For example, I checked the form and he confirmed it

Introduction Between the 19th and the 20th century, there were nearly 50 conflicts in West Africa, from extreme civil disobedience to complete civil war. The extent of atrocity is the most aggravating act that is done for one of the others in modern history. The outside world is often worried about the mutual destruction of these countries, and given the fact that many of them have valuable natural resources, the ability to survive the conflict still exists. A sub-Saharan African country with a population of about 27 million in West Africa. There is no war in Ghana. Even so, there are few ethnic outbreaks or religious hatred. It is a frank ally of the West and a defender of democracy. However, many Ghana people still dream of moving to Europe. Brong-Ahafo is also known in the debilitating poultry industry in Ghana, which has not been able to adapt to changing market demands in recent years. This is because many poultry companies are in danger of collapse and cause farmers like Sampson to struggle for their livelihoods. Bron Ahafo, secretary general of the National Poultry Farmers Association of Ghana, says: Abu believes that 60% of poultry farms in this area have been closed in the past five years. If current pan-Africanism is to some extent an appeal to democracy and good governance, how the long-lasting popularity of former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi among young people in sub-Saharan Africa Do you explain it? In Central Africa and West Africa, since Goddafi was killed in 2011, Colonel Gaddafi evolved into an amazing Pan African symbol. Philosophically, Pan - Africanism is a commendable idea: to collect people from the African continent for all the benefits. However, this trap is used by some politicians to establish an authoritarian system. True pan-Africanism must produce obvious development achievements, democracy, and true unity in African countries. Mauritania is one of the countries of West Africa and is one of the latest oil producing countries. Geographically, Mauritania is a bridge between the Arab Maghreb and Sub-Saharan Africa. Most of the country is a desert, probably the Arab-Berber in the northern part and the African black in the south, probably one of the reasons for the change of the people. Republic of Niger is another landlocked country of West Africa. The boundary is in various directions such as Benin, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Mali, Algeria, Libya, Chad. The Republic of Niger is known to be the largest country in West Africa, but 80% of the land is covered in the Sahara Desert. As of 2011, the population of Niger is 16,068,994, mainly concentrated in the south and the western part of the country.

Introduction Between the 19th and the 20th century, there were nearly 50 conflicts in West Africa, from extreme civil disobedience to complete civil war. The extent of atrocity is the most aggravating act that is done for one of the others in modern history. The outside world is often worried about the mutual destruction of these countries, and given the fact that many of them have valuable natural resources, the ability to survive the conflict still exists. A sub-Saharan African country with a population of about 27 million in West Africa. There is no war in Ghana. Even so, there are few ethnic outbreaks or religious hatred. It is a frank ally of the West and a defender of democracy. However, many Ghana people still dream of moving to Europe. Brong-Ahafo is also known in the debilitating poultry industry in Ghana, which has not been able to adapt to changing market demands in recent years. This is because many poultry companies are in danger of collapse and cause farmers like Sampson to struggle for their livelihoods. Bron Ahafo, secretary general of the National Poultry Farmers Association of Ghana, says: Abu believes that 60% of poultry farms in this area have been closed in the past five years. If current pan-Africanism is to some extent an appeal to democracy and good governance, how the long-lasting popularity of former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi among young people in sub-Saharan Africa Do you explain it? In Central Africa and West Africa, since Goddafi was killed in 2011, Colonel Gaddafi evolved into an amazing Pan African symbol. Philosophically, Pan - Africanism is a commendable idea: to collect people from the African continent for all the benefits. However, this trap is used by some politicians to establish an authoritarian system. True pan-Africanism must produce obvious development achievements, democracy, and true unity in African countries. Mauritania is one of the countries of West Africa and is one of the latest oil producing countries. Geographically, Mauritania is a bridge between the Arab Maghreb and Sub-Saharan Africa. Most of the country is a desert, probably the Arab-Berber in the northern part and the African black in the south, probably one of the reasons for the change of the people. Republic of Niger is another landlocked country of West Africa. The boundary is in various directions such as Benin, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Mali, Algeria, Libya, Chad. The Republic of Niger is known to be the largest country in West Africa, but 80% of the land is covered in the Sahara Desert. As of 2011, the population of Niger is 16,068,994, mainly concentrated in the south and the western part of the country.

Task 1: The historical story of Olauda Ecuano shows that Africans and African Americans faced unique problems before the 1800s, especially the 1865s. One problem is how the problems of expatriates, and how culture and slavery affect their religious choices. The purpose of this article is to clarify the extent to which individuals are affected by these problems. One of them is Olaudah Equiano. By tracking and analyzing some of the important moments of faith in his life, this article reveals a series of controversial dialectical events, that is to say in his early life, the scope of his copper I will try to do. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano in Olauda Ecuano, or Gustavus Vassa, widely used in university classrooms to educate students about the fear of Atlantic slave ships and the living in West Africa in the 18th century. As Vincent Carretta pointed out, "It is difficult to imagine that no history of middle sentences is cited ... the witnesses use the explanation of their fear as the main evidence." But if this If an authoritative statement was born in South Carolina instead of in Africa? In the newly published Equiano the African: "Biography of homemade character" (Georgia University Press, 2005), Carretta also edited Equiano's interesting story penguin version. In other words, Caretta claims that Equiano is still very valuable to historians as he is called "Atlantic Creole." Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753)

Task 1: The historical story of Olauda Ecuano shows that Africans and African Americans faced unique problems before the 1800s, especially the 1865s. One problem is how the problems of expatriates, and how culture and slavery affect their religious choices. The purpose of this article is to clarify the extent to which individuals are affected by these problems. One of them is Olaudah Equiano. By tracking and analyzing some of the important moments of faith in his life, this article reveals a series of controversial dialectical events, that is to say in his early life, the scope of his copper I will try to do. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano in Olauda Ecuano, or Gustavus Vassa, widely used in university classrooms to educate students about the fear of Atlantic slave ships and the living in West Africa in the 18th century. As Vincent Carretta pointed out, "It is difficult to imagine that no history of middle sentences is cited ... the witnesses use the explanation of their fear as the main evidence." But if this If an authoritative statement was born in South Carolina instead of in Africa? In the newly published Equiano the African: "Biography of homemade character" (Georgia University Press, 2005), Carretta also edited Equiano's interesting story penguin version. In other words, Caretta claims that Equiano is still very valuable to historians as he is called "Atlantic Creole." Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753)

The windows of the Western history are designed by Washington, DC and can threaten the visit of foreign headquarters. The creation of this city has its purpose and reason, they are neither natural nor human. In this regard, the Russian people observed St. Petersburg. Normally, cities evolve from small towns to large cities, and many years of outward expansion are seen. People in Russia suffer from foreign phobia and can not accept a new city designed by Western idea by Peter the Great by using the ideals of the West. Peter established the new capital, St. Petersburg in 1703. It was built in Western architectural style and was filled with his order on desolate wetlands. City - Peter's "West window" - became the subject of literary work including Alexandr Pushkin's poem "Bronze Knight", Dostoevsky's novel "Sin and Punishment", and Andre · Bailey's literature. Novel "St. Petersburg". Contrary to Moscow, St. Petersburg not only symbolizes the power of the state to individuals, it also expresses the rationality and plan separated from the irrational elements of tradition, personal needs, and human nature. The main character of Dostoyevsky's underground memo stated that the capital is the most artificial city in the world and ties it to Utopian tradition and experience. Like Peter's reform, the city evokes the concept of historical change through a sudden leap, not a gradual organic process. After my land moved north to the west front window, I found this station in a basement marsh under the frozen bay known as Alt-Leningrad (the city's nickname is a double history And the vision). The permanent train leaves under the ice, brings me and his various passengers and finds alternative routes and venues for myriad scientific research. Some of the desirable alternate political view, or branching of Darwinism's evolution, or some of the capitalist combinations, and I am looking for a filtered lens to find a source of new consciousness. • Capital relocation - Peter moved his court from Moscow to a new place in the Baltic Sea, and his "west window" called him St. Petersburg. This town is made from a swampy area with a good naval port. Of course, its architecture is Europe. When Peter died, he left the changed Russia, later Ruler Catherine the Great would further strengthen the Empire. But he also left a new driving force in Russian society. The contradictory tendency of Westernization combined with the Slavic tradition was aimed at the heart and maintained its own tradition. African kingdom In 1450, Africa was a diverse continent that blended large civilizations, city states, villages, and hunting and settlement communities. Many people in the northern, sub-Saharan and eastern coastlines are Muslims, but many indigenous religions are still quite strong. Since mid-15th century, the largest and most organized empire in Africa Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin

The windows of the Western history are designed by Washington, DC and can threaten the visit of foreign headquarters. The creation of this city has its purpose and reason, they are neither natural nor human. In this regard, the Russian people observed St. Petersburg. Normally, cities evolve from small towns to large cities, and many years of outward expansion are seen. People in Russia suffer from foreign phobia and can not accept a new city designed by Western idea by Peter the Great by using the ideals of the West. Peter established the new capital, St. Petersburg in 1703. It was built in Western architectural style and was filled with his order on desolate wetlands. City - Peter's "West window" - became the subject of literary work including Alexandr Pushkin's poem "Bronze Knight", Dostoevsky's novel "Sin and Punishment", and Andre · Bailey's literature. Novel "St. Petersburg". Contrary to Moscow, St. Petersburg not only symbolizes the power of the state to individuals, it also expresses the rationality and plan separated from the irrational elements of tradition, personal needs, and human nature. The main character of Dostoyevsky's underground memo stated that the capital is the most artificial city in the world and ties it to Utopian tradition and experience. Like Peter's reform, the city evokes the concept of historical change through a sudden leap, not a gradual organic process. After my land moved north to the west front window, I found this station in a basement marsh under the frozen bay known as Alt-Leningrad (the city's nickname is a double history And the vision). The permanent train leaves under the ice, brings me and his various passengers and finds alternative routes and venues for myriad scientific research. Some of the desirable alternate political view, or branching of Darwinism's evolution, or some of the capitalist combinations, and I am looking for a filtered lens to find a source of new consciousness. • Capital relocation - Peter moved his court from Moscow to a new place in the Baltic Sea, and his "west window" called him St. Petersburg. This town is made from a swampy area with a good naval port. Of course, its architecture is Europe. When Peter died, he left the changed Russia, later Ruler Catherine the Great would further strengthen the Empire. But he also left a new driving force in Russian society. The contradictory tendency of Westernization combined with the Slavic tradition was aimed at the heart and maintained its own tradition. African kingdom In 1450, Africa was a diverse continent that blended large civilizations, city states, villages, and hunting and settlement communities. Many people in the northern, sub-Saharan and eastern coastlines are Muslims, but many indigenous religions are still quite strong. Since mid-15th century, the largest and most organized empire in Africa Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin

During the battle of Little Big Horn, LTC George Armstrong Castel did not effectively use the mission command concept as a battle function. Understanding the background of the decision of Custer is important, but these situations have little to do with the interpretation of Xiao Dajiao's big failure. The practitioner did not follow the order, did not consider the relevant information, did not properly plan and carry out the protection of his troops, and carried out the fight without the necessary firepower equipment. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. On June 25, 1876, as the Native American tried to move for the Caucasian for a long time, they decided to take positions and fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in a great leader, Montana led by Bulls. George Armstrong Castel may have broken the Indians if he did not spread all of his regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller forces, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederick Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the valley above the Little Big Horn river. For now, due to the division, Castel left 556 soldiers, and he originally had about 1,000 people. The battle of Little Big Horn was in the battle between Montana's Little Big Horn River and American Cavalry under Castel's rule and several Native Americans; Custer is looking for a cow guided Sue Custer underestimated the size of the Siu army (supported by Cheyenne fighters) and was killed with all the commanders. On June 25, 1876, the battle of Little Big Horn took place near the Little Big Horn River in Montana province, the federal forces led by Colonel George Armstrong consisted of warriors of Lakota Sue and Cheyenne . The tension between the two groups has risen since the discovery of gold on Native American soil. U.S. military including Custer and his seventh victim was dispatched to fight them when some tribes missed the federal deadline of transfer to retained. Custer was not aware of the number of Indians who were fighting under the direction of Little Viggen (1831 - 90), his number exceeded this number and soon overwhelmed by Custer's last battle. Introduction "Battle of Little Big Horn, also known as Castel's last battle, was brought in by the Indians, as a greasy battle it was Lakota, North Cheyenne and the Arapaho People's Common Army, this battle took place in 1876 6 It took place near the Little Big Horn River in the eastern part of Montana on 25th and 26th, which was the most famous action in the Soviet war in 1876. "I think people who are considered American heroes by Americans It is a battle led by brave generals or desperate people to find.

During the battle of Little Big Horn, LTC George Armstrong Castel did not effectively use the mission command concept as a battle function. Understanding the background of the decision of Custer is important, but these situations have little to do with the interpretation of Xiao Dajiao's big failure. The practitioner did not follow the order, did not consider the relevant information, did not properly plan and carry out the protection of his troops, and carried out the fight without the necessary firepower equipment. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. On June 25, 1876, as the Native American tried to move for the Caucasian for a long time, they decided to take positions and fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in a great leader, Montana led by Bulls. George Armstrong Castel may have broken the Indians if he did not spread all of his regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller forces, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederick Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the valley above the Little Big Horn river. For now, due to the division, Castel left 556 soldiers, and he originally had about 1,000 people. The battle of Little Big Horn was in the battle between Montana's Little Big Horn River and American Cavalry under Castel's rule and several Native Americans; Custer is looking for a cow guided Sue Custer underestimated the size of the Siu army (supported by Cheyenne fighters) and was killed with all the commanders. On June 25, 1876, the battle of Little Big Horn took place near the Little Big Horn River in Montana province, the federal forces led by Colonel George Armstrong consisted of warriors of Lakota Sue and Cheyenne . The tension between the two groups has risen since the discovery of gold on Native American soil. U.S. military including Custer and his seventh victim was dispatched to fight them when some tribes missed the federal deadline of transfer to retained. Custer was not aware of the number of Indians who were fighting under the direction of Little Viggen (1831 - 90), his number exceeded this number and soon overwhelmed by Custer's last battle. Introduction "Battle of Little Big Horn, also known as Castel's last battle, was brought in by the Indians, as a greasy battle it was Lakota, North Cheyenne and the Arapaho People's Common Army, this battle took place in 1876 6 It took place near the Little Big Horn River in the eastern part of Montana on 25th and 26th, which was the most famous action in the Soviet war in 1876. "I think people who are considered American heroes by Americans It is a battle led by brave generals or desperate people to find.

Religion, more specifically, Christianity can be seen in an interesting story of Olauda Ecuano's life. Religion plays an important role in Equiano's extraordinary journey; this can be seen through his personal experience. As he experienced mental regeneration, religion plays an important role in his story and in his life. This story shapes his trip from Equiano slavery to physical freedom and freedom from sin to redemption. Through the personal experience of Olaudah Equiano, the audience can understand the beliefs about his religion and how to empower his oppressed community. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano in Olauda Ecuano, or Gustavus Vassa, widely used in university classrooms to educate students about the fear of Atlantic slave ships and the living in West Africa in the 18th century. As Vincent Carretta pointed out, "It is difficult to imagine that no history of middle sentences is cited ... the witnesses use the explanation of their fear as the main evidence." But if this If an authoritative statement was born in South Carolina instead of in Africa? In the newly published Equiano the African: "Biography of homemade character" (Georgia University Press, 2005), Carretta also edited Equiano's interesting story penguin version. In other words, Caretta claims that Equiano is still very valuable to historians as he is called "Atlantic Creole." Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753)

Religion, more specifically, Christianity can be seen in an interesting story of Olauda Ecuano's life. Religion plays an important role in Equiano's extraordinary journey; this can be seen through his personal experience. As he experienced mental regeneration, religion plays an important role in his story and in his life. This story shapes his trip from Equiano slavery to physical freedom and freedom from sin to redemption. Through the personal experience of Olaudah Equiano, the audience can understand the beliefs about his religion and how to empower his oppressed community. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano in Olauda Ecuano, or Gustavus Vassa, widely used in university classrooms to educate students about the fear of Atlantic slave ships and the living in West Africa in the 18th century. As Vincent Carretta pointed out, "It is difficult to imagine that no history of middle sentences is cited ... the witnesses use the explanation of their fear as the main evidence." But if this If an authoritative statement was born in South Carolina instead of in Africa? In the newly published Equiano the African: "Biography of homemade character" (Georgia University Press, 2005), Carretta also edited Equiano's interesting story penguin version. In other words, Caretta claims that Equiano is still very valuable to historians as he is called "Atlantic Creole." Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753)

Equiano explains the separation from his family in the second chapter of the story of experience. (29) Previously, because my sister and I were separated from Equiano's brother, we lay in each other 's arms. "According to him," the next day I proved more than I did not experience a big sad day The sisters were overwhelming and separated from their parents but the separation and tears of his sister Olaudah.Frederick Douglas Let the young man experience the separation from his mother. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. As a child was kidnapped from Africa and sold as a slave, he wrote his autobiography about his life about himself. He bought freedom and became part of the campaign campaign. The description of Equiano is regarded as the founder of the slave narrative. He died in London on March 3, 1797. Autiano of Equiano, Olaudah (1745 - 1797), abolition of capital punishment Orauda · Iquiano Olouda · Equiaan published an interesting story of life in Africa and Gustavo Vaasa (Gustavo Vassa) in 1789, He was founded in Africa, a legendary tradition of slaves. - American literature. Equiano was the active slave release, he helped end the British slave trade that witnessed the atrocities of the Atlantic slave trade, and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. Now the leader of the son of Ibo, the son of Africa, Benin province, known as Nigeria, Orauda Iquiano, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he sells to the UK that he was kidnapped by African slave merchants. He was sent to Barbados West Indies, then sent to Virginia, the British Royal Navy lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Iquiano (1745 - 1797) was now born in Nigeria. As a child he abducted slaves and was sold, he was a new world as a slave. Became a merchant of the Quaker as a slave since the captain of the Navy, but he ultimately passed a cautious deal and saved it freely. As a sailor, he traveled the world, including the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, the Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic, which are trying to reach the North Pole. After coming to London, he participated in the movement to abolish slave trade, and this activity was carried out in 1789 ("Blue Rada - ITE Arnold's life funny story", or he wrote Gustav Vaasa of Africa and release him The year of a strong abolitionist autobiography.The book became a best seller and promoted the cause of anti slavery to make Equiano and in addition it became wealthy.These pages are the best sellers, It is intended to reflect the highest state Equiano scholarship

Equiano explains the separation from his family in the second chapter of the story of experience. (29) Previously, because my sister and I were separated from Equiano's brother, we lay in each other 's arms. "According to him," the next day I proved more than I did not experience a big sad day The sisters were overwhelming and separated from their parents but the separation and tears of his sister Olaudah.Frederick Douglas Let the young man experience the separation from his mother. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. As a child was kidnapped from Africa and sold as a slave, he wrote his autobiography about his life about himself. He bought freedom and became part of the campaign campaign. The description of Equiano is regarded as the founder of the slave narrative. He died in London on March 3, 1797. Autiano of Equiano, Olaudah (1745 - 1797), abolition of capital punishment Orauda · Iquiano Olouda · Equiaan published an interesting story of life in Africa and Gustavo Vaasa (Gustavo Vassa) in 1789, He was founded in Africa, a legendary tradition of slaves. - American literature. Equiano was the active slave release, he helped end the British slave trade that witnessed the atrocities of the Atlantic slave trade, and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. Now the leader of the son of Ibo, the son of Africa, Benin province, known as Nigeria, Orauda Iquiano, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he sells to the UK that he was kidnapped by African slave merchants. He was sent to Barbados West Indies, then sent to Virginia, the British Royal Navy lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Iquiano (1745 - 1797) was now born in Nigeria. As a child he abducted slaves and was sold, he was a new world as a slave. Became a merchant of the Quaker as a slave since the captain of the Navy, but he ultimately passed a cautious deal and saved it freely. As a sailor, he traveled the world, including the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, the Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic, which are trying to reach the North Pole. After coming to London, he participated in the movement to abolish slave trade, and this activity was carried out in 1789 ("Blue Rada - ITE Arnold's life funny story", or he wrote Gustav Vaasa of Africa and release him The year of a strong abolitionist autobiography.The book became a best seller and promoted the cause of anti slavery to make Equiano and in addition it became wealthy.These pages are the best sellers, It is intended to reflect the highest state Equiano scholarship

Today, Christianity and its practice differ depending on places and sects. However, at the beginning, Christianity was not so diverse, the church moved by simplicity was common. How did you come to believe and practice the same religion? Some of the reasons can be explained by early attempts to Christianize European heathens. As sports evolved, it began to organize more strategically and strategically to make service more effective, eventually leading to an institutionalized Catholic church. Religious reform is a major movement that led to the spread of Christianity in Protestantism. It spread to Christians throughout Europe, but how has it spread so far? Protestant reform is the Christian rebellion of the 16th century against Catholic faith. At that time, the Catholic Church had a strict power for the layman. Power rests on the Pope and officials of the Church. Martin Luther is a German priest and believes that everyone should have authority over his religion. He was furiously angered by the officials of the church who gave up the redemption letter with money without guaranteeing that the buyer really repented (this is the forgiveness of formal sin). He was very angry, so I wrote 95 papers on this exercise and nailed them to the church doors of Wittenberg castle church. 4 Lutheran Luther challenged the church Martin Luther to be expelled from the church by Pope Leo X in 1520. His idea spread, many people began to evolve from the Catholic Church and began to form their own church. Believers in Luther believe in loneliness (justification of faith) - become Lutheran - Bible - not pastor, anyone the word "Protestant" applies to Christians belonging to non-Catholic churches. In the Gutenberg of England the reform spread to inventions of printing presses, in 1509 Henry VIII became the king 's king, his wife Catherine wanted to divorce, but Catholic church banned it. . He passed the supreme act and left the Catholic Church. He formed a new Protestant faith called the British Church which dominated the English church. (British Church) When he died in 1547, he eventually had six wives. The Protestant Reform Catholic Church was 1500 years old and the Catholic Church was corrupt. The Renaissance caused secular concepts like humanitarianism • Expansion of Christianity - Basically, Christianity has been a missionary religion for centuries. The Catholic Church takes this responsibility seriously, and as a result, by 1450 the majority of Europeans were Catholics. As they started traveling to other countries, they actively promoted the spread of Christian faith and made the motives of their mission as strong as their desires. For profit. Portuguese adventure Portugal is the first European kingdom to seriously explore other lands. During the majority of the 16th century, Portuguese ruled Indian Ocean trade. How did you capture the ancient oceans shared by Arabs, Persians, Indians, and Southeast Asians? The most important answer is technology. They have excellent weapons. Their ships are equipped with cannons and they skillfully use these cannons so that even smaller vessels can destroy most other types of ships. Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin

Multiple logit (MNL) model for morning peak family work (HW) travel mode selection is a proposed model for specific survey areas to analyze explanatory variables affecting travel mode selection. This approach is important because model selection is affected not only by spatial constraints but also by social demographic constraints. To evaluate these variables, we used multiple Logit models and drafted five model selection utility functions to determine a trip between family and work during peak hours in the morning. Numerous logit models are used to identify factors that affect farmer's choice of using specific adaptation to climate change. In this model, the dependent variable is a polynomial and has the same number of categories as the number of climate change adaptation methods described in the survey area. The simplified form of the model is as follows. Here, the multiple dependent variable factor Yi is an adaptation method selected by the producer, and X1 to X6 are explanatory variables. Adaptation strategy of Tsou farmers in southern Benin to climate change and its enlightenment If the binary logit model is extended to have two or more categories of dependent variables, it is a multi-logit model. In this case, classifying the data into two categories does not make much sense, or the abundance of data may be lost. In such a case, the multiple logit model is an appropriate method especially for subordinate categories (red, blue, green etc.) that are out of order. Some authors have extended polynomial regression to include feature selection / importance method such as random multi logit. Multiple logit models are used to evaluate the determinants of choosing a specific type of local borrowing rule. As mentioned earlier, the vector is ... ..., -, - - - Since it is 1, 2, borrow 6 is borrowed from the adjustment variable. Based on vector ... ..., -, - -, variableð '... ð'-ð'¡¡ - It is designed as follows: ð'š 1, ð'-ð 'ð' ... 1, ð'-ð'¡¡ = 1, (ð'ð'¹ð' ¬ ðð 'ð'' ð'ð)' ¡ Ð'ð''ð'ð'ðð'Õð'ðð'ðð' ð '> ð' ")) ð'š 2, Ž'-ð '" ð' ... 2, ð '¡¡ = 1, (ð'ðð''ð'šð'-ð '> ð'-ð' '' ð'ε''ðð''ð '-' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '3', 3 ', 3', 3 ', = 1, (1) ->' '' '' '' ' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '', (Ð'ð''ð '> ð'¡ð''ð' ðð '' '' '' '' ' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' = 1, (ð'ð'''''' 'A € D'-ð'ðð'ð'œð'ð''ð 'ð'ðð ¢' 'ð''ð') ð'š 6, ð'-ð '"ð' ... 6, ð'-ð '¡= 1, (ð' šð'ðð'³ð '~' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' ' '' '' Note: - The results of multiple logit are reported as peripheral effects evaluated on the average of the covariates. The heterodispersity standard errors collected in the ancestor countries are shown in parentheses. * P <0.10, ** p <0.05, *** p <0.01. Also this year, state, personal, national, cultural control has not been reported. Due to limited nationwide career change, 307 observations were excluded (in eight states). Indirect attention One possible driving factor for collective income positive effects may be immigration to the United States of selection bias. In collecting countries, people with individual values ​​sense may be misplaced, it may be more likely to emigrate to the American individualism. Those values ​​were passed on to over individualism individualism, but they transfer the values ​​of their personality and their children represent collecting countries

Multiple logit (MNL) model for morning peak family work (HW) travel mode selection is a proposed model for specific survey areas to analyze explanatory variables affecting travel mode selection. This approach is important because model selection is affected not only by spatial constraints but also by social demographic constraints. To evaluate these variables, we used multiple Logit models and drafted five model selection utility functions to determine a trip between family and work during peak hours in the morning. Numerous logit models are used to identify factors that affect farmer's choice of using specific adaptation to climate change. In this model, the dependent variable is a polynomial and has the same number of categories as the number of climate change adaptation methods described in the survey area. The simplified form of the model is as follows. Here, the multiple dependent variable factor Yi is an adaptation method selected by the producer, and X1 to X6 are explanatory variables. Adaptation strategy of Tsou farmers in southern Benin to climate change and its enlightenment If the binary logit model is extended to have two or more categories of dependent variables, it is a multi-logit model. In this case, classifying the data into two categories does not make much sense, or the abundance of data may be lost. In such a case, the multiple logit model is an appropriate method especially for subordinate categories (red, blue, green etc.) that are out of order. Some authors have extended polynomial regression to include feature selection / importance method such as random multi logit. Multiple logit models are used to evaluate the determinants of choosing a specific type of local borrowing rule. As mentioned earlier, the vector is ... ..., -, - - - Since it is 1, 2, borrow 6 is borrowed from the adjustment variable. Based on vector ... ..., -, - -, variableð '... ð'-ð'¡¡ - It is designed as follows: ð'š 1, ð'-ð 'ð' ... 1, ð'-ð'¡¡ = 1, (ð'ð'¹ð' ¬ ðð 'ð'' ð'ð)' ¡ Ð'ð''ð'ð'ðð'Õð'ðð'ðð' ð '> ð' ")) ð'š 2, Ž'-ð '" ð' ... 2, ð '¡¡ = 1, (ð'ðð''ð'šð'-ð '> ð'-ð' '' ð'ε''ðð''ð '-' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '3', 3 ', 3', 3 ', = 1, (1) ->' '' '' '' ' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '', (Ð'ð''ð '> ð'¡ð''ð' ðð '' '' '' '' ' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' = 1, (ð'ð'''''' 'A € D'-ð'ðð'ð'œð'ð''ð 'ð'ðð ¢' 'ð''ð') ð'š 6, ð'-ð '"ð' ... 6, ð'-ð '¡= 1, (ð' šð'ðð'³ð '~' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' ' '' '' Note: - The results of multiple logit are reported as peripheral effects evaluated on the average of the covariates. The heterodispersity standard errors collected in the ancestor countries are shown in parentheses. * P <0.10, ** p <0.05, *** p <0.01. Also this year, state, personal, national, cultural control has not been reported. Due to limited nationwide career change, 307 observations were excluded (in eight states). Indirect attention One possible driving factor for collective income positive effects may be immigration to the United States of selection bias. In collecting countries, people with individual values ​​sense may be misplaced, it may be more likely to emigrate to the American individualism. Those values ​​were passed on to over individualism individualism, but they transfer the values ​​of their personality and their children represent collecting countries

Struggle of Olaudah Equiano In an interesting story of Olaudah Equiano's life Olaudah Equiano is the hero, a victim of slavery and the world around him. Equiano is Ibo from Nigeria, the youngest son of the family, the mother's favorite. He has been trained in agriculture and war techniques since he was a child. His mother used the sign to bathe him as if he were a great warrior. Equiano is having a happy and beautiful childhood. His country encourages everyone to be absorbed in music, dancing and poetry. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Ecuano (1745-1797) was born in Nigeria. He was kidnapped in childhood and sold to slaves, he was regarded as a slave to the new world. As a slave to the British navy captain, he later became a Quaker merchant and eventually won his free price after careful dealings and savings. As a sailor, he traveled the world including the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Atlantic and Arctic, but the latter tried to reach the Arctic. After coming to London, he took part in the abolition of slave trade, whereby he wrote and published "an interesting story of the lifetime of Orrdaignuno", or Gustav Vassar of Africa (1789). A year of powerful abolitionists' autobiography. This book became a best seller, in addition to promoting anti - slavery, we made Equiano wealthy. These pages are designed to reflect the best content of the Equino Scholarship In 1789, Ecuano's greatest contribution to abolitionism occurred when he announced "an interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano". He spent several years exploring British islands and using the story of his life to explain the evil of slavery. Ecuano passed away in 1797 - the UK finally abolished slave trade ten years ago - but his "funny story" later became an influential text of American abolitionists

Struggle of Olaudah Equiano In an interesting story of Olaudah Equiano's life Olaudah Equiano is the hero, a victim of slavery and the world around him. Equiano is Ibo from Nigeria, the youngest son of the family, the mother's favorite. He has been trained in agriculture and war techniques since he was a child. His mother used the sign to bathe him as if he were a great warrior. Equiano is having a happy and beautiful childhood. His country encourages everyone to be absorbed in music, dancing and poetry. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Ecuano (1745-1797) was born in Nigeria. He was kidnapped in childhood and sold to slaves, he was regarded as a slave to the new world. As a slave to the British navy captain, he later became a Quaker merchant and eventually won his free price after careful dealings and savings. As a sailor, he traveled the world including the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Atlantic and Arctic, but the latter tried to reach the Arctic. After coming to London, he took part in the abolition of slave trade, whereby he wrote and published "an interesting story of the lifetime of Orrdaignuno", or Gustav Vassar of Africa (1789). A year of powerful abolitionists' autobiography. This book became a best seller, in addition to promoting anti - slavery, we made Equiano wealthy. These pages are designed to reflect the best content of the Equino Scholarship In 1789, Ecuano's greatest contribution to abolitionism occurred when he announced "an interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano". He spent several years exploring British islands and using the story of his life to explain the evil of slavery. Ecuano passed away in 1797 - the UK finally abolished slave trade ten years ago - but his "funny story" later became an influential text of American abolitionists

Santería is a newly recognized religion in America. Many Americans practicing more traditional religions, such as Catholicism and Judaism, believe that Santeria's approach is very strange and quite ambiguous. The advantage of our society is that the sacrifices of popular animals in Santeria may not be ethical or discomforting. One reason for this reaction may be the lack of understanding of this religion in our society. Many people who do not practice this religion automatically believe that religion is a terrible cult and people are only killing animals. The discussion of Santelea may be confusing for several reasons. First of all, "Santería" is a common name for religion. More appropriately, the religion is called Letcia de Oucha, or sometimes simply Ocha, which means "the law of Orisha" which refers to the gods of the Sunteria. Other names in this religion are Lucumi, African Yoruba, meaning "friends" and La · Legra · Lukmi. Yoruba is mainly African language used in part of Togo and Benin in Nigeria. More complicated is that the worship of Orisha and Kogami is also a feature of Brazilian religion, Kandomble, very much like Sunteria. African religious beliefs are brought to the new world and evolve into different religious traditions in different regions. The two religions in Central America originate, at least in part, from African religious beliefs. When religious beliefs of African slaves and indigenous peoples and other immigrants were integrated into these islands, these religions, Vodou and Santería appeared in Haiti and Cuba respectively. The result of this cultural contact is the fusion of two major religions that have attracted many believers in modern times. However, we can hardly calculate the number of experts in Vodou and Santería. Most people engaged in these religious beliefs are also engaged in other religions, especially Catholics who are likely to regard themselves as Catholics. In addition, the organization of both religions is very loose. In the case of Santería, the religion has various names in various regions including Brazilian Candombleí. Because it is suppressed in Cuba, it is difficult to reach the exact number.

Santería is a newly recognized religion in America. Many Americans practicing more traditional religions, such as Catholicism and Judaism, believe that Santeria's approach is very strange and quite ambiguous. The advantage of our society is that the sacrifices of popular animals in Santeria may not be ethical or discomforting. One reason for this reaction may be the lack of understanding of this religion in our society. Many people who do not practice this religion automatically believe that religion is a terrible cult and people are only killing animals. The discussion of Santelea may be confusing for several reasons. First of all, "Santería" is a common name for religion. More appropriately, the religion is called Letcia de Oucha, or sometimes simply Ocha, which means "the law of Orisha" which refers to the gods of the Sunteria. Other names in this religion are Lucumi, African Yoruba, meaning "friends" and La · Legra · Lukmi. Yoruba is mainly African language used in part of Togo and Benin in Nigeria. More complicated is that the worship of Orisha and Kogami is also a feature of Brazilian religion, Kandomble, very much like Sunteria. African religious beliefs are brought to the new world and evolve into different religious traditions in different regions. The two religions in Central America originate, at least in part, from African religious beliefs. When religious beliefs of African slaves and indigenous peoples and other immigrants were integrated into these islands, these religions, Vodou and Santería appeared in Haiti and Cuba respectively. The result of this cultural contact is the fusion of two major religions that have attracted many believers in modern times. However, we can hardly calculate the number of experts in Vodou and Santería. Most people engaged in these religious beliefs are also engaged in other religions, especially Catholics who are likely to regard themselves as Catholics. In addition, the organization of both religions is very loose. In the case of Santería, the religion has various names in various regions including Brazilian Candombleí. Because it is suppressed in Cuba, it is difficult to reach the exact number.

Today, Christianity and its practice differ depending on places and sects. However, at the beginning, Christianity was not so diverse, the church moved by simplicity was common. How did you come to believe and practice the same religion? Some of the reasons can be explained by early attempts to Christianize European heathens. As sports evolved, it began to organize more strategically and strategically to make service more effective, eventually leading to an institutionalized Catholic church. Religious reform is a major movement that led to the spread of Christianity in Protestantism. It spread to Christians throughout Europe, but how has it spread so far? Protestant reform is the Christian rebellion of the 16th century against Catholic faith. At that time, the Catholic Church had a strict power for the layman. Power rests on the Pope and officials of the Church. Martin Luther is a German priest and believes that everyone should have authority over his religion. He was furiously angered by the officials of the church who gave up the redemption letter with money without guaranteeing that the buyer really repented (this is the forgiveness of formal sin). He was very angry, so I wrote 95 papers on this exercise and nailed them to the church doors of Wittenberg castle church. 4 Lutheran Luther challenged the church Martin Luther to be expelled from the church by Pope Leo X in 1520. His idea spread, many people began to evolve from the Catholic Church and began to form their own church. Believers in Luther believe in loneliness (justification of faith) - become Lutheran - Bible - not pastor, anyone the word "Protestant" applies to Christians belonging to non-Catholic churches. In the Gutenberg of England the reform spread to inventions of printing presses, in 1509 Henry VIII became the king 's king, his wife Catherine wanted to divorce, but Catholic church banned it. . He passed the supreme act and left the Catholic Church. He formed a new Protestant faith called the British Church which dominated the English church. (British Church) When he died in 1547, he eventually had six wives. The Protestant Reform Catholic Church was 1500 years old and the Catholic Church was corrupt. The Renaissance caused secular concepts like humanitarianism • Expansion of Christianity - Basically, Christianity has been a missionary religion for centuries. The Catholic Church takes this responsibility seriously, and as a result, by 1450 the majority of Europeans were Catholics. As they started traveling to other countries, they actively promoted the spread of Christian faith and made the motives of their mission as strong as their desires. For profit. Portuguese adventure Portugal is the first European kingdom to seriously explore other lands. During the majority of the 16th century, Portuguese ruled Indian Ocean trade. How did you capture the ancient oceans shared by Arabs, Persians, Indians, and Southeast Asians? The most important answer is technology. They have excellent weapons. Their ships are equipped with cannons and they skillfully use these cannons so that even smaller vessels can destroy most other types of ships. Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin

Food and Drink> Alcohol> Alcohol Consumption> All Beverages: Average number of liters of pure alcohol consumed annually by people over the age of 14 with legally and illegally manufactured alcohol. Tourism expenditure is not included in countries where annual tourists are more than the resident population. Smoking> Annual tobacco per adult: This list compares the average consumption of annual cigarettes per adult in the world. In addition to Greece, ten European countries are ranked first in eastern continent. Consumption of tobacco is also high in advanced Asian countries such as China, Korea, Japan, Africa is a country with low consumption. Food and beverage> Alcohol> Alcohol consumption> Homemade and illegal drinks: Average number of pure alcohol consumed by people over the age of 14 years in the form of "unrecorded alcohol". Tourism expenditure is not included in countries where annual tourists are more than the resident population. "Unrecorded alcohol" is not subject to taxation, it is not under government control. It includes self-made (legal or illegal), smuggling, or alcohol obtained through cross-border shopping. Collect data according to investigation and expert judgment Food and Drink> Alcohol> Consumer Alcohol> Legal Information Sources: Average of pure alcohol consumed by the population over the age of 14, in the form of "Record Alcohol" annually. Tourism expenditure is not included in countries where annual tourists are more than the resident population. "Recorded alcohol" is under the control of the government It does not include alcohol obtained through self-made (legal or illegal), smuggling, or cross-border shopping. "Culture: Ghana versus Nigeria", NationMaster. From http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/Ghana/Nigeria/Culture Ghana and Nigeria often compare each other. After all, they are the two largest British countries in West Africa. Over time, at least through the eyes of foreign observers - each country gets a different reputation. Ghana seems to be a more gentle and peaceful antidote to Nigeria's turmoil and is often a violent environment. As discussed in previous article on the Republic, young Nigerians tend to crave Lollins' type of people (the former Ghana dictator, later won the democratic election) to save the country. In any case, the massive protests in Ghana several weeks ago and the cessation of protests in Nigeria several weeks ago may be examples of what Ghana is doing and examples of political turmoil unique to Nigeria . Vodin is not only West Africans of Togo, Nigeria, Benin, Ghana but also the traditional religion scattered throughout the country. Vodan in Ghana, Vodum in Brazil, Vodoo in Haiti, Vudu in Cuba and Vodoo its most common name in Louisiana. . According to some estimates, this polytheism can be traced back thousands of years. Contrary to the general belief in popular culture of the word "voodoo", Vodan based in the United Kingdom is not a magical or spirit carrier, but a religion to worship his ancestors. Its purpose is to be transcendental, unlike other religions, which neither build itself nor focus on the original story. Vodun believes that the answers to these big questions are beyond the scope of human understanding. Instead, they worship from the spirit of the people in front of us and seek guidance.

Food and Drink> Alcohol> Alcohol Consumption> All Beverages: Average number of liters of pure alcohol consumed annually by people over the age of 14 with legally and illegally manufactured alcohol. Tourism expenditure is not included in countries where annual tourists are more than the resident population. Smoking> Annual tobacco per adult: This list compares the average consumption of annual cigarettes per adult in the world. In addition to Greece, ten European countries are ranked first in eastern continent. Consumption of tobacco is also high in advanced Asian countries such as China, Korea, Japan, Africa is a country with low consumption. Food and beverage> Alcohol> Alcohol consumption> Homemade and illegal drinks: Average number of pure alcohol consumed by people over the age of 14 years in the form of "unrecorded alcohol". Tourism expenditure is not included in countries where annual tourists are more than the resident population. "Unrecorded alcohol" is not subject to taxation, it is not under government control. It includes self-made (legal or illegal), smuggling, or alcohol obtained through cross-border shopping. Collect data according to investigation and expert judgment Food and Drink> Alcohol> Consumer Alcohol> Legal Information Sources: Average of pure alcohol consumed by the population over the age of 14, in the form of "Record Alcohol" annually. Tourism expenditure is not included in countries where annual tourists are more than the resident population. "Recorded alcohol" is under the control of the government It does not include alcohol obtained through self-made (legal or illegal), smuggling, or cross-border shopping. "Culture: Ghana versus Nigeria", NationMaster. From http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/Ghana/Nigeria/Culture Ghana and Nigeria often compare each other. After all, they are the two largest British countries in West Africa. Over time, at least through the eyes of foreign observers - each country gets a different reputation. Ghana seems to be a more gentle and peaceful antidote to Nigeria's turmoil and is often a violent environment. As discussed in previous article on the Republic, young Nigerians tend to crave Lollins' type of people (the former Ghana dictator, later won the democratic election) to save the country. In any case, the massive protests in Ghana several weeks ago and the cessation of protests in Nigeria several weeks ago may be examples of what Ghana is doing and examples of political turmoil unique to Nigeria . Vodin is not only West Africans of Togo, Nigeria, Benin, Ghana but also the traditional religion scattered throughout the country. Vodan in Ghana, Vodum in Brazil, Vodoo in Haiti, Vudu in Cuba and Vodoo its most common name in Louisiana. . According to some estimates, this polytheism can be traced back thousands of years. Contrary to the general belief in popular culture of the word "voodoo", Vodan based in the United Kingdom is not a magical or spirit carrier, but a religion to worship his ancestors. Its purpose is to be transcendental, unlike other religions, which neither build itself nor focus on the original story. Vodun believes that the answers to these big questions are beyond the scope of human understanding. Instead, they worship from the spirit of the people in front of us and seek guidance.

In addition to rock painting, ancient African artists also prepared sculptures. One of the oldest sculptures in Africa is an unusual terra-cotta ceramic surface recorded in the country of West Africa in Nigeria for more than 2500 years. These sculptures are assembled using cast iron or crystalline compounds, but the original shape does not exist. They show a spirit of flexibility to the culture of Africa and dates back to about 200 CE. Peter 89 Their amazing shape features and communication excellence made them unique in African art history. Yorubas uses various materials such as bronze, leather, terracotta, ivory, fabric, copper, stone, wood carving, brass, pottery, glass, etc. for artwork. One of the unique aspects of Yoruba's art is its amazing realism - unlike most African arts, it will choose to create human sculptures in a brilliant and life-sized form. The art history of the nearby Benin Empire shows that there is an intersection of ideas between the adjacent Yoruba and Edo. Brass casters in Benin's court learned their art from the master of Ifefa called Iguaega sent from Ife at the request of Benin's opal around 1400. In fact, Benin's oldest cast brass monument replicates the delicate naturalism of Ife's early Yoruba sculpture. Bastar Art and its craftsmen are known for metal products and clay products. Exceptional skills of the Bastar tribe in the creation and design of genuine handicrafts, Dokra Craft, bamboo work, terrorist warriors, wood carvings, and clay works greatly demonstrated the creativity of tribal craftsmen. Dokra is the most popular and first known metal casting method with independent design and type. Dokuro is an important part of tribal culture and is widely recognized. The tribal art style holds the charm of Chhattisgarh, making it the perfect place for visitors to discover the real India of the past. Various sculptures, seal, ceramics, gold jewelry, and terracotta fighters, bronze, talc and figurines were excavated from the Harappan civilization. Other undiscovered handicraft items include seashell works, ceramics, camellia, glazed talcum beads, special combs and the like. The dancer's girl and the Mohenjohdaro's beard's head are two famous works of art. Various clay figures indicate that Harappans admire Mother's goddess as a symbol of fertility. Several trees seem to be sacred. Several people buried the dead in the grave. Because their graves often contain deceased household ceramics, decorations and mirrors, people in Halapang may believe in their life after death.

In addition to rock painting, ancient African artists also prepared sculptures. One of the oldest sculptures in Africa is an unusual terra-cotta ceramic surface recorded in the country of West Africa in Nigeria for more than 2500 years. These sculptures are assembled using cast iron or crystalline compounds, but the original shape does not exist. They show a spirit of flexibility to the culture of Africa and dates back to about 200 CE. Peter 89 Their amazing shape features and communication excellence made them unique in African art history. Yorubas uses various materials such as bronze, leather, terracotta, ivory, fabric, copper, stone, wood carving, brass, pottery, glass, etc. for artwork. One of the unique aspects of Yoruba's art is its amazing realism - unlike most African arts, it will choose to create human sculptures in a brilliant and life-sized form. The art history of the nearby Benin Empire shows that there is an intersection of ideas between the adjacent Yoruba and Edo. Brass casters in Benin's court learned their art from the master of Ifefa called Iguaega sent from Ife at the request of Benin's opal around 1400. In fact, Benin's oldest cast brass monument replicates the delicate naturalism of Ife's early Yoruba sculpture. Bastar Art and its craftsmen are known for metal products and clay products. Exceptional skills of the Bastar tribe in the creation and design of genuine handicrafts, Dokra Craft, bamboo work, terrorist warriors, wood carvings, and clay works greatly demonstrated the creativity of tribal craftsmen. Dokra is the most popular and first known metal casting method with independent design and type. Dokuro is an important part of tribal culture and is widely recognized. The tribal art style holds the charm of Chhattisgarh, making it the perfect place for visitors to discover the real India of the past. Various sculptures, seal, ceramics, gold jewelry, and terracotta fighters, bronze, talc and figurines were excavated from the Harappan civilization. Other undiscovered handicraft items include seashell works, ceramics, camellia, glazed talcum beads, special combs and the like. The dancer's girl and the Mohenjohdaro's beard's head are two famous works of art. Various clay figures indicate that Harappans admire Mother's goddess as a symbol of fertility. Several trees seem to be sacred. Several people buried the dead in the grave. Because their graves often contain deceased household ceramics, decorations and mirrors, people in Halapang may believe in their life after death.

Author Olouadah Equiano Keith Sandiford eloquently measured the time that the interesting story Equiano declared in a reliable source documentary. Sandiford wrote, "Through the story, [Equiano] consciously faithful and honest judgment and calm reflections can evaluate his actions such as memories drawing memories of his life's events and experiences It is. "(119). For me, this is where Equiano is starting to become a reliable way for his story: "I believe that those who publish his memoirs of hard escape condemnation hypocrisy. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Author Olouadah Equiano Keith Sandiford eloquently measured the time that the interesting story Equiano declared in a reliable source documentary. Sandiford wrote, "Throughout the story, there is a conscious effort to portray key events in his life and experience as memory, faithful and honest judgment and calm reflections evaluate his behavior You can do it "(119). - "Olauda Equino Lifetime Interesting Story" Orauda Equiano is one of the most influential slave stories in today's society. One was influenced by countless writers, including Frederick Douglas, who first explained the slave trade as Equiano style as being widely read, to establish an effective slave narrative form. Establishing this language and maintaining a sentimental tone rather than reliability, honesty

Author Olouadah Equiano Keith Sandiford eloquently measured the time that the interesting story Equiano declared in a reliable source documentary. Sandiford wrote, "Through the story, [Equiano] consciously faithful and honest judgment and calm reflections can evaluate his actions such as memories drawing memories of his life's events and experiences It is. "(119). For me, this is where Equiano is starting to become a reliable way for his story: "I believe that those who publish his memoirs of hard escape condemnation hypocrisy. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Author Olouadah Equiano Keith Sandiford eloquently measured the time that the interesting story Equiano declared in a reliable source documentary. Sandiford wrote, "Throughout the story, there is a conscious effort to portray key events in his life and experience as memory, faithful and honest judgment and calm reflections evaluate his behavior You can do it "(119). - "Olauda Equino Lifetime Interesting Story" Orauda Equiano is one of the most influential slave stories in today's society. One was influenced by countless writers, including Frederick Douglas, who first explained the slave trade as Equiano style as being widely read, to establish an effective slave narrative form. Establishing this language and maintaining a sentimental tone rather than reliability, honesty

In order to promote the cashless economy and eliminate domestic fraud, the income tax office urges the taxpayer not to exchange cash. Central Direct Taxation (CBDT) has posted consultation on the official website for cash transactions beyond the statutory limit. The recommendations issued by the Board remind taxpayers not to receive Rupee cash. One or more transactions per day, or one or more transactions related to an event or event totaling more than 2,000,000 / -. Non monetization restriction Since the cash transaction exceeded the rupee 2017 "Financial Act" was established. 2 rupees It further stated that it is less than the number of R. For the transfer of real estate, you need to claim or repay it with cash of more than $ 20,000. Also limit payment to rupees or more. 10,000 / - Cash related to business / professional expenses Moreover, the amount exceeds Rs. 2,000 / - You can not donate cash to a trust / organization you registered Any information on money laundering, including information on revealed income / assets (including India and overseas) and Benami's transactions, can be submitted to the Secretary of the Attorney / Investigation. " I said. CBDT recently announced a new program called Income Tax Information Notification Incentive Program 2018. Through this, the department will provide internal accuser remuneration of up to 500 rupees. This plan provides incentives and rewards to people acting as information providers under the program. In addition, the 1988 Bemino Trade Whistleblower Incentive Program will provide regulatory bodies with information on Benami's property that can be prosecuted under the 1988 Beinco Property Transactions Law, pursuant to the 2016 Benin Trading (Prohibition) Amendment Act Announced. . According to Indian Criminal Code No. 1860 and 1988 Anti Corruption Act, Indian civil servants may be punished for corruption. In 1988 the Banami Trading Prohibition Act banned Benami transactions. In 2002, the Anti-Money Laundering Act imposed penalties on civil servants' money laundering crimes. Since 2005, India has also been a party to the United Nations Convention on Anti-Corruption (unapproved). This Convention covers a wide range of corruption activities and proposes specific prevention policies. Trading The newly introduced regulation is the result of the proposal submitted by the special investigation team of the Supreme Court in July 2011. The purpose of restricting cash transactions is to suppress the flow of domestic black money. This not only has a negative impact on domestic black money income. The government has also influenced the investment for production purposes. Since most black money is traded in cash, it has not been considered yet, and considerable amount is not productive. The purpose of these restrictions on money is to reduce the cash economy and reduce the occurrence and distribution of black money. In order to curb black money and limit the amount and quantity of cash transactions, the government has introduced several new regulations and related regulations and prohibits the use of certain types of cash payments in financial bills.

In order to promote the cashless economy and eliminate domestic fraud, the income tax office urges the taxpayer not to exchange cash. Central Direct Taxation (CBDT) has posted consultation on the official website for cash transactions beyond the statutory limit. The recommendations issued by the Board remind taxpayers not to receive Rupee cash. One or more transactions per day, or one or more transactions related to an event or event totaling more than 2,000,000 / -. Non monetization restriction Since the cash transaction exceeded the rupee 2017 "Financial Act" was established. 2 rupees It further stated that it is less than the number of R. For the transfer of real estate, you need to claim or repay it with cash of more than $ 20,000. Also limit payment to rupees or more. 10,000 / - Cash related to business / professional expenses Moreover, the amount exceeds Rs. 2,000 / - You can not donate cash to a trust / organization you registered Any information on money laundering, including information on revealed income / assets (including India and overseas) and Benami's transactions, can be submitted to the Secretary of the Attorney / Investigation. " I said. CBDT recently announced a new program called Income Tax Information Notification Incentive Program 2018. Through this, the department will provide internal accuser remuneration of up to 500 rupees. This plan provides incentives and rewards to people acting as information providers under the program. In addition, the 1988 Bemino Trade Whistleblower Incentive Program will provide regulatory bodies with information on Benami's property that can be prosecuted under the 1988 Beinco Property Transactions Law, pursuant to the 2016 Benin Trading (Prohibition) Amendment Act Announced. . According to Indian Criminal Code No. 1860 and 1988 Anti Corruption Act, Indian civil servants may be punished for corruption. In 1988 the Banami Trading Prohibition Act banned Benami transactions. In 2002, the Anti-Money Laundering Act imposed penalties on civil servants' money laundering crimes. Since 2005, India has also been a party to the United Nations Convention on Anti-Corruption (unapproved). This Convention covers a wide range of corruption activities and proposes specific prevention policies. Trading The newly introduced regulation is the result of the proposal submitted by the special investigation team of the Supreme Court in July 2011. The purpose of restricting cash transactions is to suppress the flow of domestic black money. This not only has a negative impact on domestic black money income. The government has also influenced the investment for production purposes. Since most black money is traded in cash, it has not been considered yet, and considerable amount is not productive. The purpose of these restrictions on money is to reduce the cash economy and reduce the occurrence and distribution of black money. In order to curb black money and limit the amount and quantity of cash transactions, the government has introduced several new regulations and related regulations and prohibits the use of certain types of cash payments in financial bills.

Born in Luangnan in 1581, the settlers of Nudongo province in Africa and Portuguese settlers (Toler 265), African Mbundu Nzinga Queen moved forward for their own country and reestablished power to people. Nzinga came when she needed her. She made her country of Mataba (now Angola) economically and socially the same country with Portuguese. To do this, Nzinga ultimately takes the rules, even if it causes a stable opposition of the enemy, takes steps to put himself in the right place to guide his country in the right direction It was. Queen Nzinga is thought to have been born in the early 1580s. Nzinga's father, Ngola Kiluanji Kia Samba, is the ruler of the people of Ndongo. In the same year Nzinga was born, the king began to guide his people against the Portuguese colonialists. Because of the growing demand for slave labor in the new world colonies like Brazil, it is said that these Europeans are attacking the slave territory of Ndongo. In addition, the Portuguese tried to conquer the area thought to contain silver mines. Other African rulers took a stand. For example, in the beginning of the 17th century, the Queen of Ndonga, Nzinga Mbandi (1583 BC - 1663 BC), fought against Portugal - a part of the nation's century-long resistance movement against slave trade. . The motivation for anti - slavery can also be found in Activities of King Christian leader Dona Beatriz Kimpa Vita (1684-1706). Several major African countries, including the Kingdom of Benin and Daughter, have taken steps to restrict and suppress slave trade. Agaha Trudo (No. 1708-40), the king of Dahe banned slave trade and even attacked the European fortress along the coast. Unfortunately, the successor of Agaja Trudo did not share the interests of participating in his view and transactions. Some African rulers oppose slave trade. But other African rulers are willing to offer European businessmen the extra enslavement they desire. As demand increased, some African businessmen caught other Africans and began selling them to Europeans. British, French and Portuguese help these rulers fight their enemies. African rulers who think that they are willing to serve slavery Africans became very wealthy and powerful. They are equipped with guns from Europe. Due to European guns and weapons, the number of wars has increased, and it has become more intense. Many Africans die for all the enslaved slaves that will eventually be sold.

Born in Luangnan in 1581, the settlers of Nudongo province in Africa and Portuguese settlers (Toler 265), African Mbundu Nzinga Queen moved forward for their own country and reestablished power to people. Nzinga came when she needed her. She made her country of Mataba (now Angola) economically and socially the same country with Portuguese. To do this, Nzinga ultimately takes the rules, even if it causes a stable opposition of the enemy, takes steps to put himself in the right place to guide his country in the right direction It was. Queen Nzinga is thought to have been born in the early 1580s. Nzinga's father, Ngola Kiluanji Kia Samba, is the ruler of the people of Ndongo. In the same year Nzinga was born, the king began to guide his people against the Portuguese colonialists. Because of the growing demand for slave labor in the new world colonies like Brazil, it is said that these Europeans are attacking the slave territory of Ndongo. In addition, the Portuguese tried to conquer the area thought to contain silver mines. Other African rulers took a stand. For example, in the beginning of the 17th century, the Queen of Ndonga, Nzinga Mbandi (1583 BC - 1663 BC), fought against Portugal - a part of the nation's century-long resistance movement against slave trade. . The motivation for anti - slavery can also be found in Activities of King Christian leader Dona Beatriz Kimpa Vita (1684-1706). Several major African countries, including the Kingdom of Benin and Daughter, have taken steps to restrict and suppress slave trade. Agaha Trudo (No. 1708-40), the king of Dahe banned slave trade and even attacked the European fortress along the coast. Unfortunately, the successor of Agaja Trudo did not share the interests of participating in his view and transactions. Some African rulers oppose slave trade. But other African rulers are willing to offer European businessmen the extra enslavement they desire. As demand increased, some African businessmen caught other Africans and began selling them to Europeans. British, French and Portuguese help these rulers fight their enemies. African rulers who think that they are willing to serve slavery Africans became very wealthy and powerful. They are equipped with guns from Europe. Due to European guns and weapons, the number of wars has increased, and it has become more intense. Many Africans die for all the enslaved slaves that will eventually be sold.

Olaudah Equiano or Gustavus Vassa In 1758 Olaudah Equiano was kidnapped from his home in southeastern Nigeria and sold as a slave. Equiano was only 11 years old and forced to leave his Ibo religion, his family and all other familiar people. His statements to the Europeans that he was forced to become slaves was particularly powerful because Equiano had never seen it before in white people. ... I was taken to a ship. Several crews immediately talked to me and ceased to judge whether I was saying or not; I am now being persuaded to enter the crazy world, they kill me I will. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano was called Gustavus Vassa by his white master and became legendary throughout his words. In 1788, England announced his autobiographical work "an interesting story of the life of Orauda Ecuano", or African Gustav Vassa, who pioneered the former slave's own anti-slavery literature that would be abolished did. Movement brings extensive effects. In the 18th century. Ecuano was born in a small village in modern Nigeria in 1745, and he plans to travel long before death in 1797. A slave slave merchant in Africa tore him at home when he was 11 years old. So, not to mention the oppressed young black people - they have begun a series of secular experiences not comparable to many of the most international people.

Olaudah Equiano or Gustavus Vassa In 1758 Olaudah Equiano was kidnapped from his home in southeastern Nigeria and sold as a slave. Equiano was only 11 years old and forced to leave his Ibo religion, his family and all other familiar people. His statements to the Europeans that he was forced to become slaves was particularly powerful because Equiano had never seen it before in white people. ... I was taken to a ship. Several crews immediately talked to me and ceased to judge whether I was saying or not; I am now being persuaded to enter the crazy world, they kill me I will. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano was called Gustavus Vassa by his white master and became legendary throughout his words. In 1788, England announced his autobiographical work "an interesting story of the life of Orauda Ecuano", or African Gustav Vassa, who pioneered the former slave's own anti-slavery literature that would be abolished did. Movement brings extensive effects. In the 18th century. Ecuano was born in a small village in modern Nigeria in 1745, and he plans to travel long before death in 1797. A slave slave merchant in Africa tore him at home when he was 11 years old. So, not to mention the oppressed young black people - they have begun a series of secular experiences not comparable to many of the most international people.

The novel "An interesting story in the life of Olauda Ecuano" exists as a vital work in the UK's abolishment movement. As a story of the 18th century written by former black slaves, this novel glimps us the life of slave merchants themselves and the slaves of Africa involved in slave trade. Even if Equiano is a controversy over the authenticity of authenticity of origins in Africa followed by medieval passage, this novel is also a strong leadership literary work. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano in Olauda Ecuano, or Gustavus Vassa, widely used in university classrooms to educate students about the fear of Atlantic slave ships and the living in West Africa in the 18th century. As Vincent Carretta pointed out, "It is difficult to imagine that no history of middle sentences is cited ... the witnesses use the explanation of their fear as the main evidence." But if this If an authoritative statement was born in South Carolina instead of in Africa? In the newly published Equiano the African: "Biography of homemade character" (Georgia University Press, 2005), Carretta also edited Equiano's interesting story penguin version. In other words, Caretta claims that Equiano is still very valuable to historians as he is called "Atlantic Creole."

The novel "An interesting story in the life of Olauda Ecuano" exists as a vital work in the UK's abolishment movement. As a story of the 18th century written by former black slaves, this novel glimps us the life of slave merchants themselves and the slaves of Africa involved in slave trade. Even if Equiano is a controversy over the authenticity of authenticity of origins in Africa followed by medieval passage, this novel is also a strong leadership literary work. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. An interesting story of the life of Olauda Ecuano in Olauda Ecuano, or Gustavus Vassa, widely used in university classrooms to educate students about the fear of Atlantic slave ships and the living in West Africa in the 18th century. As Vincent Carretta pointed out, "It is difficult to imagine that no history of middle sentences is cited ... the witnesses use the explanation of their fear as the main evidence." But if this If an authoritative statement was born in South Carolina instead of in Africa? In the newly published Equiano the African: "Biography of homemade character" (Georgia University Press, 2005), Carretta also edited Equiano's interesting story penguin version. In other words, Caretta claims that Equiano is still very valuable to historians as he is called "Atlantic Creole."

The remaining answers have some insight, but they do not actually answer your question. By developing state-of-the-art navigation technologies and keeping competitors from having quick access to navigation records (maps), Portugal became the world's first maritime army in the 1400 / 1500s, establishing a nearly exclusive trade route did. There is a more wise incentive including a desire for religious and political expansion to the monarchy, but the main trigger is the state of poverty: the lack of the country and basic resources (such as food), and effective as a strong catalyst is. In order to become the beginning of the era of discovery, we must lose sight of the way. Let's find a new trade route to the place where other people were. In the 15th and 16th centuries, Portugal established the first world empire and became one of the major economic, political and military forces in the world. During this period, today called Discovery Age, Portuguese explorers set sailing at Good Hope Cape (Cabo), which in particular under the auspices of Prince Henry and the royal family of King John II led the maritime expedition. DaBoaEsperança (1488) is very worth the ocean shipping, Vasco da Gama has discovered a route to India (1497-98) and a European Brazilian discovery (1500) Portugal is the first person to explore the world and explore the era of Europe. Wang Henry, the son of Joao I, was the main supporter and supporter of this activity. During this period Portugal explored the Atlantic Ocean and discovered several Atlantic islands such as the Azores, Madeira and Cape Verde, exploring the coasts of Africa, colonized in certain areas of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope I found a way through. Discovering the eastern route of India, Brazil, exploring the Indian Ocean, establishing trade routes in most parts of Asia, dispatching the first European direct maritime trade and diplomatic mission to China and Japan Portuguese adventure Portugal is the first European kingdom to seriously explore other lands. For the majority of the 16th century, Portuguese ruled Indian Ocean trade. How did you capture the ancient ocean shared by Arabs, Persians, Indians, and Southeast Asians? The most important answer is technology. They have excellent weapons. Their ships are equipped with cannons and they skillfully use these cannons so that even smaller vessels can destroy most other kinds of ships. Despite the fact that they often do more harm than good, the Portuguese offend the local people by intending to convert all those gathered to Christianity, burning a mosque and / or forcing change I will do. Early Spanish tours - Early explorers in Europe such as Diaz, Dagama and Columbus in the United States incorrectly opened up a whole new era of world trade and intercultural communication. how is it? Two types of guns and diseases - weapons were of great help · Major Maritime and Gunpowder Empire - The main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, and the main gunpowder empires are China's Ottoman Empire during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Mughal, Russia, Tokugawa, Matsu Sea (Sea)) and Benin

The remaining answers have some insight, but they do not actually answer your question. By developing state-of-the-art navigation technologies and keeping competitors from having quick access to navigation records (maps), Portugal became the world's first maritime army in the 1400 / 1500s, establishing a nearly exclusive trade route did. There is a more wise incentive including a desire for religious and political expansion to the monarchy, but the main trigger is the state of poverty: the lack of the country and basic resources (such as food), and effective as a strong catalyst is. In order to become the beginning of the era of discovery, we must lose sight of the way. Let's find a new trade route to the place where other people were. In the 15th and 16th centuries, Portugal established the first world empire and became one of the major economic, political and military forces in the world. During this period, today called Discovery Age, Portuguese explorers set sailing at Good Hope Cape (Cabo), which in particular under the auspices of Prince Henry and the royal family of King John II led the maritime expedition. DaBoaEsperança (1488) is very worth the ocean shipping, Vasco da Gama has discovered a route to India (1497-98) and a European Brazilian discovery (1500) Portugal is the first person to explore the world and explore the era of Europe. Wang Henry, the son of Joao I, was the main supporter and supporter of this activity. During this period Portugal explored the Atlantic Ocean and discovered several Atlantic islands such as the Azores, Madeira and Cape Verde, exploring the coasts of Africa, colonized in certain areas of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope I found a way through. Discovering the eastern route of India, Brazil, exploring the Indian Ocean, establishing trade routes in most parts of Asia, dispatching the first European direct maritime trade and diplomatic mission to China and Japan Portuguese adventure Portugal is the first European kingdom to seriously explore other lands. For the majority of the 16th century, Portuguese ruled Indian Ocean trade. How did you capture the ancient ocean shared by Arabs, Persians, Indians, and Southeast Asians? The most important answer is technology. They have excellent weapons. Their ships are equipped with cannons and they skillfully use these cannons so that even smaller vessels can destroy most other kinds of ships. Despite the fact that they often do more harm than good, the Portuguese offend the local people by intending to convert all those gathered to Christianity, burning a mosque and / or forcing change I will do. Early Spanish tours - Early explorers in Europe such as Diaz, Dagama and Columbus in the United States incorrectly opened up a whole new era of world trade and intercultural communication. how is it? Two types of guns and diseases - weapons were of great help · Major Maritime and Gunpowder Empire - The main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, and the main gunpowder empires are China's Ottoman Empire during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Mughal, Russia, Tokugawa, Matsu Sea (Sea)) and Benin

The unique character of Bavarian culture of the 19th century comes from its long-standing Catholic roots and the traditions of many kingdoms and empires who dominated Bavaria. This region has historically been a Roman Catholic, and its people spread this religious heritage to many countries both in Germany and abroad. Bayern formed a virtue in Catholic culture and diligence, due to the war, Bavaria's control often changed between Austria, the Czech Republic and France, causing tension among these countries, and with the religion of citizens It affected lifestyle. • Expansion of Christianity - Basically, Christianity has been a missionary religion for centuries. The Catholic Church takes this responsibility seriously, and as a result, by 1450 the majority of Europeans were Catholics. As they started traveling to other countries, they actively promoted the spread of Christian faith and made the motives of their mission as strong as their desires. For profit. Portuguese adventure Portugal is the first European kingdom to seriously explore other lands. During the majority of the 16th century, Portuguese ruled Indian Ocean trade. How did you capture the ancient oceans shared by Arabs, Persians, Indians, and Southeast Asians? The most important answer is technology. They have excellent weapons. Their ships are equipped with cannons and they skillfully use these cannons so that even smaller vessels can destroy most other types of ships. Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin Until the end of the nineteenth century, Hallstatt could reach the boat or a narrow street. But this place has a long history. I first found a date of around 5000 BC. Salt mining was the reason for the initial settlement activities and prosperity. The world's first seawater line of a small town Eben built in the 19th century. The hotel offers guided tours to the oldest salt mine in the world. DennochverfügtderOrtüberinereicheGeschichte. Erste Funde May 5th v.Chr. DerGrundfürdiefrüheSiedlungstätigkeitlackimSalzbergbau. DäältesteBergwerkderWelt isRahmenvonFührungenzugänglich. I am 19 years old. Jahrhundert nach Ebensee am Traunsee verlegt

The unique character of Bavarian culture of the 19th century comes from its long-standing Catholic roots and the traditions of many kingdoms and empires who dominated Bavaria. This region has historically been a Roman Catholic, and its people spread this religious heritage to many countries both in Germany and abroad. Bayern formed a virtue in Catholic culture and diligence, due to the war, Bavaria's control often changed between Austria, the Czech Republic and France, causing tension among these countries, and with the religion of citizens It affected lifestyle. • Expansion of Christianity - Basically, Christianity has been a missionary religion for centuries. The Catholic Church takes this responsibility seriously, and as a result, by 1450 the majority of Europeans were Catholics. As they started traveling to other countries, they actively promoted the spread of Christian faith and made the motives of their mission as strong as their desires. For profit. Portuguese adventure Portugal is the first European kingdom to seriously explore other lands. During the majority of the 16th century, Portuguese ruled Indian Ocean trade. How did you capture the ancient oceans shared by Arabs, Persians, Indians, and Southeast Asians? The most important answer is technology. They have excellent weapons. Their ships are equipped with cannons and they skillfully use these cannons so that even smaller vessels can destroy most other types of ships. Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin Until the end of the nineteenth century, Hallstatt could reach the boat or a narrow street. But this place has a long history. I first found a date of around 5000 BC. Salt mining was the reason for the initial settlement activities and prosperity. The world's first seawater line of a small town Eben built in the 19th century. The hotel offers guided tours to the oldest salt mine in the world. DennochverfügtderOrtüberinereicheGeschichte. Erste Funde May 5th v.Chr. DerGrundfürdiefrüheSiedlungstätigkeitlackimSalzbergbau. DäältesteBergwerkderWelt isRahmenvonFührungenzugänglich. I am 19 years old. Jahrhundert nach Ebensee am Traunsee verlegt

Spirit Server or Voudouist is the name of the Voodoo utility. The former can be explained in a dark atmosphere, but the reverse is true. The mainstream media made Voodoo an erroneous identity and spread fear in general. Voodoo's intention is neither evil nor dark magic, it is one of the strength and community. "The religion in Africa is still one of the worst misunderstood religions in the world, as the history of Western slavery and discrimination leaves a very dark remnant." (MamaZogbé) Voodoo, Vodoun, Vodun of Beliefs Misunderstandings are more complicated and spiritual. To understand how this effect is created, we must understand some basic information behind Voodoo and Haitian history. First, you must check voodoo, also known as voudon and vodun. The origin of this religion can be traced back to Africa. Here, 1000 different tribal groups join to form a Voodoo religious foundation (Haeber, 2004). According to historian Joseph Washington (1972), this religion is not written in a series of laws and interpretations unlike in Christianity of the Bible, but "according to membership mind, thought, oral history, ceremonies, priests It is written in them,, rain maker, elder, king Voodoo spread to other African countries, Caribbean, and the Americas as well. In Benin and Haiti, voodoo is now officially recognized as a religion. Nevertheless, Voodoo is still a fairly misunderstood religion due to inaccurate explanation of that media. We should not relate this religion to zombies and voodoo dolls, but we should better understand Voodoo and regard it as a series of guiding principles for living and believers. To properly understand Vodou, which may be the spelling of Vodun or vodoun, it is necessary to distinguish it from Western fixed ideas. In the West (European and American States), especially in the United States, "Voodoo" (usually spelled) is related to magic, black magic ceremonies, zombies and other common beliefs. Like superstition, for example, pinning a voodoo doll brings bad luck to others. Voodoo practitioners can find it in the US, but Voodoo is a stereotype with nothing to do with Wado's religious beliefs.

Spirit Server or Voudouist is the name of the Voodoo utility. The former can be explained in a dark atmosphere, but the reverse is true. The mainstream media made Voodoo an erroneous identity and spread fear in general. Voodoo's intention is neither evil nor dark magic, it is one of the strength and community. "The religion in Africa is still one of the worst misunderstood religions in the world, as the history of Western slavery and discrimination leaves a very dark remnant." (MamaZogbé) Voodoo, Vodoun, Vodun of Beliefs Misunderstandings are more complicated and spiritual. To understand how this effect is created, we must understand some basic information behind Voodoo and Haitian history. First, you must check voodoo, also known as voudon and vodun. The origin of this religion can be traced back to Africa. Here, 1000 different tribal groups join to form a Voodoo religious foundation (Haeber, 2004). According to historian Joseph Washington (1972), this religion is not written in a series of laws and interpretations unlike in Christianity of the Bible, but "according to membership mind, thought, oral history, ceremonies, priests It is written in them,, rain maker, elder, king Voodoo spread to other African countries, Caribbean, and the Americas as well. In Benin and Haiti, voodoo is now officially recognized as a religion. Nevertheless, Voodoo is still a fairly misunderstood religion due to inaccurate explanation of that media. We should not relate this religion to zombies and voodoo dolls, but we should better understand Voodoo and regard it as a series of guiding principles for living and believers. To properly understand Vodou, which may be the spelling of Vodun or vodoun, it is necessary to distinguish it from Western fixed ideas. In the West (European and American States), especially in the United States, "Voodoo" (usually spelled) is related to magic, black magic ceremonies, zombies and other common beliefs. Like superstition, for example, pinning a voodoo doll brings bad luck to others. Voodoo practitioners can find it in the US, but Voodoo is a stereotype with nothing to do with Wado's religious beliefs.

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He steals from his hometown and grows into a freelan who is an eleven-year-old child forced to be made a slave, he has no choice of life and ultimately strives to buy his freedom. Olaudah Equaino is a lucky slave. Compared to other stories about the horrible and cruel life history, the times of slavery are not just suffering and suffering. In his story "The life of Olaudah Equaino, or the African Gustavus Vassa" he described his experience as a slave and his travels and troubles as free men. Autiano of Equiano, Olaudah (1745 - 1797), abolition of capital punishment Orauda · Iquiano Olouda · Equiaan published an interesting story of life in Africa and Gustavo Vaasa (Gustavo Vassa) in 1789, He was founded in Africa, a legendary tradition of slaves. - American literature. Equiano was the active slave release, he helped end the British slave trade that witnessed the atrocities of the Atlantic slave trade, and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. Now the leader of the son of Ibo, the son of Africa, Benin province, known as Nigeria, Orauda Iquiano, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he sells to the UK that he was kidnapped by African slave merchants. He was sent to Barbados West Indies, then sent to Virginia, the British Royal Navy lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Iquiano (1745 - 1797) was now born in Nigeria. As a child he abducted slaves and was sold, he was a new world as a slave. Became a merchant of the Quaker as a slave since the captain of the Navy, but he ultimately passed a cautious deal and saved it freely. As a sailor, he traveled the world, including the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, the Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic, which are trying to reach the North Pole. After coming to London, he participated in the movement to abolish slave trade, and this activity was carried out in 1789 ("Blue Rada - ITE Arnold's life funny story", or he wrote Gustav Vaasa of Africa and release him The year of a strong abolitionist autobiography.The book became a best seller and promoted the cause of anti slavery to make Equiano and in addition it became wealthy.These pages are the best sellers, It is intended to reflect the highest state Equiano scholarship

He steals from his hometown and grows into a freelan who is an eleven-year-old child forced to be made a slave, he has no choice of life and ultimately strives to buy his freedom. Olaudah Equaino is a lucky slave. Compared to other stories about the horrible and cruel life history, the times of slavery are not just suffering and suffering. In his story "The life of Olaudah Equaino, or the African Gustavus Vassa" he described his experience as a slave and his travels and troubles as free men. Autiano of Equiano, Olaudah (1745 - 1797), abolition of capital punishment Orauda · Iquiano Olouda · Equiaan published an interesting story of life in Africa and Gustavo Vaasa (Gustavo Vassa) in 1789, He was founded in Africa, a legendary tradition of slaves. - American literature. Equiano was the active slave release, he helped end the British slave trade that witnessed the atrocities of the Atlantic slave trade, and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. Now the leader of the son of Ibo, the son of Africa, Benin province, known as Nigeria, Orauda Iquiano, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he sells to the UK that he was kidnapped by African slave merchants. He was sent to Barbados West Indies, then sent to Virginia, the British Royal Navy lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Iquiano (1745 - 1797) was now born in Nigeria. As a child he abducted slaves and was sold, he was a new world as a slave. Became a merchant of the Quaker as a slave since the captain of the Navy, but he ultimately passed a cautious deal and saved it freely. As a sailor, he traveled the world, including the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, the Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic, which are trying to reach the North Pole. After coming to London, he participated in the movement to abolish slave trade, and this activity was carried out in 1789 ("Blue Rada - ITE Arnold's life funny story", or he wrote Gustav Vaasa of Africa and release him The year of a strong abolitionist autobiography.The book became a best seller and promoted the cause of anti slavery to make Equiano and in addition it became wealthy.These pages are the best sellers, It is intended to reflect the highest state Equiano scholarship

Dark heart and Macbeth Joseph Conrad and William Shakespeare were not traditionally paired for critical analysis. However, the characters of Macbeth and Dark Heart, Macbeth and Kurz are worth comparing, respectively. MacBeth and Kurtz share many features. Both have dramatic ambitions leading to success and death, the advantages are complicated, both of which are sacrificed to achieve the same goal. There are many similarities, but MacBeth and Kurtz differ in many ways. Macbeth chose light and dark through the script. About half of the first action is full of light and the other half is full of darkness. Macbeth asked for darkness to cover his good character. I will see later how Macbeth loses his light and the darkness will benefit him. When the game starts, three witches are gathered. The weather is thunder and thunder and it depicts what is going to happen. In other places throughout the play, the weather will affect the mood of the upcoming event. The weather also corresponds to the behavior of the character. It has laid the foundation for what can happen Shakespeare's play "Macbeth" is full of cheating and darkness. Macbeth, his wife, Mrs. Macbeth, witches, and Heecat all have unethical intentions and evil consequences. One example is Macbeth 's acceleration of Macbeth' s coronation and urging Macbeth 's "leap ambition" (lines 1 and 7 and line 27) to kill those standing on his long - term dominant path It is my dark intention. Or anything. - The tragic sex of Macbeth The tragedy of Shakespeare Macbeth shows the least number of women in his drama. Only one of the two people involved in the drama deserves consideration - Mrs. Macbeth. A witch is a problematic person, but it is treated simply Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker

Dark heart and Macbeth Joseph Conrad and William Shakespeare were not traditionally paired for critical analysis. However, the characters of Macbeth and Dark Heart, Macbeth and Kurz are worth comparing, respectively. MacBeth and Kurtz share many features. Both have dramatic ambitions leading to success and death, the advantages are complicated, both of which are sacrificed to achieve the same goal. There are many similarities, but MacBeth and Kurtz differ in many ways. Macbeth chose light and dark through the script. About half of the first action is full of light and the other half is full of darkness. Macbeth asked for darkness to cover his good character. I will see later how Macbeth loses his light and the darkness will benefit him. When the game starts, three witches are gathered. The weather is thunder and thunder and it depicts what is going to happen. In other places throughout the play, the weather will affect the mood of the upcoming event. The weather also corresponds to the behavior of the character. It has laid the foundation for what can happen Shakespeare's play "Macbeth" is full of cheating and darkness. Macbeth, his wife, Mrs. Macbeth, witches, and Heecat all have unethical intentions and evil consequences. One example is Macbeth 's acceleration of Macbeth' s coronation and urging Macbeth 's "leap ambition" (lines 1 and 7 and line 27) to kill those standing on his long - term dominant path It is my dark intention. Or anything. - The tragic sex of Macbeth The tragedy of Shakespeare Macbeth shows the least number of women in his drama. Only one of the two people involved in the drama deserves consideration - Mrs. Macbeth. A witch is a problematic person, but it is treated simply Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker

Burkina Faso 's climate and history introduction ============ Burkina Faso is a country in the continent of Africa. Below is a brief explanation of Burkina Faso's climate, history, and the country itself. Climate ======= * March and April, in particular the rainy season in the Southwest is short, and it will rain from June to October. * Cool and dry place from November to mid-February ========= * The country borders border with Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Benin, Niger, Togo and Mali. Burkina Faso is in West Africa in northern Ghana. Burkina Faso has a warm climate and is dry in winter. The land of Burkina Faso is basically flat, with hills in the west and southeast. Burkina Faso's natural resources are manganese, limestone, gold, copper, lead, silver. Some environmental problems are drought recurrence, overgrazing, deforestation. The population of Burkina Faso is 11,946,065. This number is declining steadily due to high mortality due to AIDS. The average life expectancy of Burkina Faso is 46 years of the total population. The total fertility rate for women is 44 children per woman. The main ethnic group is Mossi, accounting for over 40% of the population. The main language is French and the mother tongue of Africa. The relationship between Burkina Faso and Canada is a bilateral bilateral relationship between Burkina Faso and Canada. Canada and Burkina Faso established diplomatic relations in 1962. Canada and Burkina Faso share French as a common language and tackle regional and multilateral issues After Burkina Faso became independent in 1960, Canada and Burkina Faso established diplomatic relations in 1962. Bilateral relations between Canada and Burkina Faso has established harmony. These two countries often cooperate in the UN and the La Francophonie Organization - they are all members of them - through trade relations. The representative of the Canadian Embassy in Ouagadougou is in Burkina Faso. Burkina Faso is a Canadian Ottawa and Honorary Consul of Montreal, Toronto, Carrakes of New Brunswick, and Vancouver France is the second largest supplier to Burkina Faso. Burkina Faso has approximately 40 subsidiaries in France and is estimated to provide more than 3,000 direct employment. In total, there are an estimated 100 French subsidiaries or stocks (investment and / or management) in Burkina Faso. Foreign direct investment in France in 2015 totaled EUR 193.5 million, covering industry, banking, insurance and construction divisions (Sogea-Satom and Bouygues group). After the acquisition of Airtel, Burkina Faso appeared in Orange

Burkina Faso 's climate and history introduction ============ Burkina Faso is a country in the continent of Africa. Below is a brief explanation of Burkina Faso's climate, history, and the country itself. Climate ======= * March and April, in particular the rainy season in the Southwest is short, and it will rain from June to October. * Cool and dry place from November to mid-February ========= * The country borders border with Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Benin, Niger, Togo and Mali. Burkina Faso is in West Africa in northern Ghana. Burkina Faso has a warm climate and is dry in winter. The land of Burkina Faso is basically flat, with hills in the west and southeast. Burkina Faso's natural resources are manganese, limestone, gold, copper, lead, silver. Some environmental problems are drought recurrence, overgrazing, deforestation. The population of Burkina Faso is 11,946,065. This number is declining steadily due to high mortality due to AIDS. The average life expectancy of Burkina Faso is 46 years of the total population. The total fertility rate for women is 44 children per woman. The main ethnic group is Mossi, accounting for over 40% of the population. The main language is French and the mother tongue of Africa. The relationship between Burkina Faso and Canada is a bilateral bilateral relationship between Burkina Faso and Canada. Canada and Burkina Faso established diplomatic relations in 1962. Canada and Burkina Faso share French as a common language and tackle regional and multilateral issues After Burkina Faso became independent in 1960, Canada and Burkina Faso established diplomatic relations in 1962. Bilateral relations between Canada and Burkina Faso has established harmony. These two countries often cooperate in the UN and the La Francophonie Organization - they are all members of them - through trade relations. The representative of the Canadian Embassy in Ouagadougou is in Burkina Faso. Burkina Faso is a Canadian Ottawa and Honorary Consul of Montreal, Toronto, Carrakes of New Brunswick, and Vancouver France is the second largest supplier to Burkina Faso. Burkina Faso has approximately 40 subsidiaries in France and is estimated to provide more than 3,000 direct employment. In total, there are an estimated 100 French subsidiaries or stocks (investment and / or management) in Burkina Faso. Foreign direct investment in France in 2015 totaled EUR 193.5 million, covering industry, banking, insurance and construction divisions (Sogea-Satom and Bouygues group). After the acquisition of Airtel, Burkina Faso appeared in Orange

Olaudah Equiano In 1745, Olaudah Equiano was born in a small village in Isseke, Nigeria. His father is one of the chiefs of the village. At the age of 11, Equiano and his sisters were kidnapped by two men and women, and never saw his family or parents. After being abducted he will hike through a part of Africa until he reaches the shore where he is loaded on a slave ship. When he crossed the Atlantic Ocean to Barbados on a slave ship, he and his fellows suffered from the fear that you could not imagine. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent

Olaudah Equiano In 1745, Olaudah Equiano was born in a small village in Isseke, Nigeria. His father is one of the chiefs of the village. At the age of 11, Equiano and his sisters were kidnapped by two men and women, and never saw his family or parents. After being abducted he will hike through a part of Africa until he reaches the shore where he is loaded on a slave ship. When he crossed the Atlantic Ocean to Barbados on a slave ship, he and his fellows suffered from the fear that you could not imagine. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent

Olaudah Equiano "I believe there are few events that happen to many people in my life, many of the events are true, I think that I am a European, I may say my pain is wonderful Olauda Equino was living like a slave in the 18th century.The life He was born freely but was forced to enslave soon and took him to other parts of the world It was. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent

Olaudah Equiano "I believe there are few events that happen to many people in my life, many of the events are true, I think that I am a European, I may say my pain is wonderful Olauda Equino was living like a slave in the 18th century.The life He was born freely but was forced to enslave soon and took him to other parts of the world It was. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent

The autobiography of Olaudah Equiano by Olaudah Equiano was first published in 1789 and is the first example of a slave tale. Unlike most classes, I read the entire stories of Equiano Travels summarized and edited by Andrew Edwards. In that version, like the version represented in the fifth edition of American literature Norton collection, the journey of Orauda Ecuano is expressed in his own opinion from his own point of view. This makes this article a truly unique literary work. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent As the most influential black American writer at the time, an interesting story of the whole life of Olauda Ecianoa, or African Gustava Vassa written by himself, is a lot of inhumane and cruelty about slave trade for the masses I am lighting the act. In the past, only those people closely related to it started to know a new genre called slave narrative. - Through a number of facts, research and opinions on social and political issues, political strategists create difficult tasks for policymakers to decide what information is important to the voter and important to the voter. Rise to support candidates

The autobiography of Olaudah Equiano by Olaudah Equiano was first published in 1789 and is the first example of a slave tale. Unlike most classes, I read the entire stories of Equiano Travels summarized and edited by Andrew Edwards. In that version, like the version represented in the fifth edition of American literature Norton collection, the journey of Orauda Ecuano is expressed in his own opinion from his own point of view. This makes this article a truly unique literary work. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent As the most influential black American writer at the time, an interesting story of the whole life of Olauda Ecianoa, or African Gustava Vassa written by himself, is a lot of inhumane and cruelty about slave trade for the masses I am lighting the act. In the past, only those people closely related to it started to know a new genre called slave narrative. - Through a number of facts, research and opinions on social and political issues, political strategists create difficult tasks for policymakers to decide what information is important to the voter and important to the voter. Rise to support candidates

In the Middle Ages, the unknown poet depicted three social classes of his time in this way: "1 labor, 1 glimpse, 1 glimpse." Let's see these social classes, their lives, and the roles they played in building Europe. Since labor farmers serve as basic positions of workers (farmers, welders, nomads, hairdressers), they are known as a common laboratory place. Their lives include the work of ever changing work determined by seasonal needs and excellent staff (clergy or politician). Because of the political situation in the Latin American colonies, the Creoles will lose most if they did not do a revolution. They are afraid that they lose the non-European social class advantage, and that they have less authority and political influence than they give to the peninsula. Due to the economic status of Latin America, the Creole also benefited the greatest from the revolution. They can take advantage of economic turmoil caused by destructive drought to control the situation, they are not a European pocket on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, but a new system in their pocket, Latin America We can make wealth. In addition to politics and economy, Creole people are also driven by nationalism. This may be European heritage, but they are closely related to the birthplace of Spain, as they are not treated equally on the peninsula. Not all new countries are exempted, but they still have great global influence. Almost completely conquered the American Indian at the bottom of the social structure. A hierarchical class system appeared. Peninsulares (Spanish-born European) occupies the highest position, Creoles (American-born European) is ranked second. In the middle there is mixed race (mix of European and American Indians) and mixed race (mixture of Europe and Africa), at the bottom there are whole blood natives and Africans. Slavery is common and uses environment guardians and Mita's labor system as well. In Britain there is no complicated structure called bureaucratic colonies like Spain / Portuguese. Most of them are British Parliament, British Government building partnerships with trading companies, and representative organizations that are most interested in their interests. Until the middle of the 18th century, colonies were able to complete many of their events by practicing "negligence". Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin

In the Middle Ages, the unknown poet depicted three social classes of his time in this way: "1 labor, 1 glimpse, 1 glimpse." Let's see these social classes, their lives, and the roles they played in building Europe. Since labor farmers serve as basic positions of workers (farmers, welders, nomads, hairdressers), they are known as a common laboratory place. Their lives include the work of ever changing work determined by seasonal needs and excellent staff (clergy or politician). Because of the political situation in the Latin American colonies, the Creoles will lose most if they did not do a revolution. They are afraid that they lose the non-European social class advantage, and that they have less authority and political influence than they give to the peninsula. Due to the economic status of Latin America, the Creole also benefited the greatest from the revolution. They can take advantage of economic turmoil caused by destructive drought to control the situation, they are not a European pocket on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, but a new system in their pocket, Latin America We can make wealth. In addition to politics and economy, Creole people are also driven by nationalism. This may be European heritage, but they are closely related to the birthplace of Spain, as they are not treated equally on the peninsula. Not all new countries are exempted, but they still have great global influence. Almost completely conquered the American Indian at the bottom of the social structure. A hierarchical class system appeared. Peninsulares (Spanish-born European) occupies the highest position, Creoles (American-born European) is ranked second. In the middle there is mixed race (mix of European and American Indians) and mixed race (mixture of Europe and Africa), at the bottom there are whole blood natives and Africans. Slavery is common and uses environment guardians and Mita's labor system as well. In Britain there is no complicated structure called bureaucratic colonies like Spain / Portuguese. Most of them are British Parliament, British Government building partnerships with trading companies, and representative organizations that are most interested in their interests. Until the middle of the 18th century, colonies were able to complete many of their events by practicing "negligence". Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin

In Native American infrastructure, everyone can act on their own in the attack and fight in a narrow range without command and control. For the seventh cavalry, military combat control was done through written information. A typical example is that Custer had to send notes to the Bentine for strengthening (Fox, 1997). Physical environment The physical environment consists of an esoteric river and several hills and ridges. The weather on the day of battle was warm and the conditions were calm. In this article I will describe the failure of "Battle of Little Bighorn". I will write about why war began from the beginning. How can I block? Who should be responsible for failure. I also will study the role of Caster himself, his attitude and ambition, and the reason he tried to conquer his personality. His background, confidence, battle itself, and reasons for failure are also the elements I explore. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. On June 25, 1876, as the Native American tried to move for the Caucasian for a long time, they decided to take positions and fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in a great leader, Montana led by Bulls. George Armstrong Castel may have broken the Indians if he did not spread all of his regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller forces, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederick Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the valley above the Little Big Horn river. For now, due to the division, Castel left 556 soldiers, and he originally had about 1,000 people. The battle of Little Big Horn was in the battle between Montana's Little Big Horn River and American Cavalry under Castel's rule and several Native Americans; Custer is looking for a cow guided Sue Custer underestimated the size of the Siu army (supported by Cheyenne fighters) and was killed with all the commanders.

In Native American infrastructure, everyone can act on their own in the attack and fight in a narrow range without command and control. For the seventh cavalry, military combat control was done through written information. A typical example is that Custer had to send notes to the Bentine for strengthening (Fox, 1997). Physical environment The physical environment consists of an esoteric river and several hills and ridges. The weather on the day of battle was warm and the conditions were calm. In this article I will describe the failure of "Battle of Little Bighorn". I will write about why war began from the beginning. How can I block? Who should be responsible for failure. I also will study the role of Caster himself, his attitude and ambition, and the reason he tried to conquer his personality. His background, confidence, battle itself, and reasons for failure are also the elements I explore. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. On June 25, 1876, as the Native American tried to move for the Caucasian for a long time, they decided to take positions and fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in a great leader, Montana led by Bulls. George Armstrong Castel may have broken the Indians if he did not spread all of his regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller forces, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederick Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the valley above the Little Big Horn river. For now, due to the division, Castel left 556 soldiers, and he originally had about 1,000 people. The battle of Little Big Horn was in the battle between Montana's Little Big Horn River and American Cavalry under Castel's rule and several Native Americans; Custer is looking for a cow guided Sue Custer underestimated the size of the Siu army (supported by Cheyenne fighters) and was killed with all the commanders.

There are few records on its existence in African civilizations. Oral tradition is knowledge that early Africans spread about their culture. Archeologists and historians must rely on legends and artifacts to understand the culture of African civilization during the year 1100 BC. They discovered that the early African culture developed technology and trade based on local natural resources. The accomplishments of the African Empire Kingdom and the cities in front of Europeans have made many achievements. Before the Europeans reached the 15 th and 16 th centuries, Africans were developing advanced civilizations. It started today in Ethiopia 's Axum in East Africa, and in the 300' s, kingdoms, empires, and cities appeared and refused. In West Africa, the three empires of Ghana, Mali and Songhai dominate gold and salt trade. Between 1000 and 1500, cities in the east coast of Africa also acquired wealth and power through trade. Africa has several centers of advanced civilization with a population of 300 to 1400 people. Before Europe, Axum reached a height between 325 and 360. Axum's position makes it an important international trade center The Oyo Empire (1400-1895) is the West African Empire of West Nigeria today. Empire was established by Yoruba people in the 15th century and gradually developed into one of West Africa's largest states. It acquires a prominent position by the wealth derived from trade and possession of a powerful cavalry. From the middle of the 17th century to the end of the 18th century, the Oyoda Empire was the most politically important country in the region, not only other Yoruba countries, but also the Daophonese Fong Kingdom (now known as the Republic) . Benin) In large scale, few states in African history can compare with Songhai empire. This West African kingdom was formed in the 15th century by some of the former region of the Mali Empire and some dozens of modern countries than in Western Europe. Thanks to its ambitious trade policy and advanced bureaucracy, the empire enjoyed the period of prosperity by separating its vast assets into different areas governed by their respective governors. In the early 16th century, it was ruled by the god King Muhammad I Asuia, conquered the new land, partnered with the Egyptian Muslim caliphs, established hundreds of Islamic schools in Timbuktu. The Matsumi Empire was once one of the most powerful countries in the world, but after the civil war and the civil war, the Sultan of Morocco collapsed while invading it.

There are few records on its existence in African civilizations. Oral tradition is knowledge that early Africans spread about their culture. Archeologists and historians must rely on legends and artifacts to understand the culture of African civilization during the year 1100 BC. They discovered that the early African culture developed technology and trade based on local natural resources. The accomplishments of the African Empire Kingdom and the cities in front of Europeans have made many achievements. Before the Europeans reached the 15 th and 16 th centuries, Africans were developing advanced civilizations. It started today in Ethiopia 's Axum in East Africa, and in the 300' s, kingdoms, empires, and cities appeared and refused. In West Africa, the three empires of Ghana, Mali and Songhai dominate gold and salt trade. Between 1000 and 1500, cities in the east coast of Africa also acquired wealth and power through trade. Africa has several centers of advanced civilization with a population of 300 to 1400 people. Before Europe, Axum reached a height between 325 and 360. Axum's position makes it an important international trade center The Oyo Empire (1400-1895) is the West African Empire of West Nigeria today. Empire was established by Yoruba people in the 15th century and gradually developed into one of West Africa's largest states. It acquires a prominent position by the wealth derived from trade and possession of a powerful cavalry. From the middle of the 17th century to the end of the 18th century, the Oyoda Empire was the most politically important country in the region, not only other Yoruba countries, but also the Daophonese Fong Kingdom (now known as the Republic) . Benin) In large scale, few states in African history can compare with Songhai empire. This West African kingdom was formed in the 15th century by some of the former region of the Mali Empire and some dozens of modern countries than in Western Europe. Thanks to its ambitious trade policy and advanced bureaucracy, the empire enjoyed the period of prosperity by separating its vast assets into different areas governed by their respective governors. In the early 16th century, it was ruled by the god King Muhammad I Asuia, conquered the new land, partnered with the Egyptian Muslim caliphs, established hundreds of Islamic schools in Timbuktu. The Matsumi Empire was once one of the most powerful countries in the world, but after the civil war and the civil war, the Sultan of Morocco collapsed while invading it.

David A. Norman's articles on cognitive deliverables and Windows 95 cognitive deliverables cover the theory and principle of deliverables. Because they relate to the user during task execution and completion. Norman's principle and theory can be applied to any graphical user interface, but I decided to associate this article with an interface called Windows 95. In Windows 95, Microsoft contains a small tool called a wizard that uses it to guide you through the steps necessary to configure a specific application. Artifacts mentioned above using the Windows 95 graphical user interface are very similar to the theories and principles presented in his article by Norman. Norman emphasizes that cognitive deliverables should follow the three aspects Windows has dealt with. Windows 95 itself is designed to create objects such as icons and menu bars that are related to each other, so it is suitable for experienced users. This makes it easier for users to adapt to their environment and continue to calculate happily. David A. Norman's articles on cognitive deliverables and Windows 95 cognitive deliverables cover the theory and principle of deliverables. Because they relate to the user during task execution and completion. Norman's principle and theory can be applied to any graphical user interface, but I decided to associate this article with an interface called Windows 95. - Attitudes of European museums and galleries for art exhibitions in Benin have changed dramatically since the initial acquisition. There are many reasons for this, from acceptance of colonialism to the recognition of cultural diversity, gradual integration and exchange of anthropology, ethnographic journalism and art history, and ongoing discussion about origins and returning home. Cognitive artifacts are terms used to describe the physical representation of conceptual concepts such as experience, memory, thought, emotion. Cognitive artifacts can take a variety of forms and are designed to help or enhance human cognitive abilities. Because cognitive deliverables are representations of conceptual ideas, deliverables can be interpreted in various ways. Cognitive artifacts use a variety of media that are often different from the media they originally occurred. These artifacts focus on the basics, simplifying the situation and ignoring irrelevant material to get the most important information from a particular scene.

David A. Norman's articles on cognitive deliverables and Windows 95 cognitive deliverables cover the theory and principle of deliverables. Because they relate to the user during task execution and completion. Norman's principle and theory can be applied to any graphical user interface, but I decided to associate this article with an interface called Windows 95. In Windows 95, Microsoft contains a small tool called a wizard that uses it to guide you through the steps necessary to configure a specific application. Artifacts mentioned above using the Windows 95 graphical user interface are very similar to the theories and principles presented in his article by Norman. Norman emphasizes that cognitive deliverables should follow the three aspects Windows has dealt with. Windows 95 itself is designed to create objects such as icons and menu bars that are related to each other, so it is suitable for experienced users. This makes it easier for users to adapt to their environment and continue to calculate happily. David A. Norman's articles on cognitive deliverables and Windows 95 cognitive deliverables cover the theory and principle of deliverables. Because they relate to the user during task execution and completion. Norman's principle and theory can be applied to any graphical user interface, but I decided to associate this article with an interface called Windows 95. - Attitudes of European museums and galleries for art exhibitions in Benin have changed dramatically since the initial acquisition. There are many reasons for this, from acceptance of colonialism to the recognition of cultural diversity, gradual integration and exchange of anthropology, ethnographic journalism and art history, and ongoing discussion about origins and returning home. Cognitive artifacts are terms used to describe the physical representation of conceptual concepts such as experience, memory, thought, emotion. Cognitive artifacts can take a variety of forms and are designed to help or enhance human cognitive abilities. Because cognitive deliverables are representations of conceptual ideas, deliverables can be interpreted in various ways. Cognitive artifacts use a variety of media that are often different from the media they originally occurred. These artifacts focus on the basics, simplifying the situation and ignoring irrelevant material to get the most important information from a particular scene.

Blacksmith, boat butler, crew, chef, staff, navigator, amateur scientist, and even hairdresser. These are the work Olaudah Equiano has in his life. He was known as "the most influential African writer in Africa before the Civil War, the United States, the UK" and was born in Essaqa, Nigeria in 1745 (O'Neill, 153). His family is a member of the Ibo family located in the Northern Ikaibo district of Essa. In his early days, Olauda Ecuano was trained in the art of war. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent As the most influential black American writer at the time, an interesting story of the whole life of Olauda Ecianoa, or African Gustava Vassa written by himself, is a lot of inhumane and cruelty about slave trade for the masses I am lighting the act. In the past, only those people closely related to it started to know a new genre called slave narrative. - Through a number of facts, research and opinions on social and political issues, political strategists create difficult tasks for policymakers to decide what information is important to the voter and important to the voter. Rise to support candidates

Blacksmith, boat butler, crew, chef, staff, navigator, amateur scientist, and even hairdresser. These are the work Olaudah Equiano has in his life. He was known as "the most influential African writer in Africa before the Civil War, the United States, the UK" and was born in Essaqa, Nigeria in 1745 (O'Neill, 153). His family is a member of the Ibo family located in the Northern Ikaibo district of Essa. In his early days, Olauda Ecuano was trained in the art of war. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent As the most influential black American writer at the time, an interesting story of the whole life of Olauda Ecianoa, or African Gustava Vassa written by himself, is a lot of inhumane and cruelty about slave trade for the masses I am lighting the act. In the past, only those people closely related to it started to know a new genre called slave narrative. - Through a number of facts, research and opinions on social and political issues, political strategists create difficult tasks for policymakers to decide what information is important to the voter and important to the voter. Rise to support candidates

Today, people are showing ways to make a big contribution to the first impression of others. However, these judgments are stereotypes that accelerate the development of society as a whole, judgment by their appearance often leads to incorrect recognition of internal content. Many times, when people understand this person's real personality, seemingly annoying appearance gradually disappears. After that, I do recognize the importance of knowing before deciding, not making a conclusion before actually understanding. Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker The theme of appearance and reality is the heart of Shakespeare's theater "Macbeth's tragedy". This is ambition, betrayal, crazy, and supernatural drama. Macbeth and Macbeth have to conceal their true ideas so that others do not know what they did and different people to comment on the difficulty of the person's real idea. In fact, Macbeth is full of struggle to see the truth and the truth. Everywhere in Macbeth, elements of supernatural illusion caused by insanity driven by guilt, and statements of various personality describe the theme of appearance and reality. In Macbeth of William Shakespeare, appearance and reality theme are very important. The roles of Duncan, Macbeth and Macbeth can not distinguish between appearance and reality, leading to tragic results. Duncan exceeds Macbeth, Mrs. Macbeth was deceived by the witch and repeatedly fooled by others like Macbeth. King Duncan trusts Macbeth too much. Macbeth seems to be a superhero loyal to King Duncan. He fought traitor Macdonwald and helped the king resolve the main problem of winning the war. Thanks to Macbeth 's heroic efforts, Duncan trusted Macbeth and he gave Macbeth ... Read more

Today, people are showing ways to make a big contribution to the first impression of others. However, these judgments are stereotypes that accelerate the development of society as a whole, judgment by their appearance often leads to incorrect recognition of internal content. Many times, when people understand this person's real personality, seemingly annoying appearance gradually disappears. After that, I do recognize the importance of knowing before deciding, not making a conclusion before actually understanding. Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker The theme of appearance and reality is the heart of Shakespeare's theater "Macbeth's tragedy". This is ambition, betrayal, crazy, and supernatural drama. Macbeth and Macbeth have to conceal their true ideas so that others do not know what they did and different people to comment on the difficulty of the person's real idea. In fact, Macbeth is full of struggle to see the truth and the truth. Everywhere in Macbeth, elements of supernatural illusion caused by insanity driven by guilt, and statements of various personality describe the theme of appearance and reality. In Macbeth of William Shakespeare, appearance and reality theme are very important. The roles of Duncan, Macbeth and Macbeth can not distinguish between appearance and reality, leading to tragic results. Duncan exceeds Macbeth, Mrs. Macbeth was deceived by the witch and repeatedly fooled by others like Macbeth. King Duncan trusts Macbeth too much. Macbeth seems to be a superhero loyal to King Duncan. He fought traitor Macdonwald and helped the king resolve the main problem of winning the war. Thanks to Macbeth 's heroic efforts, Duncan trusted Macbeth and he gave Macbeth ... Read more

My diary's diary in 1756, Orauda Equinos Today is another interesting day. My friends and I went to a traditional tree and saw a kidnapper in another day. To my surprise, I found some. I should remind my neighbors that they can catch a man before our parents leave home. These aliens always come and try to steal us, and in most cases we can gather to fight them. Dear diary, it happened at last, this is one of the worst days in my life. Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753) Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia.

My diary's diary in 1756, Orauda Equinos Today is another interesting day. My friends and I went to a traditional tree and saw a kidnapper in another day. To my surprise, I found some. I should remind my neighbors that they can catch a man before our parents leave home. These aliens always come and try to steal us, and in most cases we can gather to fight them. Dear diary, it happened at last, this is one of the worst days in my life. Please remember that when you read the interesting story of Olaudah Equiano about Olaudah Equiano's life and excerpts from Gustavus Vassa of Africa, the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us first to us before looking at slaves and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography there were. Publications and future generations for Franklin's son may benefit from his experience, and Equiano publishes for his friends and wants it. Further possible 'human interest' (753) Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia.

"As in many parts of Africa, the growing cities of Nigeria were originally divided by ethnic groups, for example, in Benin local governments are operating under the central government, but part of the city is dominant (Moss 383) The purpose of this report is to make people understand the culture of Nigeria, the diversity of people, and the existence of people Overwhelming struggle. Igboland (aka Igbos) is located in the southeastern part of Nigeria and is one of the most populous groups in southern Nigeria. Their culture is inherently very diverse, and their diversity arises from their division into eastern and central west areas by the Niger River. These two areas may vary from culture to culture, but there are a few factors that you will not change as you visit either side of Iborland. Many of the features of Ibo culture are a bit different, but they are very traditional in terms of social aspects. We respect family members' men's head and respect elderly people. Children have been steadily respecting their elders since childhood and always in any case Nigeria is a very diverse country with more than 1,000 different ethnic groups living in its territory. The largest four of these groups are Hausa, Flani, Warts, Yoruba. Therefore, the culture of Nigeria is so diverse that you expect, this country is a crucible of people with different backgrounds. In general, Nigerian people seem to be very emotional to people of other cultures. Large emotional performance in public places is commonplace and is completely acceptable. This may seem like people are discussing or shouting, in fact they are just talking and have friendly conversations, so please do not postpone as a result. Nigeria is a multiethnic country with diverse cultures and identities. Because of its diversity, after years of autonomy, the country is still fighting people. Some of the negative consequences of its complex diversity include ethnocultural violence and a nationwide recurrence crisis. The mass media that is trying to define the problem has also made a great contribution to the country's differentiation in ethnic, religious and regional differences. With the advent of digitization, the situation is getting more and more demanding. Protecting false news and hate speech, regardless of domestic peace and security influences and consequences is a common practice for media organizations and individuals online. This research attempts to investigate the extent of spread of false news and hatred speech via online media to provide a solution to the problem.

"As in many parts of Africa, the growing cities of Nigeria were originally divided by ethnic groups, for example, in Benin local governments are operating under the central government, but part of the city is dominant (Moss 383) The purpose of this report is to make people understand the culture of Nigeria, the diversity of people, and the existence of people Overwhelming struggle. Igboland (aka Igbos) is located in the southeastern part of Nigeria and is one of the most populous groups in southern Nigeria. Their culture is inherently very diverse, and their diversity arises from their division into eastern and central west areas by the Niger River. These two areas may vary from culture to culture, but there are a few factors that you will not change as you visit either side of Iborland. Many of the features of Ibo culture are a bit different, but they are very traditional in terms of social aspects. We respect family members' men's head and respect elderly people. Children have been steadily respecting their elders since childhood and always in any case Nigeria is a very diverse country with more than 1,000 different ethnic groups living in its territory. The largest four of these groups are Hausa, Flani, Warts, Yoruba. Therefore, the culture of Nigeria is so diverse that you expect, this country is a crucible of people with different backgrounds. In general, Nigerian people seem to be very emotional to people of other cultures. Large emotional performance in public places is commonplace and is completely acceptable. This may seem like people are discussing or shouting, in fact they are just talking and have friendly conversations, so please do not postpone as a result. Nigeria is a multiethnic country with diverse cultures and identities. Because of its diversity, after years of autonomy, the country is still fighting people. Some of the negative consequences of its complex diversity include ethnocultural violence and a nationwide recurrence crisis. The mass media that is trying to define the problem has also made a great contribution to the country's differentiation in ethnic, religious and regional differences. With the advent of digitization, the situation is getting more and more demanding. Protecting false news and hate speech, regardless of domestic peace and security influences and consequences is a common practice for media organizations and individuals online. This research attempts to investigate the extent of spread of false news and hatred speech via online media to provide a solution to the problem.

In the 18th century, innocent victims from Africa were kidnapped from their homes, the only land they knew, and then brought to a new world by boat. This new world forces them to become slaves and is deprived of all human rights. The survivor of slave trade from the middle aisle is Olaudah Equaino and he says autobiography of his life in a book "Equiano's Travel: an interesting story of the life of Olaudah Equiano or an interesting story of Gustav Vasa in Africa" Published. When he and his sister were kidnapped from their hometown wart, Equiano suffered very much. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano was born in 1745 in Eboe, Nigeria. When he was about 11 years old, Equiano was kidnapped and sold to slave merchants in the West Indies. In spite of his short period in Virginia, Equiano served as a majority of slavery for slave ships and the captain of the British navy ship. Henry Pascal, one of his master, was the captain of a British trade ship, and published autobiography in the name of Africa, but he named the name of Greerbosvasa the name of Ario. In order to serve Pascal and subsequent merchants, Equiano went extensively to visit the UK, the Netherlands, Scotland, Gibraltar, Nova Scotia, the Caribbean, Pennsylvania, Georgia and South Carolina. He was acquired by Robert King, a merchant of Philadelphia in 1763, and worked as an official. He also participated in King's trading single single sailing. During his lifetime, it passed through the American version and the eight British versions. Olaudah Equiano's life, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vasa of Africa. I wrote it myself. Volume I

In the 18th century, innocent victims from Africa were kidnapped from their homes, the only land they knew, and then brought to a new world by boat. This new world forces them to become slaves and is deprived of all human rights. The survivor of slave trade from the middle aisle is Olaudah Equaino and he says autobiography of his life in a book "Equiano's Travel: an interesting story of the life of Olaudah Equiano or an interesting story of Gustav Vasa in Africa" Published. When he and his sister were kidnapped from their hometown wart, Equiano suffered very much. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano was born in 1745 in Eboe, Nigeria. When he was about 11 years old, Equiano was kidnapped and sold to slave merchants in the West Indies. In spite of his short period in Virginia, Equiano served as a majority of slavery for slave ships and the captain of the British navy ship. Henry Pascal, one of his master, was the captain of a British trade ship, and published autobiography in the name of Africa, but he named the name of Greerbosvasa the name of Ario. In order to serve Pascal and subsequent merchants, Equiano went extensively to visit the UK, the Netherlands, Scotland, Gibraltar, Nova Scotia, the Caribbean, Pennsylvania, Georgia and South Carolina. He was acquired by Robert King, a merchant of Philadelphia in 1763, and worked as an official. He also participated in King's trading single single sailing. During his lifetime, it passed through the American version and the eight British versions. Olaudah Equiano's life, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vasa of Africa. I wrote it myself. Volume I

The role of the International Monetary Fund in Nigeria and the international and domestic political economy of Cameroon The international financial system has made remarkable results in the fight to develop the world economy. Intervention of economic activities through the integration of FDI in the global economy is a top priority (Havnewk, 1997). Establishing an international financial system is necessary to accelerate the idea of ​​a series of actions by rich countries to strengthen poor countries to achieve growth (Havnewk, 1997). Nigeria is a West African economy with a long coastline along the Atlantic Ocean. The country shares international borders with Benin, Chad, Cameroon and Niger. According to estimates in 2009, the country has a total population of 154 million people, of whom nearly 70% of the population lives below the international poverty line. The economy in Nigeria is overly dependent on the oil sector. It is the 12th biggest producer of petroleum products in the world. The Nigerian economy is one of the most advanced economies in Africa. Due to the sharp rise in international oil prices between 2007 and 08, Nigeria 's purchasing power parity GDP doubled from $ 276.7 billion in 2005 to $ 374.3 billion in 2010, but the size estimates of the informal sector are actual The numerical value was brought closer. $ 52 billion. Correspondingly, per capita GDP has doubled from $ 1200 per capita in 2005 to $ 2,500 per capita in 2009. Since the 1960 's, the economy of Nigeria has been based on oil production. As a key member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Nigeria has played an important role in influencing oil prices in the world market. In the 1970s, an oil-rich economy brought a great economic boom to Nigeria and turned this poor African country into the 30 richest country in the world. However, since then, crude oil prices have declined, Nigeria is getting worse than when it was independent, due to severe corruption, political instability, and bad economic management.

The role of the International Monetary Fund in Nigeria and the international and domestic political economy of Cameroon The international financial system has made remarkable results in the fight to develop the world economy. Intervention of economic activities through the integration of FDI in the global economy is a top priority (Havnewk, 1997). Establishing an international financial system is necessary to accelerate the idea of ​​a series of actions by rich countries to strengthen poor countries to achieve growth (Havnewk, 1997). Nigeria is a West African economy with a long coastline along the Atlantic Ocean. The country shares international borders with Benin, Chad, Cameroon and Niger. According to estimates in 2009, the country has a total population of 154 million people, of whom nearly 70% of the population lives below the international poverty line. The economy in Nigeria is overly dependent on the oil sector. It is the 12th biggest producer of petroleum products in the world. The Nigerian economy is one of the most advanced economies in Africa. Due to the sharp rise in international oil prices between 2007 and 08, Nigeria 's purchasing power parity GDP doubled from $ 276.7 billion in 2005 to $ 374.3 billion in 2010, but the size estimates of the informal sector are actual The numerical value was brought closer. $ 52 billion. Correspondingly, per capita GDP has doubled from $ 1200 per capita in 2005 to $ 2,500 per capita in 2009. Since the 1960 's, the economy of Nigeria has been based on oil production. As a key member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Nigeria has played an important role in influencing oil prices in the world market. In the 1970s, an oil-rich economy brought a great economic boom to Nigeria and turned this poor African country into the 30 richest country in the world. However, since then, crude oil prices have declined, Nigeria is getting worse than when it was independent, due to severe corruption, political instability, and bad economic management.

People vs. Macbeth Today, the court of the town in Scotland's Grahacknboroughsly spread all over Scotland. That claim is abuse of power, abuse of wealth, abuse of friendship, and misuse of Scotland royal accent. When people entered the courtroom, two-thirds of them were Macbeth's enemies. Due to the permanent death of Macbeth 's defense team, the proposed dismissal allegation was very early. Macbeth was very active for the dead king, so he immediately dismissed the bill. Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker In Macbeth of William Shakespeare, appearance and reality theme are very important. The roles of Duncan, Macbeth and Macbeth can not distinguish between appearance and reality, leading to tragic results. Duncan exceeds Macbeth, Mrs. Macbeth was deceived by the witch and repeatedly fooled by others like Macbeth. King Duncan trusts Macbeth too much. Macbeth seems to be a superhero loyal to King Duncan. He fought traitor Macdonwald and helped the king resolve the main problem of winning the war. Thanks to Macbeth 's heroic efforts, Duncan trusted Macbeth and he gave Macbeth ... Read more

People vs. Macbeth Today, the court of the town in Scotland's Grahacknboroughsly spread all over Scotland. That claim is abuse of power, abuse of wealth, abuse of friendship, and misuse of Scotland royal accent. When people entered the courtroom, two-thirds of them were Macbeth's enemies. Due to the permanent death of Macbeth 's defense team, the proposed dismissal allegation was very early. Macbeth was very active for the dead king, so he immediately dismissed the bill. Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker In Macbeth of William Shakespeare, appearance and reality theme are very important. The roles of Duncan, Macbeth and Macbeth can not distinguish between appearance and reality, leading to tragic results. Duncan exceeds Macbeth, Mrs. Macbeth was deceived by the witch and repeatedly fooled by others like Macbeth. King Duncan trusts Macbeth too much. Macbeth seems to be a superhero loyal to King Duncan. He fought traitor Macdonwald and helped the king resolve the main problem of winning the war. Thanks to Macbeth 's heroic efforts, Duncan trusted Macbeth and he gave Macbeth ... Read more

On June 25, 1876, the battle of Little Big Horn occurred near Montenegro, Montana. This is one of the most controversial battles of the 20th century, the boundary between good and evil is at most gray. George Armstrong Castel's general (LTC after the Civil War) has 366 men in the 7th US Army. The cavalry was under his command that day. A sitting cow (health care worker) led to 2,000 Lakota, North Cheyenne warrior, each tribe of Arapaho (Klos, 2013). At the end of the fight, the story of Indian barbarians was used to demonize their culture, and 7 cavalry did not tell them what happened. On June 25, 1876, the battle of Little Big Horn occurred near Montenegro, Montana. This is one of the most controversial battles of the 20th century, the boundary between good and evil is at most gray. George Armstrong Castel's general (LTC after the Civil War) has 366 men in the 7th US Army. The cavalry was under his command that day. A sitting cow (health care worker) led to 2,000 Lakota, North Cheyenne warrior, each tribe of Arapaho (Klos, 2013). At the end of the fight, the story of Indian barbarians was used to demonize their culture, and 7 cavalry did not tell them what happened. In 1875, Custer promised to Sue (aka Lakota) that he will no longer fight American Indians. Just as soon as the US Senate committee meeting was in a meeting with Lakota to acquire the Black Mountain gold mine, the promises of the casters took place (caste was discovered a year ago). Lakota refused the Senate's proposal and endorsed the 1868 treaty promised to protect the land. Notwithstanding the treaty, the government used LTC Custer to support expulsion of local residents living in the northern plains (Fox, 1997). As a hero of the respected war during the political Civil War, Castel was an idol with the support of American people. With the help of people, we The battle of Little Big Horn was held between the American Cavalry under Castel's rule and several indigenous peoples, near the Rittodan River in Montana State, Custer was pursued led by bulls. Sue; Custer underestimates the size of the Siougfaction (supported by Cheyenne fighters) and was killed in all his orders Castel's revenge on Bighorn is one of the most important battles in American history. This is not due to weapons used, casualties or battle strategies used. This is because this fight is one of the only major battles of American Indians against the American army. After this fight, the power of the West American continues. - The battle of Little Big Horn is one of the most and more controversial battles in American history. General George Armstrong who led the army of 210 people to war did not appear. Due to computational errors, mistakes, and personal glory, Custer not only died in this battle but also became the most drawn soldier. But not all responsibility is restricted to Castel's shoulder, Frederic Venen and Major Marcus Reno also participated in the battle. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. As the Native American was trying to act for the Caucasian, the battle of Little Bighorn began on June 25, 1876, so they took a position and decided to fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in Montana and was led by the great leaders of the Bulls. George Armstrong Castel can defeat the Indians if he is not spreading all regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller powers, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederic Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the upper stream of the Little Big Horn River. Split Castel only left 556 soldiers, now and then he had about 1,000 people.

On June 25, 1876, the battle of Little Big Horn occurred near Montenegro, Montana. This is one of the most controversial battles of the 20th century, the boundary between good and evil is at most gray. George Armstrong Castel's general (LTC after the Civil War) has 366 men in the 7th US Army. The cavalry was under his command that day. A sitting cow (health care worker) led to 2,000 Lakota, North Cheyenne warrior, each tribe of Arapaho (Klos, 2013). At the end of the fight, the story of Indian barbarians was used to demonize their culture, and 7 cavalry did not tell them what happened. On June 25, 1876, the battle of Little Big Horn occurred near Montenegro, Montana. This is one of the most controversial battles of the 20th century, the boundary between good and evil is at most gray. George Armstrong Castel's general (LTC after the Civil War) has 366 men in the 7th US Army. The cavalry was under his command that day. A sitting cow (health care worker) led to 2,000 Lakota, North Cheyenne warrior, each tribe of Arapaho (Klos, 2013). At the end of the fight, the story of Indian barbarians was used to demonize their culture, and 7 cavalry did not tell them what happened. In 1875, Custer promised to Sue (aka Lakota) that he will no longer fight American Indians. Just as soon as the US Senate committee meeting was in a meeting with Lakota to acquire the Black Mountain gold mine, the promises of the casters took place (caste was discovered a year ago). Lakota refused the Senate's proposal and endorsed the 1868 treaty promised to protect the land. Notwithstanding the treaty, the government used LTC Custer to support expulsion of local residents living in the northern plains (Fox, 1997). As a hero of the respected war during the political Civil War, Castel was an idol with the support of American people. With the help of people, we The battle of Little Big Horn was held between the American Cavalry under Castel's rule and several indigenous peoples, near the Rittodan River in Montana State, Custer was pursued led by bulls. Sue; Custer underestimates the size of the Siougfaction (supported by Cheyenne fighters) and was killed in all his orders Castel's revenge on Bighorn is one of the most important battles in American history. This is not due to weapons used, casualties or battle strategies used. This is because this fight is one of the only major battles of American Indians against the American army. After this fight, the power of the West American continues. - The battle of Little Big Horn is one of the most and more controversial battles in American history. General George Armstrong who led the army of 210 people to war did not appear. Due to computational errors, mistakes, and personal glory, Custer not only died in this battle but also became the most drawn soldier. But not all responsibility is restricted to Castel's shoulder, Frederic Venen and Major Marcus Reno also participated in the battle. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. As the Native American was trying to act for the Caucasian, the battle of Little Bighorn began on June 25, 1876, so they took a position and decided to fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in Montana and was led by the great leaders of the Bulls. George Armstrong Castel can defeat the Indians if he is not spreading all regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller powers, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederic Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the upper stream of the Little Big Horn River. Split Castel only left 556 soldiers, now and then he had about 1,000 people.

© Equiano is an African writer, and from his experience as a slave, he was urged to participate in the British abolition campaign. In his autobiography, Olaudah Equiano wrote that he was now born in Eboe State in southern Nigeria. He explained how he was kidnapped by his sister at the age of 11, sold to local slave merchants, shipped to Barbados and then to the Atlantic Ocean to Virginia. In the absence of written records, it is unknown whether Ecuano's initial life statement is accurate. Doubt also arises from the fact that in future life, he raised twice the birthplace of the Americas twice. In addition to his initial uncertainty, we can verify everything Eciano explained in his extraordinary autobiography. In Virginia, he was sold to Lieutenant Michael Pascal of the British naval officer who changed the name to "Gustav vassa" after the Kingdom of Sweden in the 16th century. Ecuano traveled with Pascal for eight years, during which he was baptized and learned to read and write. Pascal then sold Ecuano to the captain of London and the captain of London took him to Montserrat where he sold it to a famous businessman Robert King. Eciano earns money through trading while working at a deck working in King, Barrett, a hairdresser. In only three years, he earned enough money to buy his own freedom. Later, Equiano traveled around the world for most of the next 20 years, including a trip to Turkey and the Arctic Circle. In London in 1786, he took part in a campaign to abolish slavery. He is an important member of "African son" consisting of 12 blacks who aimed for abolition. In 1789 he announced the autobiography 'Lifetime of Orauda Ecuano or an interesting story of Gustav Vassa in Africa'. He widely publicized this very popular book, helped the cause of abolitionism, and made Equiano a rich man. It is one of the earliest books published by Black African writers. In 1792, Equiano married a British woman, Susanna Karen who had two daughters. Equiano died on March 31, 1797 According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Ecuano (1745-1797) was born in Nigeria. He was kidnapped in childhood and sold slavery, he was regarded as a slave to the new world. As a slave to the British navy captain, he later became a Quaker merchant and eventually won his free price after careful dealings and savings. As a sailor, he traveled the world including the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Atlantic and Arctic, the latter trying to reach the Arctic. After coming to London, he took part in the abolition of slave trade, whereby he wrote and published "an interesting story of the lifetime of Orrdaignuno", or Gustav Vassar of Africa (1789). A year of powerful abolitionists' autobiography. This book became a best seller, and in addition to promoting anti - slavery, it also enriched Equiano. These pages are designed to reflect the best content of the Equino Scholarship Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano announced the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or the interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa Tradition of the slave narrative. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So, the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano (born in 1745, Essaka? - March 31, 1797, died in London in England) claimed that West Africans were sold as slaves and later released. His autobiography, an interesting story of the lifetime of Olauda Ecuano, or his very popular position and detailed explanation of A

© Equiano is an African writer, and from his experience as a slave, he was urged to participate in the British abolition campaign. In his autobiography, Olaudah Equiano wrote that he was now born in Eboe State in southern Nigeria. He explained how he was kidnapped by his sister at the age of 11, sold to local slave merchants, shipped to Barbados and then to the Atlantic Ocean to Virginia. In the absence of written records, it is unknown whether Ecuano's initial life statement is accurate. Doubt also arises from the fact that in future life, he raised twice the birthplace of the Americas twice. In addition to his initial uncertainty, we can verify everything Eciano explained in his extraordinary autobiography. In Virginia, he was sold to Lieutenant Michael Pascal of the British naval officer who changed the name to "Gustav vassa" after the Kingdom of Sweden in the 16th century. Ecuano traveled with Pascal for eight years, during which he was baptized and learned to read and write. Pascal then sold Ecuano to the captain of London and the captain of London took him to Montserrat where he sold it to a famous businessman Robert King. Eciano earns money through trading while working at a deck working in King, Barrett, a hairdresser. In only three years, he earned enough money to buy his own freedom. Later, Equiano traveled around the world for most of the next 20 years, including a trip to Turkey and the Arctic Circle. In London in 1786, he took part in a campaign to abolish slavery. He is an important member of "African son" consisting of 12 blacks who aimed for abolition. In 1789 he announced the autobiography 'Lifetime of Orauda Ecuano or an interesting story of Gustav Vassa in Africa'. He widely publicized this very popular book, helped the cause of abolitionism, and made Equiano a rich man. It is one of the earliest books published by Black African writers. In 1792, Equiano married a British woman, Susanna Karen who had two daughters. Equiano died on March 31, 1797 According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Ecuano (1745-1797) was born in Nigeria. He was kidnapped in childhood and sold slavery, he was regarded as a slave to the new world. As a slave to the British navy captain, he later became a Quaker merchant and eventually won his free price after careful dealings and savings. As a sailor, he traveled the world including the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Atlantic and Arctic, the latter trying to reach the Arctic. After coming to London, he took part in the abolition of slave trade, whereby he wrote and published "an interesting story of the lifetime of Orrdaignuno", or Gustav Vassar of Africa (1789). A year of powerful abolitionists' autobiography. This book became a best seller, and in addition to promoting anti - slavery, it also enriched Equiano. These pages are designed to reflect the best content of the Equino Scholarship Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano announced the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or the interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa Tradition of the slave narrative. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So, the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano (born in 1745, Essaka? - March 31, 1797, died in London in England) claimed that West Africans were sold as slaves and later released. His autobiography, an interesting story of the lifetime of Olauda Ecuano, or his very popular position and detailed explanation of A

Seven members of the Aum Shinrikyo were executed underground in Tokyo behind a fatal Salin attack in 1995. Many people may be surprised to learn that there is still a death penalty in Japan, a peaceful temple and a country related to the modern era. Indeed, it is one of the few countries considered to be "industrialized" and still forces criminals. The other countries are the United States, Singapore and Taiwan. As shown in the picture above, except for one exception, all European countries have abolished it: Belarus. It is often called "last dictatorship in Europe", which executed two people in 2017 and executed more than 200 people since 1990. Many of the Caribbean countries, such as Saint Lucia, Barbados, Antigua, have death sentences. The latest countries to abolish the death penalty include Burkina Faso (2018), Guinea (2017), Benin (2016), and Madagascar (2015). According to Amnesty International, last year 23 countries implemented at least 993 executions (1,032 compared with 2016, 1,634 in 2015). However, the actual number may be much more "Although China is still the best executioner in the world, the actual scope of the death penalty in China is unknown, as these data are classified as state secrets," the human rights group explained, "China Except 84% of all reported death sentences occur in four countries - Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Pakistan. "Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates resumed execution in 2017. Amnesty International did not execute the death penalty in the five countries of Botswana, Indonesia, Nigeria, Sudan and Taiwan." Japan is one of 58 countries (including the United States), the death penalty is still legal and active. In Japan, the offenses subject to the death penalty include murder, terrorism, arson and treason. According to the report of the Japanese innocent death penalty prevention center, 106 people have been executed since 1993. Currently, as of November 2017, 126 death sentences have been sentenced. Pausing is the main form of enforcement in Japan, and it is done in a quarantined criminal organization. The Japanese government strictly restricted the contacts of the death row prisoners with the outside world. Contacts to the death penal instructors are severely restricted at detention centers, so only lawyers and relatives can visit death row prisoners. In addition, it is said that those who received the death sentence are about to be executed only in the morning of execution. He advocated lobbying against the death penalty and played an important role in Japan's universal periodic review 58 countries around the world apply capital punishment, including the United States, China, India, Saudi Arabia, Japan and other countries. I think there is a fundamental reason for those two countries and countries that have abolished the death penalty argument, with that logic. In terms of implementation, the US ranks fifth. Among the top five, the United States is the only liberal democracy. Currently in our country, federal law and 36 state laws put the death penalty in the form of punishment. Unlike most countries, under the law of the United States execution of minors is permitted. For example, in Mississippi, at the age of 15 in Missouri State and Utah State State, 13-year-old people are executed at the age of 14 from Arkansas. In 13 states the law has no age, ie the problem is solved by the court. In the US, most executions come from the southern states Historically, the death penalty has lasted for a long time. In many countries, including the United States, there are certain death sentences. From around six o'clock, the death penalty began to occur. It was Daniel Frank who was sentenced to death first, and in 1622 he was executed for theft. Since then the death penalty has always been a feature of the criminal justice system. Many states announced the death penalty after a while. Until today, few people are forbidden, but most people have received some so

Seven members of the Aum Shinrikyo were executed underground in Tokyo behind a fatal Salin attack in 1995. Many people may be surprised to learn that there is still a death penalty in Japan, a peaceful temple and a country related to the modern era. Indeed, it is one of the few countries considered to be "industrialized" and still forces criminals. The other countries are the United States, Singapore and Taiwan. As shown in the picture above, except for one exception, all European countries have abolished it: Belarus. It is often called "last dictatorship in Europe", which executed two people in 2017 and executed more than 200 people since 1990. Many of the Caribbean countries, such as Saint Lucia, Barbados, Antigua, have death sentences. The latest countries to abolish the death penalty include Burkina Faso (2018), Guinea (2017), Benin (2016), and Madagascar (2015). According to Amnesty International, last year 23 countries implemented at least 993 executions (1,032 compared with 2016, 1,634 in 2015). However, the actual number may be much more "Although China is still the best executioner in the world, the actual scope of the death penalty in China is unknown, as these data are classified as state secrets," the human rights group explained, "China Except 84% of all reported death sentences occur in four countries - Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Pakistan. "Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates resumed execution in 2017. Amnesty International did not execute the death penalty in the five countries of Botswana, Indonesia, Nigeria, Sudan and Taiwan." Japan is one of 58 countries (including the United States), the death penalty is still legal and active. In Japan, the offenses subject to the death penalty include murder, terrorism, arson and treason. According to the report of the Japanese innocent death penalty prevention center, 106 people have been executed since 1993. Currently, as of November 2017, 126 death sentences have been sentenced. Pausing is the main form of enforcement in Japan, and it is done in a quarantined criminal organization. The Japanese government strictly restricted the contacts of the death row prisoners with the outside world. Contacts to the death penal instructors are severely restricted at detention centers, so only lawyers and relatives can visit death row prisoners. In addition, it is said that those who received the death sentence are about to be executed only in the morning of execution. He advocated lobbying against the death penalty and played an important role in Japan's universal periodic review 58 countries around the world apply capital punishment, including the United States, China, India, Saudi Arabia, Japan and other countries. I think there is a fundamental reason for those two countries and countries that have abolished the death penalty argument, with that logic. In terms of implementation, the US ranks fifth. Among the top five, the United States is the only liberal democracy. Currently in our country, federal law and 36 state laws put the death penalty in the form of punishment. Unlike most countries, under the law of the United States execution of minors is permitted. For example, in Mississippi, at the age of 15 in Missouri State and Utah State State, 13-year-old people are executed at the age of 14 from Arkansas. In 13 states the law has no age, ie the problem is solved by the court. In the US, most executions come from the southern states Historically, the death penalty has lasted for a long time. In many countries, including the United States, there are certain death sentences. From around six o'clock, the death penalty began to occur. It was Daniel Frank who was sentenced to death first, and in 1622 he was executed for theft. Since then the death penalty has always been a feature of the criminal justice system. Many states announced the death penalty after a while. Until today, few people are forbidden, but most people have received some so

Overcrowding within the prison is one of the main causes of poor prison situation around the world. The biggest problem facing the prison system is that there is the possibility of life threatening and it may hinder the prison from fulfilling its normal function. According to the data, the number of prisoners in at least 115 countries exceeds the capacity of public prisons. Overcrowding is not a rise in the crime rate but as a result of criminal justice policy and impairs the ability of the prison system to meet basic human needs such as medical care, food and housing. It also impairs the usefulness and effectiveness of rehabilitation programs, education and vocational training, and entertainment activities. Related problems such as overcrowding and lack of privacy can also cause or exacerbate mental health problems and potentially increase violence, self-harm and suicide rates. We have created a ten item plan to reduce the overcrowding situation in prisons to provide policy makers with guidance on how to eliminate prison overcrowding and mitigate its negative effects. This includes, for example: Make special or alternative arrangements for vulnerable people, such as children, mothers with dependent, mentally ill people. The capacity of 22 national prison systems has more than doubled, and the capacity of 28 countries is between 150% and 200%. The most crowded rate in the Americas is 310% in El Salvador, 363% in Africa (Benin), 316% in Asia (Philippines), 217% in Oceania (French Polynesia), 186% in the Middle East and North Africa (Lebanon) . %(Macedonia). Data may underestimate the severity of the problem, as individual countries determine their own abilities in certain prisons. In most prison systems prisoners do not meet the minimum space requirements recommended by international standards and spend up to 23 hours in overcrowded cells, if not during the day. Overcrowding may be very terrible, prisoners sleep alternating, stack each other, share a bed, or sleep while standing tied up in a window bar. In some countries, it is only normal pardon and amnesty that can alleviate overcrowding. These bring short-term relief, but they do not provide a sustainable solution and may hurt the public's confidence in the criminal justice system. In other respects, an expensive prison construction plan was launched to respond to the growing demand for prisons. Some groups are particularly adversely affected by overcrowding within the prison. For example, in a prison system under overcrowding or excessive stress, the needs of detained women and children are often overlooked, with little attention paid. There are many organizations advocating reform of the criminal justice system, such as criminal legislation reform international, judgment project, Brennan judicial center, cut 50 (by Koch brothers' funds), innocence project. Most states also have criminal justice reform bills. These organizations use legal disputes and public events to inform the public about the problem, but mainly the state and federal government. In 2016, according to the disciplinary tendency fact sheet on the disciplinary action project in the United States, 2.2 million people were in jail in the United States. This reflects a 500% increase since the mid-1980s, which is known as group imprisonment. People who support criminal justice reform believe that this issue is an increase in supervision and the use of strict judgment law, especially in the colorful people's community. According to the Criminal Code Amendment International, overcrowding is not an increase in crime but only the result of our criminal justice policy. Regardless of why overcrowding is a problem, prisons will lose their ability to meet basic human needs, prisoners will provide adequate rehabilitation and educational programs, and even finance employee training Even making it possible. The mandatory minimum judgment law is designed as a basic rule of thumb for specific

Overcrowding within the prison is one of the main causes of poor prison situation around the world. The biggest problem facing the prison system is that there is the possibility of life threatening and it may hinder the prison from fulfilling its normal function. According to the data, the number of prisoners in at least 115 countries exceeds the capacity of public prisons. Overcrowding is not a rise in the crime rate but as a result of criminal justice policy and impairs the ability of the prison system to meet basic human needs such as medical care, food and housing. It also impairs the usefulness and effectiveness of rehabilitation programs, education and vocational training, and entertainment activities. Related problems such as overcrowding and lack of privacy can also cause or exacerbate mental health problems and potentially increase violence, self-harm and suicide rates. We have created a ten item plan to reduce the overcrowding situation in prisons to provide policy makers with guidance on how to eliminate prison overcrowding and mitigate its negative effects. This includes, for example: Make special or alternative arrangements for vulnerable people, such as children, mothers with dependent, mentally ill people. The capacity of 22 national prison systems has more than doubled, and the capacity of 28 countries is between 150% and 200%. The most crowded rate in the Americas is 310% in El Salvador, 363% in Africa (Benin), 316% in Asia (Philippines), 217% in Oceania (French Polynesia), 186% in the Middle East and North Africa (Lebanon) . %(Macedonia). Data may underestimate the severity of the problem, as individual countries determine their own abilities in certain prisons. In most prison systems prisoners do not meet the minimum space requirements recommended by international standards and spend up to 23 hours in overcrowded cells, if not during the day. Overcrowding may be very terrible, prisoners sleep alternating, stack each other, share a bed, or sleep while standing tied up in a window bar. In some countries, it is only normal pardon and amnesty that can alleviate overcrowding. These bring short-term relief, but they do not provide a sustainable solution and may hurt the public's confidence in the criminal justice system. In other respects, an expensive prison construction plan was launched to respond to the growing demand for prisons. Some groups are particularly adversely affected by overcrowding within the prison. For example, in a prison system under overcrowding or excessive stress, the needs of detained women and children are often overlooked, with little attention paid. There are many organizations advocating reform of the criminal justice system, such as criminal legislation reform international, judgment project, Brennan judicial center, cut 50 (by Koch brothers' funds), innocence project. Most states also have criminal justice reform bills. These organizations use legal disputes and public events to inform the public about the problem, but mainly the state and federal government. In 2016, according to the disciplinary tendency fact sheet on the disciplinary action project in the United States, 2.2 million people were in jail in the United States. This reflects a 500% increase since the mid-1980s, which is known as group imprisonment. People who support criminal justice reform believe that this issue is an increase in supervision and the use of strict judgment law, especially in the colorful people's community. According to the Criminal Code Amendment International, overcrowding is not an increase in crime but only the result of our criminal justice policy. Regardless of why overcrowding is a problem, prisons will lose their ability to meet basic human needs, prisoners will provide adequate rehabilitation and educational programs, and even finance employee training Even making it possible. The mandatory minimum judgment law is designed as a basic rule of thumb for specific

From 10th August 2018 to 30th September 2018, the Japanese Foundation for Cultural Foundation, Manila, the National Museum, and the Japanese Embassy will deliver the spirit of Buda, the history of the Musashi exhibition, to the National Art Museum. Exhibitions are exhibited in countries such as Peru, Canada, Brazil. It is good for the audience, even in the simple Japanese martial arts history, including original fighting techniques (martial arts) in the traditional battlefield, popular sports and gymnastics (Budô), as well as original documents and copies of historical weapons Provide platform. It is a product. Arrows, armor, helmets, other martial arts equipment and so on. This exhibition includes materials and pictures of gymnastics such as popular sports, kendo, judo, sumo wrestling. In addition to the exhibition, there are other activities surrounding Japanese martial arts. On 15th and 17th August 2018, the Manila Foundation invites the legendary director, seven warriors of Akira Kurosawa, to UP Film Center Cine Adornareg EIGASAI. Entry on a first come first serve basis Free demonstration and seminar by collaboration with Karate Pilipinas, Inc., Philippine Judo Federation, IGA Kendo Club Philippines, Amato Arnis Classic Combat Martial Arts Organization of Philippines The design of the exhibition is consistent with the goal of the National Museum to display arts and crafts reflecting the cultural heritage of the Philippines and other Asian countries. This is done to create conversations about their similarities, differences, connections, and intersections. Time: From 10th August 2018 to 30th September 2018 (Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm, Closed on Monday) The National Museum of Art (Philippines: Pambansang Museo ng Sining), known as the National Art Museum, is a museum in Manila, the Philippines. It is located opposite Padre Burgos Avenue opposite the National Anthropological Museum on the east side of Rizal Park. Founded in 1998, this museum owned and operated by the National Museum of the Philippines exhibits paintings and sculptures by classical Filipino artists such as Juan Luna, Félix Resurción Hidalgo, Guillermo Tolentino. Artemisia Gentileschi's paintings are on display at today's permanent collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, St. Louis Art Museum, Detroit Art Museum, Virginia Art Museum, Toledo Museum of Art and Columbus Museum of Art. State, London National Museum, Soumaya Museum in Mexico City, Pitti Palace in Florence, Capo Nazionale di Capodimonte in Naples, Prado in Madrid, Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest In the United States, at the National African Museum of Art (Smithson Research Institute), Michael C. Rockefeller Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Outdoor Museum and Museum of Natural History in Chicago, the Peabody Museum of Art in Harvard, and the Museum of Natural History in the USA and beautiful African art You can find the collection. University Museum Pennsylvania and Los Angeles Cultural History Museum. M. Huet, Dance, Art, and African Rite (1978); M. Adams, "Life Design: Symbolic Communication in African Art" (1982) S. Vogel, Aesthetics of Africa (1982) 1985); R. Seiber and R. Walker, African art in the life cycle (1988); K. Ezra, Royal Art of Benin (1992) Elizabeth · Cartwright's works are on display at permanent exhibitions such as the Chicago Art Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Houston Art Museum in Texas, the Smithsonian American Museum of Art and National Women's Art. US Congress Library, Howard University Art Collection in Washington DC, Chrysler Museum in Norfolk, Virginia, Little Rock Art Center in Arkansas State, Harvard University Art School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Focker Art Museum in Evan, Illinois. Northwestern University Art Museum, Iowa State Museum of Iowa, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Pennsylvania Art Museum, Wadsworth Museum of Art in Hartford, Co

From 10th August 2018 to 30th September 2018, the Japanese Foundation for Cultural Foundation, Manila, the National Museum, and the Japanese Embassy will deliver the spirit of Buda, the history of the Musashi exhibition, to the National Art Museum. Exhibitions are exhibited in countries such as Peru, Canada, Brazil. It is good for the audience, even in the simple Japanese martial arts history, including original fighting techniques (martial arts) in the traditional battlefield, popular sports and gymnastics (Budô), as well as original documents and copies of historical weapons Provide platform. It is a product. Arrows, armor, helmets, other martial arts equipment and so on. This exhibition includes materials and pictures of gymnastics such as popular sports, kendo, judo, sumo wrestling. In addition to the exhibition, there are other activities surrounding Japanese martial arts. On 15th and 17th August 2018, the Manila Foundation invites the legendary director, seven warriors of Akira Kurosawa, to UP Film Center Cine Adornareg EIGASAI. Entry on a first come first serve basis Free demonstration and seminar by collaboration with Karate Pilipinas, Inc., Philippine Judo Federation, IGA Kendo Club Philippines, Amato Arnis Classic Combat Martial Arts Organization of Philippines The design of the exhibition is consistent with the goal of the National Museum to display arts and crafts reflecting the cultural heritage of the Philippines and other Asian countries. This is done to create conversations about their similarities, differences, connections, and intersections. Time: From 10th August 2018 to 30th September 2018 (Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm, Closed on Monday) The National Museum of Art (Philippines: Pambansang Museo ng Sining), known as the National Art Museum, is a museum in Manila, the Philippines. It is located opposite Padre Burgos Avenue opposite the National Anthropological Museum on the east side of Rizal Park. Founded in 1998, this museum owned and operated by the National Museum of the Philippines exhibits paintings and sculptures by classical Filipino artists such as Juan Luna, Félix Resurción Hidalgo, Guillermo Tolentino. Artemisia Gentileschi's paintings are on display at today's permanent collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, St. Louis Art Museum, Detroit Art Museum, Virginia Art Museum, Toledo Museum of Art and Columbus Museum of Art. State, London National Museum, Soumaya Museum in Mexico City, Pitti Palace in Florence, Capo Nazionale di Capodimonte in Naples, Prado in Madrid, Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest In the United States, at the National African Museum of Art (Smithson Research Institute), Michael C. Rockefeller Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Outdoor Museum and Museum of Natural History in Chicago, the Peabody Museum of Art in Harvard, and the Museum of Natural History in the USA and beautiful African art You can find the collection. University Museum Pennsylvania and Los Angeles Cultural History Museum. M. Huet, Dance, Art, and African Rite (1978); M. Adams, "Life Design: Symbolic Communication in African Art" (1982) S. Vogel, Aesthetics of Africa (1982) 1985); R. Seiber and R. Walker, African art in the life cycle (1988); K. Ezra, Royal Art of Benin (1992) Elizabeth · Cartwright's works are on display at permanent exhibitions such as the Chicago Art Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Houston Art Museum in Texas, the Smithsonian American Museum of Art and National Women's Art. US Congress Library, Howard University Art Collection in Washington DC, Chrysler Museum in Norfolk, Virginia, Little Rock Art Center in Arkansas State, Harvard University Art School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Focker Art Museum in Evan, Illinois. Northwestern University Art Museum, Iowa State Museum of Iowa, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Pennsylvania Art Museum, Wadsworth Museum of Art in Hartford, Co

William Shakespeare wrote the script Macbeth in 1606. The story is the story of an ambitious man who has committed treason and murder. His behavior was predicted by three "strange sisters", and his wife, Mrs. Macbeth, also recommended to show evil behavior that leads him to his ultimate death. Through the script, the recognition of Macbeth 's personality and morality is completely different from the reality the reader ultimately faces. Macbeth was originally introduced to the reader as a hero. Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker The theme of appearance and reality is the heart of Shakespeare's theater "Macbeth's tragedy". This is ambition, betrayal, crazy, and supernatural drama. Macbeth and Macbeth have to conceal their true ideas so that others do not know what they did and different people to comment on the difficulty of the person's real idea. In fact, Macbeth is full of struggle to see the truth and the truth. Everywhere in Macbeth, elements of supernatural illusion caused by insanity driven by guilt, and statements of various personality describe the theme of appearance and reality. Emily Romano Harrison Ms. ENG 2D1-08 May 7, 2015 Relationship between appearance and reality in Macbeth As the world is dominated by appearance and reality, it is absolutely necessary to know something to understand it I think there is. "(Daniel Webster explains the theme that the initial judgment may ignore the reality if its appearance is not the existence or something of a person.The relation between the appearance of the theme and the reality depends on the character of the drama Ambition may be a good thing to be successful if used in the right way Macbeth, Macbeth, Macbeth 's ambitions lead to the death of Duncan, the bank, and many others, Macbeth Ducan 's son Malcolm crowned Scotland King at the time because Mrs. White and Mrs. Macbeth died.

William Shakespeare wrote the script Macbeth in 1606. The story is the story of an ambitious man who has committed treason and murder. His behavior was predicted by three "strange sisters", and his wife, Mrs. Macbeth, also recommended to show evil behavior that leads him to his ultimate death. Through the script, the recognition of Macbeth 's personality and morality is completely different from the reality the reader ultimately faces. Macbeth was originally introduced to the reader as a hero. Macbeth 's appearance and reality, Mrs Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays, humanity research. In Macbeth, the theme of appearance and reality is clear. It is full of countless, famous and important scenes, including when King Duncan visited Macbeth 's house, Lady Macbeth' s sleepwalking scene, Macbeth 's dagger monologue. They provided their own psychological insight about the character of Lady Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and showed different and very unique movies with many different themes. The protagonists of the movie, Leicester (Kevin Paisley) and Carolyn Burnham (Annette Benin) have proved that there is a big difference between appearance and reality. With the help of the colonel Frank Fitts (Wes Bentley), we learned that people can judge not only their appearance but also the inner one. People do not necessarily look like them. Lester Burnham as a movie talker The theme of appearance and reality is the heart of Shakespeare's theater "Macbeth's tragedy". This is ambition, betrayal, crazy, and supernatural drama. Macbeth and Macbeth have to conceal their true ideas so that others do not know what they did and different people to comment on the difficulty of the person's real idea. In fact, Macbeth is full of struggle to see the truth and the truth. Everywhere in Macbeth, elements of supernatural illusion caused by insanity driven by guilt, and statements of various personality describe the theme of appearance and reality. Emily Romano Harrison Ms. ENG 2D1-08 May 7, 2015 Relationship between appearance and reality in Macbeth As the world is dominated by appearance and reality, it is absolutely necessary to know something to understand it I think there is. "(Daniel Webster explains the theme that the initial judgment may ignore the reality if its appearance is not the existence or something of a person.The relation between the appearance of the theme and the reality depends on the character of the drama Ambition may be a good thing to be successful if used in the right way Macbeth, Macbeth, Macbeth 's ambitions lead to the death of Duncan, the bank, and many others, Macbeth Ducan 's son Malcolm crowned Scotland King at the time because Mrs. White and Mrs. Macbeth died.

Olaudah Equiano (Gustavus Vassa) was kidnapped from his African village at the age of 11, carried through the Atlantic 's difficult' middle passage ', investigated in the West Indies and sold to Virginia producers . Later he was bought by Captain Pascal of the British naval officer as a gift to London's cousin. After 10 years of slavery on the North American continent, he served as a crewman, helping the slave owner of his merchant, and Equiano bought his freedom. At the age of 44 he published his autobiographical writing "Interesting story in the lifetime of Orada Itiano" or Gustav Vassa of "African". Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent As the most influential black American writer at the time, an interesting story of the whole life of Olauda Ecianoa, or African Gustava Vassa written by himself, is a lot of inhumane and cruelty about slave trade for the masses I am lighting the act. In the past, only those people closely related to it started to know a new genre called slave narrative. - Through a number of facts, research and opinions on social and political issues, political strategists create difficult tasks for policymakers to decide what information is important to the voter and important to the voter. Rise to support candidates

Olaudah Equiano (Gustavus Vassa) was kidnapped from his African village at the age of 11, carried through the Atlantic 's difficult' middle passage ', investigated in the West Indies and sold to Virginia producers . Later he was bought by Captain Pascal of the British naval officer as a gift to London's cousin. After 10 years of slavery on the North American continent, he served as a crewman, helping the slave owner of his merchant, and Equiano bought his freedom. At the age of 44 he published his autobiographical writing "Interesting story in the lifetime of Orada Itiano" or Gustav Vassa of "African". Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Olaudah Equiano's autobiography is an important literary work that helps change British public opinion on slave trade. Olaudah Equiano was born in Nigeria in 1745. When young, slave merchants took away from his family, Equiano was sold as a slave and eventually sold to lieutenant. British navy Michael Henry Pascal. - In 476 AD, Rome formally became the most great and prosperous empire of the time. The time after autumn is known as the Middle Ages and is also known as infamous, but these years are as dark as historians said. These medieval times lasted about 1000 years, and it may be such awful for such a long time. The answer will soon become apparent As the most influential black American writer at the time, an interesting story of the whole life of Olauda Ecianoa, or African Gustava Vassa written by himself, is a lot of inhumane and cruelty about slave trade for the masses I am lighting the act. In the past, only those people closely related to it started to know a new genre called slave narrative. - Through a number of facts, research and opinions on social and political issues, political strategists create difficult tasks for policymakers to decide what information is important to the voter and important to the voter. Rise to support candidates

The drum is the most famous member of the percussion band and is one of the oldest musical instruments that humans have ever used. It was originally used by our prehistoric ancestors, about 7000 years ago, when the Neolithic culture of China began to discover new uses of crocodile skin, it looked like a simple thing hit by a stick Their first drum has the same basic structure as all modern drums - the tympanic membrane (commonly referred to as the drumhead) extends over the shell. Depending on the size and shape of the drum, hitting the film with hands or bars creates a resonance that may move over long distances. The use of drums throughout the world began all over Asia and reached Japan, India, Middle East, Africa and Southern Europe in the 2nd century BC (most notably the ancient Greek and Roman African drums). Drums are commonly used in Africa, the Middle East and Asia during the period from the collapse of Rome to the Renaissance, but have never succeeded in European pop music. When the European army copied the enemy's snare drum and used the weapons, and after introducing the drum to the popular European people after the war back, the popularity could only recover after the Crusade It was. After that, the drum played a central rhythm for folk music popular in Europe and a classical orchestra. Between the crusade and the 20th century, drums evolved into hundreds of types and shapes for countless opportunities and music genres. With the advent of the 20th century and systematic industrial production, the first mass production drum became possible. And with this switch, only one person operates the entire drum section across the band. This was created by Ludwig's pedal pedal and the first drum kit. Rock music from the 1940s to the 1950s (promoted by genres of jazz and blues from 20s to 30s) has revolutionized the way drums are used in popular music. Not only does it encourage new ways to use drum kits, but drummers as a legitimate "rock star" popular will become part of modern pop, rock, metal and jazz bands in the late 20th century. Even today, despite the emergence of electronic and computer-generated drums that enable musicians to find new ways to control their percussion, this is still true Today, after thousands of years of use, drums continue to be one of the most important parts of contemporary music and culture. Talking drum is one of the oldest instruments used by the main drummer. It is a highly stylized tool born in the Africa region of West Africa. The drums are in Cameroon, Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria. It occupies a prominent position within the Yoruba group but can be found in nearby Nigerian countries such as Togo and Benin and other ethnic groups like Hausa. The Yoruba people are mainly located in the western part of Nigeria and they have transformed this ancient instrument beautifully and wonderfully. The drum is carved from the trunk and is in the form of an hourglass and a long leather rope is connected from the head of the drum to the bottom of the drum. The drum is the most famous member of the percussion band and is one of the oldest musical instruments that humans have ever used. It was originally used by our prehistoric ancestors, about 7000 years ago, when the Neolithic culture of China started to discover new usage of crocodile skin, like a simple thing that struck with a stick, The drum entered the contemporary shape. Those first drums have the same basic structure as all modern drums - the tympanic membrane (commonly called the drumhead) extends above the shell. Depending on the size and shape of the drum, hitting the film with hands or bars creates a resonance that may move over long distances. Tambourine is familiar to modern society. It is thought to be the oldest instrument. This instrument is defined as any kind of drum and is usually played by tapping or hitting by hand instead of using a mallet, hammer or other type of beater. Indeed, there are all kinds of tambourines. Almos

The drum is the most famous member of the percussion band and is one of the oldest musical instruments that humans have ever used. It was originally used by our prehistoric ancestors, about 7000 years ago, when the Neolithic culture of China began to discover new uses of crocodile skin, it looked like a simple thing hit by a stick Their first drum has the same basic structure as all modern drums - the tympanic membrane (commonly referred to as the drumhead) extends over the shell. Depending on the size and shape of the drum, hitting the film with hands or bars creates a resonance that may move over long distances. The use of drums throughout the world began all over Asia and reached Japan, India, Middle East, Africa and Southern Europe in the 2nd century BC (most notably the ancient Greek and Roman African drums). Drums are commonly used in Africa, the Middle East and Asia during the period from the collapse of Rome to the Renaissance, but have never succeeded in European pop music. When the European army copied the enemy's snare drum and used the weapons, and after introducing the drum to the popular European people after the war back, the popularity could only recover after the Crusade It was. After that, the drum played a central rhythm for folk music popular in Europe and a classical orchestra. Between the crusade and the 20th century, drums evolved into hundreds of types and shapes for countless opportunities and music genres. With the advent of the 20th century and systematic industrial production, the first mass production drum became possible. And with this switch, only one person operates the entire drum section across the band. This was created by Ludwig's pedal pedal and the first drum kit. Rock music from the 1940s to the 1950s (promoted by genres of jazz and blues from 20s to 30s) has revolutionized the way drums are used in popular music. Not only does it encourage new ways to use drum kits, but drummers as a legitimate "rock star" popular will become part of modern pop, rock, metal and jazz bands in the late 20th century. Even today, despite the emergence of electronic and computer-generated drums that enable musicians to find new ways to control their percussion, this is still true Today, after thousands of years of use, drums continue to be one of the most important parts of contemporary music and culture. Talking drum is one of the oldest instruments used by the main drummer. It is a highly stylized tool born in the Africa region of West Africa. The drums are in Cameroon, Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria. It occupies a prominent position within the Yoruba group but can be found in nearby Nigerian countries such as Togo and Benin and other ethnic groups like Hausa. The Yoruba people are mainly located in the western part of Nigeria and they have transformed this ancient instrument beautifully and wonderfully. The drum is carved from the trunk and is in the form of an hourglass and a long leather rope is connected from the head of the drum to the bottom of the drum. The drum is the most famous member of the percussion band and is one of the oldest musical instruments that humans have ever used. It was originally used by our prehistoric ancestors, about 7000 years ago, when the Neolithic culture of China started to discover new usage of crocodile skin, like a simple thing that struck with a stick, The drum entered the contemporary shape. Those first drums have the same basic structure as all modern drums - the tympanic membrane (commonly called the drumhead) extends above the shell. Depending on the size and shape of the drum, hitting the film with hands or bars creates a resonance that may move over long distances. Tambourine is familiar to modern society. It is thought to be the oldest instrument. This instrument is defined as any kind of drum and is usually played by tapping or hitting by hand instead of using a mallet, hammer or other type of beater. Indeed, there are all kinds of tambourines. Almos

According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Ecuano (1745-1797) was born in Nigeria. He was kidnapped in childhood and sold slavery, he was regarded as a slave to the new world. As a slave to the British navy captain, he later became a Quaker merchant and eventually won his free price after careful dealings and savings. As a sailor, he traveled the world including the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Atlantic and Arctic, the latter trying to reach the Arctic. After coming to London, he took part in the abolition of slave trade, so that he wrote and published "an interesting story of the life of the Ordera Ignano", or Gustav Vassar of Africa (1789) . A year of powerful abolitionists' autobiography. This book became a best seller, and in addition to promoting anti - slavery, it also enriched Equiano. These pages are designed to reflect the best content of the Equino Scholarship. For details, please click the following link. Information will be updated on a regular basis, so please return to this site as soon as possible. 'Olaudah Equiano: Which will you download, Africa or America? 'Articles first published in the journal 1650-1850 in 2008 Please download "Olaudah Equiano: Africa Guernsey" from the first published article in the 2003 Guernsee Society Review. This page is written and maintained by Brycchan Carey. Please do not hesitate to contact us, please read FAQ first. To know more about my interests, please visit my website. Please read my resume to learn more about my career. To see the complete index of this website, please click here. To get the latest information and news on this project and other projects, follow us on Twitter. Regardless of what you select, you will be updated regularly by visiting this website. This page is a colleague of amazon.co.uk. Books purchased from them after linking from this page will help you pay for Olaudah Equiano's website bigger and better. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So, the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Abstract: Olauda Ecuano, the slave of the 18th century, was kidnapped from West Africa, sent to the West Indies and the UK, and his interests in the life of Olauda Ecuano, or his experience at Gustav Vassa (1789) in Africa Recorded. Equiano was able to buy his freedom at an early age and began traveling the adventure of trade around the world. The story of Equiano is unique as it is a semi-slave story and a half travel book. He has learned many Western ways of thinking, and his story is often inconsistent with slave experience and attitude of European imperialism. Ecuano became "dissident colonyist". * Period: 18c When reading Olaudah Equiano's "Interesting story of the life of Olaudah Equiano" and excerpts from African Gustavus Vassa, remember that the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us to us first before seeing slaves, and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography It was. Publications to Franklin's son and publications of future generations may benefit from his experien

According to the famous autobiography written in 1789, Olauda Ecuano (1745-1797) was born in Nigeria. He was kidnapped in childhood and sold slavery, he was regarded as a slave to the new world. As a slave to the British navy captain, he later became a Quaker merchant and eventually won his free price after careful dealings and savings. As a sailor, he traveled the world including the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Atlantic and Arctic, the latter trying to reach the Arctic. After coming to London, he took part in the abolition of slave trade, so that he wrote and published "an interesting story of the life of the Ordera Ignano", or Gustav Vassar of Africa (1789) . A year of powerful abolitionists' autobiography. This book became a best seller, and in addition to promoting anti - slavery, it also enriched Equiano. These pages are designed to reflect the best content of the Equino Scholarship. For details, please click the following link. Information will be updated on a regular basis, so please return to this site as soon as possible. 'Olaudah Equiano: Which will you download, Africa or America? 'Articles first published in the journal 1650-1850 in 2008 Please download "Olaudah Equiano: Africa Guernsey" from the first published article in the 2003 Guernsee Society Review. This page is written and maintained by Brycchan Carey. Please do not hesitate to contact us, please read FAQ first. To know more about my interests, please visit my website. Please read my resume to learn more about my career. To see the complete index of this website, please click here. To get the latest information and news on this project and other projects, follow us on Twitter. Regardless of what you select, you will be updated regularly by visiting this website. This page is a colleague of amazon.co.uk. Books purchased from them after linking from this page will help you pay for Olaudah Equiano's website bigger and better. Equiano, Olaudah (Gustavus Vassa) (1745-1797) Autobiography, abolitionist Olaudah Equiano published the lifetime of Olaudah Equiano in 1789, or an interesting story of Gustavus Vassa in Africa. Tradition of slave stories. - American literature Equiano witnessed the atrocities of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, helped terminate the slave trade in the UK and became the most influential African American writer of the 18th century. The son of Orauda Ecuano, leader of Ibo in Benin province of Africa, now known as Nigeria, was born in 1745. In 1756, at the age of 11, he was kidnapped by an African merchant and sold to a British slave. He was sent to Barbados in the West Indies and then to Virginia. So, the British navy's lieutenant Michael Henry Pascal sent him to Virginia. Abstract: Olauda Ecuano, the slave of the 18th century, was kidnapped from West Africa, sent to the West Indies and the UK, and his interests in the life of Olauda Ecuano, or his experience at Gustav Vassa (1789) in Africa Recorded. Equiano was able to buy his freedom at an early age and began traveling the adventure of trade around the world. The story of Equiano is unique as it is a semi-slave story and a half travel book. He has learned many Western ways of thinking, and his story is often inconsistent with slave experience and attitude of European imperialism. Ecuano became "dissident colonyist". * Period: 18c When reading Olaudah Equiano's "Interesting story of the life of Olaudah Equiano" and excerpts from African Gustavus Vassa, remember that the collection page is part of a larger piece. If you are interested in the abstract version, you can find online full-text version at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/equiano/equiano_contents.html. The story of Equiano introduced us to us first before seeing slaves, and it is difficult to ignore the similarity between the opening of Equiano and the opening of Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography It was. Publications to Franklin's son and publications of future generations may benefit from his experien

Pope Francisco announced that the Catholic Church would consider the death penalty application "unacceptable" in all circumstances The Pope coordinated a document summarizing the main principles of faith, including the official position on ethical issues such as the death penalty written by the Pontifical Catechism, Pope John Paul II in 1992. In previous form, in some cases he said that the death penalty was "appropriate response to the seriousness of a particular crime". However, in the revised edition, it says that the death penalty is "attack against human's force majeure and dignity" and should not be used under any circumstances. According to this amendment, CNN said, "Public officials are in a position the Pope has expressed since he became a pope." According to the Vatican's statement declaring this decision, the church is now "to abolish the world with all my heart" According to Amnesty International, at least 993 people were executed in 23 countries in 2017, a 4% decrease from 2016. However, the organization believes that thousands of executions may be executed in China, the application of the death penalty is the secret of the state. According to Amnesty International, China, Iran and Saudi Arabia have the largest number of executions in 2016. According to the Washington DC death penalty information center, a total of 57 countries hold the death penalty, but the rest abolish the law or practice death penalty. Benin and Nauru sentenced death sentences to all crimes in 2016 and Chad and Guatemala took an important step to abolish the death penalty. By contrast, after the 60 - year moratorium, the Maldives have taken action last year to reexecute executions. According to the "Independence" report, there were 20 death sentences on the island in 2017. Amnesty International said that China is "one of the most homicidal countries in the world" and will make judicial killings every year. "Because Beijing classifies most of the information related to the death penalty as national secrets, it is difficult to acquire clear numerical values," Al Jazeera English According to the Human Rights Watch, Iran has conducted at least 567 enforcement in 2016, but only 242 were announced through official or semi-official sources. At least 328 people died in drug-related crimes At the same time, the United States withdrew from the top five executives for the first time since 2006, 20 people died - the lowest number since 1991, Amnesty International said Those who agree with the death penalty believe that execution is an appropriate response because some crimes are very frightening. The BBC states that more than 80% of Japan support the death penalty, but there are unique reasons for this: in a society where many people "live under severe pressure and pressure in the workplace" the death penalty Indicates that the criminal penalty will be punished. People who follow the rules are rewarded Activists in the insurance industry argue that the most serious offenders are preventing other people from walking in similar ways, but still questioned the effectiveness as a deterrent The result of investigating this relationship is not conclusive. However, according to a 2009 criminal investigation, 88% did not think that the death penalty would be deterrent. The United States is the only country in the Western industrialized countries that are still under capital punishment. Since 1990, 30 countries abolished capital punishment. Of the 74 countries that are still in operation, small groups make up the majority of the world's annual executions - China, Iran, Vietnam, and the United States. Over the centuries Republicans and the Democratic Party have been fighting for "a strict attitude towards crime" and executions soared from the 1980s to the 1990s. However, recent public support for the death penalty is decreasing. In the Gallup poll of October 2005, the death penalty decreased from 80% in 1994 to 64%,

Pope Francisco announced that the Catholic Church would consider the death penalty application "unacceptable" in all circumstances The Pope coordinated a document summarizing the main principles of faith, including the official position on ethical issues such as the death penalty written by the Pontifical Catechism, Pope John Paul II in 1992. In previous form, in some cases he said that the death penalty was "appropriate response to the seriousness of a particular crime". However, in the revised edition, it says that the death penalty is "attack against human's force majeure and dignity" and should not be used under any circumstances. According to this amendment, CNN said, "Public officials are in a position the Pope has expressed since he became a pope." According to the Vatican's statement declaring this decision, the church is now "to abolish the world with all my heart" According to Amnesty International, at least 993 people were executed in 23 countries in 2017, a 4% decrease from 2016. However, the organization believes that thousands of executions may be executed in China, the application of the death penalty is the secret of the state. According to Amnesty International, China, Iran and Saudi Arabia have the largest number of executions in 2016. According to the Washington DC death penalty information center, a total of 57 countries hold the death penalty, but the rest abolish the law or practice death penalty. Benin and Nauru sentenced death sentences to all crimes in 2016 and Chad and Guatemala took an important step to abolish the death penalty. By contrast, after the 60 - year moratorium, the Maldives have taken action last year to reexecute executions. According to the "Independence" report, there were 20 death sentences on the island in 2017. Amnesty International said that China is "one of the most homicidal countries in the world" and will make judicial killings every year. "Because Beijing classifies most of the information related to the death penalty as national secrets, it is difficult to acquire clear numerical values," Al Jazeera English According to the Human Rights Watch, Iran has conducted at least 567 enforcement in 2016, but only 242 were announced through official or semi-official sources. At least 328 people died in drug-related crimes At the same time, the United States withdrew from the top five executives for the first time since 2006, 20 people died - the lowest number since 1991, Amnesty International said Those who agree with the death penalty believe that execution is an appropriate response because some crimes are very frightening. The BBC states that more than 80% of Japan support the death penalty, but there are unique reasons for this: in a society where many people "live under severe pressure and pressure in the workplace" the death penalty Indicates that the criminal penalty will be punished. People who follow the rules are rewarded Activists in the insurance industry argue that the most serious offenders are preventing other people from walking in similar ways, but still questioned the effectiveness as a deterrent The result of investigating this relationship is not conclusive. However, according to a 2009 criminal investigation, 88% did not think that the death penalty would be deterrent. The United States is the only country in the Western industrialized countries that are still under capital punishment. Since 1990, 30 countries abolished capital punishment. Of the 74 countries that are still in operation, small groups make up the majority of the world's annual executions - China, Iran, Vietnam, and the United States. Over the centuries Republicans and the Democratic Party have been fighting for "a strict attitude towards crime" and executions soared from the 1980s to the 1990s. However, recent public support for the death penalty is decreasing. In the Gallup poll of October 2005, the death penalty decreased from 80% in 1994 to 64%,

You can truly understand the historical relics in that historical context, where it was discovered. This is obvious when you take Elgin Marble as an example and are currently in the British Museum in London. The marble was originally part of the Parthenon Temple of Acropolis, but visitors can really understand the anticipated impact of sculpture only when viewing this space. In the British Museum, they seem to be intermittent fragments that have been deprived of their meaning due to the loss of geographic and historical background. The origin of artifacts often changes dramatically; for example, it is absurd to think that ruins of Britain in Roman times are exhibited to a certain extent by modern London, thinking that almost all traces of Roman civilization have disappeared . Acropolis has been well conserved and rebuilt as a heritage but I have not yet believed that the background of modern Orthodox Greeks will help to appreciate antiquity pagan relics. The Nigerian has some benin bronze, and the British Museum sells them to £ 75 for £ 75, but it is almost impossible to see it. If they do not see it, how can Benin's people or other people in the world appreciate them in their area of ​​origin? History is history and modern art museums should not be punished in the past because they repaired past collections and the first collection should be treasure inevitably rewrite the history and should send back relics such as Elgin marble. Country of origin will be a bad precedent, potentially depriving the museum collections around the world. Placing wonderful artifacts in geographical and cultural slums, Greek sculptures see only in Egyptian mummies in Greece or Egypt who will poor the world and reduce the general understanding of the achievement of these civilizations can not You can truly understand the historical relics in that historical context, where it was discovered. This is obvious when you take Elgin Marble as an example and are currently in the British Museum in London. The marble was originally part of the Parthenon Temple of Acropolis, but visitors can really understand the anticipated impact of sculpture only when viewing this space. In the British Museum, they seem to be intermittent fragments that have been deprived of their meaning due to the loss of geographic and historical background. Perhaps the most direct function of the museum is to physically preserve historical relics and art works and to intervene in the collapse of these important items. The general format of most art museums is the exhibition of artifacts and in many cases lighted vacuum case displays bold readable information about the artifact next to it. The box is tightly sealed, you can protect and display artifacts. The museum is a hot day for people of all ages, information and history. In addition to exhibitions and aesthetics, there are other activities that should normally be fun.

You can truly understand the historical relics in that historical context, where it was discovered. This is obvious when you take Elgin Marble as an example and are currently in the British Museum in London. The marble was originally part of the Parthenon Temple of Acropolis, but visitors can really understand the anticipated impact of sculpture only when viewing this space. In the British Museum, they seem to be intermittent fragments that have been deprived of their meaning due to the loss of geographic and historical background. The origin of artifacts often changes dramatically; for example, it is absurd to think that ruins of Britain in Roman times are exhibited to a certain extent by modern London, thinking that almost all traces of Roman civilization have disappeared . Acropolis has been well conserved and rebuilt as a heritage but I have not yet believed that the background of modern Orthodox Greeks will help to appreciate antiquity pagan relics. The Nigerian has some benin bronze, and the British Museum sells them to £ 75 for £ 75, but it is almost impossible to see it. If they do not see it, how can Benin's people or other people in the world appreciate them in their area of ​​origin? History is history and modern art museums should not be punished in the past because they repaired past collections and the first collection should be treasure inevitably rewrite the history and should send back relics such as Elgin marble. Country of origin will be a bad precedent, potentially depriving the museum collections around the world. Placing wonderful artifacts in geographical and cultural slums, Greek sculptures see only in Egyptian mummies in Greece or Egypt who will poor the world and reduce the general understanding of the achievement of these civilizations can not You can truly understand the historical relics in that historical context, where it was discovered. This is obvious when you take Elgin Marble as an example and are currently in the British Museum in London. The marble was originally part of the Parthenon Temple of Acropolis, but visitors can really understand the anticipated impact of sculpture only when viewing this space. In the British Museum, they seem to be intermittent fragments that have been deprived of their meaning due to the loss of geographic and historical background. Perhaps the most direct function of the museum is to physically preserve historical relics and art works and to intervene in the collapse of these important items. The general format of most art museums is the exhibition of artifacts and in many cases lighted vacuum case displays bold readable information about the artifact next to it. The box is tightly sealed, you can protect and display artifacts. The museum is a hot day for people of all ages, information and history. In addition to exhibitions and aesthetics, there are other activities that should normally be fun.

The conflict between the American government and indigenous people in India is known as the "Great Sue war". This was a long disjointed struggle between the US military and the allied Titosun tribe and the northern Cheyenne Indian tribe, which took place in the 15 months from March 1876 to May 1877. The hostility between the American government and Indian tribes grew when the settlers moved to the land they promised to them. Northern Plains is composed of Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana, and it is a major warfare site. The battle of Little Big Horn was in the battle between Montana's Little Big Horn River and American Cavalry under Castel's rule and several Native Americans; Custer is looking for a cow guided Sue Custer underestimated the size of the Siu army (supported by Cheyenne fighters) and was killed with all the commanders. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. On June 25, 1876, as the Native American tried to move for the Caucasian for a long time, they decided to take positions and fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in a great leader, Montana led by Bulls. George Armstrong Castel may have broken the Indians if he did not spread all of his regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller forces, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederick Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the valley above the Little Big Horn river. For now, due to the division, Castel left 556 soldiers, and he originally had about 1,000 people. Introduction "Battle of Little Big Horn, also known as Castel's last battle, was brought in by the Indians, as a greasy battle it was Lakota, North Cheyenne and the Arapaho People's Common Army, this battle took place in 1876 6 It took place near the Little Big Horn River in the eastern part of Montana on 25th and 26th, which was the most famous action in the Soviet war in 1876. "I think people who are considered American heroes by Americans It is a battle led by brave generals or desperate people to find. In this article I will describe the failure of "Battle of Little Bighorn". I will write about why war began from the beginning. How can I block? Who should be responsible for failure. I also will study the role of Caster himself, his attitude and ambition, and the reason he tried to conquer his personality. His background, confidence, battle itself, and reasons for failure are also the elements I explore.

The conflict between the American government and indigenous people in India is known as the "Great Sue war". This was a long disjointed struggle between the US military and the allied Titosun tribe and the northern Cheyenne Indian tribe, which took place in the 15 months from March 1876 to May 1877. The hostility between the American government and Indian tribes grew when the settlers moved to the land they promised to them. Northern Plains is composed of Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana, and it is a major warfare site. The battle of Little Big Horn was in the battle between Montana's Little Big Horn River and American Cavalry under Castel's rule and several Native Americans; Custer is looking for a cow guided Sue Custer underestimated the size of the Siu army (supported by Cheyenne fighters) and was killed with all the commanders. George Custer and the Army may have won the battle of Little Big Horn If they did not spread their people, please obey the orders and arrive at the Little Big Horn river. On June 25, 1876, as the Native American tried to move for the Caucasian for a long time, they decided to take positions and fight for their own land. Sue and Cheyenne fought together in a great leader, Montana led by Bulls. George Armstrong Castel may have broken the Indians if he did not spread all of his regiments. Custer divides his power into three smaller forces, and then distributes them to different people. One of the troops went to Captain Frederick Benin to prevent the Indians from escaping from the valley above the Little Big Horn river. For now, due to the division, Castel left 556 soldiers, and he originally had about 1,000 people. Introduction "Battle of Little Big Horn, also known as Castel's last battle, was brought in by the Indians, as a greasy battle it was Lakota, North Cheyenne and the Arapaho People's Common Army, this battle took place in 1876 6 It took place near the Little Big Horn River in the eastern part of Montana on 25th and 26th, which was the most famous action in the Soviet war in 1876. "I think people who are considered American heroes by Americans It is a battle led by brave generals or desperate people to find. In this article I will describe the failure of "Battle of Little Bighorn". I will write about why war began from the beginning. How can I block? Who should be responsible for failure. I also will study the role of Caster himself, his attitude and ambition, and the reason he tried to conquer his personality. His background, confidence, battle itself, and reasons for failure are also the elements I explore.

When he was eleven years old, the coast of Africa was far from the coast of Africa, Olauda Ecuano was sold as a slave, then gained freedom, and in 1789 he published his widely read autobiographical I wrote. Vas Vassa, Africa Equiano was the youngest child of the village chief, born in the wart of the Kingdom of Benin along the river Niger. He is "a mother's favorite person." His family traced the footsteps of his father, wanted to be the chieftain, the elders, and the judge. Like many other African countries, slavery is part of wart symbol. His family has slaves, but the threat of being kidnapped and becoming slaves to others also continues. As this happened one day, Equiano and his sisters are at home alone. Two men and one woman caught the child. A few days later, Equino has parted from her sister. Every day, Equiano moves away from home every month, exchanging the master in the process. Early experience as Equiano 's slave was not all uncomfortable, and some families regarded Equiano as a member of the family. However, the handling of goodwill is coming to an end After being abducted for six to seven months, Equiano was taken to the coast where he first encountered slave ships and white people. Like all slaves, the passage in the middle of Equiano is a long and difficult nightmare. With his autobiography, he mentioned incredible conditions of slavery: "women's screams", "dying cockroaches", whips, whispers, motivation to commit suicide, and how to make their own people drown How to manage. The ship finally reached Barbados, and the buyer bought most of the slaves. Young Equiano, however, has no buyer. In less than two weeks after arriving, he was transferred to British colony of Virginia state where it was purchased and transferred to work. Within a month, he had a new master - Michael Henry Pascal, the lieutenant of the British navy. Under Equiano's master over the next seven years, Equiano educates himself and moves to the UK to participate in boat tours around the world under the directions of Pascal. In 1766, Eciano bought liberty. He traded on the West Indies and then found a job in London. In 1773, he took part in an exploration to explore the northwest waterway leading from the Arctic Circle to the Pacific Ocean. After returning to the UK, Equiano became an active abolitionist. He talked about the cruel behavior of the British slave owner. He opposed the British slave trade. He worked hard in order to settle the liberated slave again Since 1700, as ethnic slavery spread from the Virginia to the southern part of agriculture, the number of Africans entering the United States has increased dramatically and continued through the 18th century. Approximately 430,000 Africans arrived at 13 US colonies, and as time went on, the slave population of the United States increased almost tenfold through the birth of slavery. In the last quarter of the 18th century, wealthy Virginia farmers used slave labor in diverse agricultural systems. The slave Africans also worked as a skilled craftworker in the country and the capital, Williamsburg. Many people are also doing housework at a wealthy white Virginia home. European slave traders brought numerous African slaves to the United States by voyage. By the 16th century, Spain and Portugal allowed the African slaves to work in African colonies such as Cape Verde, the Azores, and even Latin America. In the next century Britain, France, the Netherlands joined the slave trade. Eventually, about 11 million Africans were brought to the Caribbean, the Americas by European settlers. The European and American abolitionists protested the inhumane treatment of African slaves, which led to the abolition of slave trade in the second half of the 18th century. Because of the labor shortage, European settlers developed a new workforce using contract slavery. The contract employee agreed to sign a contract with a European colonizer

When he was eleven years old, the coast of Africa was far from the coast of Africa, Olauda Ecuano was sold as a slave, then gained freedom, and in 1789 he published his widely read autobiographical I wrote. Vas Vassa, Africa Equiano was the youngest child of the village chief, born in the wart of the Kingdom of Benin along the river Niger. He is "a mother's favorite person." His family traced the footsteps of his father, wanted to be the chieftain, the elders, and the judge. Like many other African countries, slavery is part of wart symbol. His family has slaves, but the threat of being kidnapped and becoming slaves to others also continues. As this happened one day, Equiano and his sisters are at home alone. Two men and one woman caught the child. A few days later, Equino has parted from her sister. Every day, Equiano moves away from home every month, exchanging the master in the process. Early experience as Equiano 's slave was not all uncomfortable, and some families regarded Equiano as a member of the family. However, the handling of goodwill is coming to an end After being abducted for six to seven months, Equiano was taken to the coast where he first encountered slave ships and white people. Like all slaves, the passage in the middle of Equiano is a long and difficult nightmare. With his autobiography, he mentioned incredible conditions of slavery: "women's screams", "dying cockroaches", whips, whispers, motivation to commit suicide, and how to make their own people drown How to manage. The ship finally reached Barbados, and the buyer bought most of the slaves. Young Equiano, however, has no buyer. In less than two weeks after arriving, he was transferred to British colony of Virginia state where it was purchased and transferred to work. Within a month, he had a new master - Michael Henry Pascal, the lieutenant of the British navy. Under Equiano's master over the next seven years, Equiano educates himself and moves to the UK to participate in boat tours around the world under the directions of Pascal. In 1766, Eciano bought liberty. He traded on the West Indies and then found a job in London. In 1773, he took part in an exploration to explore the northwest waterway leading from the Arctic Circle to the Pacific Ocean. After returning to the UK, Equiano became an active abolitionist. He talked about the cruel behavior of the British slave owner. He opposed the British slave trade. He worked hard in order to settle the liberated slave again Since 1700, as ethnic slavery spread from the Virginia to the southern part of agriculture, the number of Africans entering the United States has increased dramatically and continued through the 18th century. Approximately 430,000 Africans arrived at 13 US colonies, and as time went on, the slave population of the United States increased almost tenfold through the birth of slavery. In the last quarter of the 18th century, wealthy Virginia farmers used slave labor in diverse agricultural systems. The slave Africans also worked as a skilled craftworker in the country and the capital, Williamsburg. Many people are also doing housework at a wealthy white Virginia home. European slave traders brought numerous African slaves to the United States by voyage. By the 16th century, Spain and Portugal allowed the African slaves to work in African colonies such as Cape Verde, the Azores, and even Latin America. In the next century Britain, France, the Netherlands joined the slave trade. Eventually, about 11 million Africans were brought to the Caribbean, the Americas by European settlers. The European and American abolitionists protested the inhumane treatment of African slaves, which led to the abolition of slave trade in the second half of the 18th century. Because of the labor shortage, European settlers developed a new workforce using contract slavery. The contract employee agreed to sign a contract with a European colonizer