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

In southwest Nigeria, people gatherings are known as Yoruba. This culture also exists in other parts of Africa, such as Togo, Sierra Leone, Liberia. In these countries, their team is known for their different names like Anago, Tsha, Ife, and Yoruba Online. Through the archaeological excavation of Oyo and Ife, Yoruba people were thought to have started in the Middle East between 800 and 1000 AD (Drewal, Henry John, John Pemberton, Rowland Abiodun, Allen Wardwell). Yoruba culture was originally an oral tradition, most of Yoruba's people were Yoruba native speakers. In 2010, the estimated number of speakers was about 30 million people. Yoruba belongs to the Edekiri language, together with the isolated Igora, forms the Yorubaid language group within the Volta-Niger branch of the Niger-Congo tribe. Igara and Yoruba have significant historical and cultural relationships. The languages ​​of both countries are very similar to those of Fuld (1951) and Westermann and Brian (1952) who think Igra is a dialect of Yoruba. In the process of growth, I was called Yoruba boy, mainly Yoruba, he said Yoruba. I also saw other people (other Nigerian people) such as Yoruba, warts, house, and Isal. This is the way we group people and is usually the first base for dialogue. If people are really interested, the next step is to ask which part of the country you are from if they can not identify your name. Sometimes other people and I will start with words like "that house ...", "those ivos" Yoruba is one of the largest ethnic groups in West Africa and lives mainly in Nigeria. Their tradition has developed and matured for thousands of years, leaving a rich cultural history. Many Yoruba people are in an urban environment like Lagos, but many of them still retain their ancient traditions. About things that may be amazed by Yoruba culture, this is 10 things.

The following works will draw your attention and playwrights and novelists achieve significant style and dramatic effects by examining the textual part of each part. For comparison, we observe the comparison of the techniques used in the two works. My relaxation was relieved. I am a master of fate. When that time came I saw that I was glossing the feet of my great pioneer as I was dancing a narrow street. My soul is longing. I will not refuse. (Soyinka, October 2002). In his introduction, Soyinka pointed out that death and the king of the king are based on historical events. Duro Ladipo was a Yoruba playwright written in his native language and wrote the traditional Yoruba play based on the story of Oloi W. (The King is Dead) written by Olori Elesin in 1964. Year may affect Soyinka's own explanation. Yoruba's faith is deity, there are hundreds of spirits and gods called Orisha, each with different strength and meaning. Some of these souls are thought to respond to cosmological phenomena such as world creation and thunder, but other people have more ordinary or routine associations. In addition, Yoruba people believe that the soul of the dead continues to exist, and the great may turn into a god after death. Derek Wright expresses Yoruba's faith as "pragmatism of animism", where phenomena can be explained scientifically and spiritually. Death and the king of the king are based on a dramatic story of a drama based Soinka, focusing on the role of Elekin in the King's Cavaliers. According to the tradition of Yoruba, the death of the king must accompany death by the king's knight and king's dog and horse ritual. Because the knight's spirit is essential to help the chief's spiritual progress. Otherwise, the spirit of the king will paralyze on Earth and will harm the Yoruba. In the first half of the drama the ceremonial process was recorded, but before the ceremonial process began Eresin sent a fulfilling life lover on the last day of his life. Lastly, local British colonial ruler Simon Pickins intervened and the British authorities considered barbarous and illegal.

Almost all societies in human history have colonized as cultures and government pockets have spread to new fields. It most typically refers to the colonization process of the major European countries in the Americas, Asia and most of Africa. The pre-colonial era broadly indicated the period until the introduction of European colonialism throughout the world. This is possible. The history of Nigeria is described by three main eras, the former colonies, the colonies, after the colony or after independence. The period before colonies can be traced back to the beginning of civilization in the Savannah region of West Africa. As the group develops and expands, some people move to the forest and southern coastal regions while others stay in the savanna and the sahel. The main civilization began to appear in the 10th century. Some of the important empires of Nigeria are originally two different civilizations and include the people of Kanem Borno which merged in the 13th century. They controlled the major east and west routes within the cross Sarahan trade network. Yoruba civilization appeared and integrated as early as the 11th century. The Yoruba Empire first used Ife as its spiritual capital, but by the 17th century the power of Oyo changed. This article focuses on the issue of female virginity, as a means to that, Yoruba society inspires daughters in the pre-colonial era to strengthen stability, peace, security and rapid development Did. In this article I will explain the premarital sex, adultery, the way of virginity as an antidote for the maintenance of family life and social protection, and the establishment of a virgin in the pre colonial era for common interests of society. It also emphasizes the belief of Yorubaland that "as barbarians grow in their families, collapse begins, there will be no more peace, unity, development". Because families are the core of society, the people of Yoruba are focused on establishing personal sacred marriages and putting blame on women marrying family.

In the colonial life of Buchi Emecheta, the mother's joy, Wole Soyinka and the king's knight Homi Bhaba wrote as follows. It is not complete "(86). Colonialists want and need colonies to resemble themselves, but they are not the same. If indigenous people continue to act in a traditional way, they will not bring economic benefits to colonists. However, colonization did not discuss his advantage if colonization changed too much and it was found to be exactly the same as a colonizer. King 's death and knight was played by Wole Soyinka based on the real events in Nigeria during British colonial rule: The Knight of Yoruba King was banned from ritual suicide by the colonial authorities. In addition to the British intervention, Soyinka also said that the Cavaliers have doubts about beliefs about suicide. It caused a problem that caused the community to balance. Soyinka wrote a play in Cambridge where he worked as a researcher at Churchill College during political asylum in Nigeria. He also explained what he thought was the greatest misunderstanding in writing the preface of the play and understanding it. In particular, he said that the drama should not be viewed as a "cultural confrontation". On the contrary, according to Soyinka's post Befo culture philosophy, the drama shows the need for interaction between African and European cultures. Many people believe that the death god and the king of the king are the best in the play of Wole Soyinka. In Soonka, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1986, the Swedish Academy paid special attention to death, the king of the king and the dance of the forest (1960), and he brought together the power of Yoluban and European culture to a unique poetry It proved that. . Death and king 's knight drama told the story of the king' s knight Elesin, which is expected to commit suicide after the death of the king, but his mission distracted. The story is based on historical events. In 1946, the king of the king named Elesin was forbidden to commit suicide by the British colonial state. Soyinka changed the historical facts and made Alesin's responsibility for failure a Alesin's shoulder so that he could concentrate on the subject of responsibility rather than colonialism. "The king of death and king" is a theater drawn by Nigerian Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka. Located in the Nigerian colony, this play combines traditional Yoruba ceremony with elements of classical Greek tragedy, and Jorvin's attempt to commit suicide through the efforts of a local British magistrate It is an attempt around the village. It is not widely practiced today, but the death god and the king of the king are considered to be one of the most famous and respected works of Soyinka. When he walked through the local market and a singer of praise followed, the play began with Elesin Oba, the local village of Kieftan. King has died recently As a king of the king, Elechin will commit suicide so that he can accompany him to the afterlife. Women's baptism on the market, Elesin praises him and wears clothes

A common colonial struggle treats the Western world in a transparent way, and between the soleuka and "a jewel between contemporary and traditional" that gradually influences the Illkirnet Theater and the two, " It is reflected in the lion. A deeper way central figure - Lakunle stands for modernity, Baroka stands for tradition. However, although the struggle achieved results through competition, Soyin himself is more like an outstanding advocate for either party, it is clear that the way to draw his Lakunle and Baroka is obvious. And how do they perform? Lion and jewelry (1963) is one of Soynca's earliest plays, one of the earliest plays in Africa. It is more humorous than death and the king of the king and depicts a cultural conflict through the story of conflict between the teacher and the village chief. When two people try to win the hands of a beautiful woman, they discuss traditional value and contemporary value. Ake: Childhood (1981) is Volume 2 of Soyinka's memoir. Selected by the New York Times as one of 12 best books in 1982, it explained the first decade of his life. Soyinka is a child's genius but he started school at the age of 3 and became a teacher at the age of ten, but his gentle self-critical humor made the book rather enjoyable rather than selfish . It provides information for Soyinka's writing, so focusing on Yoruban's traditions and themes is a wonderful introduction to Soyinka's life and work. Discussion on lights, dead and Cavaliers focuses on the change in Soonka for real historical events and shows how these changes enhance intermittent rituals and alternative themes. "The king of death and king" is a theater drawn by Nigerian Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka. Located in the Nigerian colony, this play combines traditional Yoruba ceremony with elements of classical Greek tragedy, and Jorvin's attempt to commit suicide through the efforts of a local British magistrate It is an attempt around the village. It is not widely practiced today, but the death god and the king of the king are considered to be one of the most famous and respected works of Soyinka. When he walked through the local market and a singer of praise followed, the play began with Elesin Oba, the local village of Kieftan. King has died recently As a king of the king, Elechin will commit suicide so that he can accompany him to the afterlife. Women's baptism on the market, Elesin praises him and wears clothes Death and the king of the king are based on a dramatic story of a drama based Soinka, focusing on the role of Elekin in the King's Cavaliers. According to the tradition of Yoruba, the death of the king must accompany death by the king's knight and king's dog and horse ritual. Because the knight's spirit is essential to help the chief's spiritual progress. Otherwise, the spirit of the king will paralyze on Earth and will harm the Yoruba. In the first half of the drama the ceremonial process was recorded, but before the ceremonial process began Eresin sent a fulfilling life lover on the last day of his life. Lastly, local British colonial ruler Simon Pickins intervened and the British authorities considered barbarous and illegal.

In recent years, witchcraft has become a phenomenon of displaying TV programs and movies on the screen of television and movie theaters. To the author, announcing their next book became an inspiring topic. However, as a magical entertainment, the Nigerian Ibibio tribe is worried. In this article we will focus on how the Tribe of Ibibio was discovered to prevent magic in Africa and massive anti-magic. In addition, this article will analyze the reasons for the possible estimation that could cause a magical epidemic in Ibibio. Among the tribe of Nigeria's Cross River, Akwa Ibom Province Efik and some Ibibio, the Ekpe Secret Society has important places and functions in law and order. Mentioning Ekpe brings fear to unexperienced people. The word Epquet literally means leopard and its fake is named for their colorful costumes. Membership of the Ekpe Society is considered a symbol of identity. The Ekemini Theater at Akwa Ibom State has fascinated the audience both at home and abroad through carefully designed dance collections. Please use traditional instruments. This group combines Acquaibom and many neighboring countries' folklore, culture, and modern dance style. The star performers in this group are Ofonine Felix Essien, commonly known as Udumarium. Over 250 ethnic tribes call Nigeria today's hometown. The three largest and most important ethnic groups are Hausa, Yoruba, Yibo (pronounced ee-bo). Other small groups include Furani, Ejo, Kanuri, Ibibio, Tive, and Ed. Before they conquered the Europeans, these people had independent and independent history. They formed a single organization called Nigeria. These different ethnic groups do not consider themselves part of the same culture. The widespread lack of nationalism in Nigeria, coupled with changing and often racially biased national leadership, resulted in serious domestic ethnic conflicts and civil wars. Today, a bloody confrontation between different ethnic groups is continuing Unlike Islam, the spread of Christianity takes more years. Christianity is the most evident in areas dominated by many different ethnic groups, such as Southern Nigeria, Ibibio Efik, Ibo, Yoruba etc. When slave trade began to expand in the 1400s, Portuguese merchants arrived in Nigeria and exchanged brass and copper with prisoners in Nigeria. The Portuguese tried to convey Christianity to people in southern Nigeria, but their efforts were in vain and there was no sustained impact (247). After the end of slavery and slave trade, the real influence of Christianity to Nigeria appeared.

In the past few years magic has been a phenomenon pushing television programs and movies onto the screen of television. To the author, announcing their next book became an inspiring topic. However, it may be as interesting as magic for us, and the Ibibio tribes of Nigeria are also worried. This article will focus on various aspects of the Ibibio magic, such as tribal discovery, prevention, anti-magic to spotlight tribes. Furthermore, in this article we will explore the cause of the magical epidemic. Among the tribe of Nigeria's Cross River, Akwa Ibom Province Efik and some Ibibio, the Ekpe Secret Society has important places and functions in law and order. Mentioning Ekpe brings fear to unexperienced people. The word Epquet literally means leopard and its fake is named for their colorful costumes. Membership of the Ekpe Society is considered a symbol of identity. The Ekemini Theater at Akwa Ibom State has fascinated the audience both at home and abroad through carefully designed dance collections. Please use traditional instruments. This group combines Acquaibom and many neighboring countries' folklore, culture, and modern dance style. The star performers in this group are Ofonine Felix Essien, commonly known as Udumarium. Over 250 ethnic tribes call Nigeria today's hometown. The three largest and most important ethnic groups are Hausa, Yoruba, Yibo (pronounced ee-bo). Other small groups include Furani, Ejo, Kanuri, Ibibio, Tive, and Ed. Before they conquered the Europeans, these people had independent and independent history. They formed a single organization called Nigeria. These different ethnic groups do not consider themselves part of the same culture. The widespread lack of nationalism in Nigeria, coupled with changing and often racially biased national leadership, resulted in serious domestic ethnic conflicts and civil wars. Today, a bloody confrontation between different ethnic groups is continuing Unlike Islam, the spread of Christianity takes more years. Christianity is the most evident in areas dominated by many different ethnic groups, such as Southern Nigeria, Ibibio Efik, Ibo, Yoruba etc. When slave trade began to expand in the 1400s, Portuguese merchants arrived in Nigeria and exchanged brass and copper with prisoners in Nigeria. The Portuguese tried to convey Christianity to people in southern Nigeria, but their efforts were in vain and there was no sustained impact (247). After the end of slavery and slave trade, the real influence of Christianity to Nigeria appeared.

Two "Sizwe Bansi is dead" (written by Athol Fugard in collaboration with John Kani and Winston Ntshona) and "Death and the King's Horseman" (written by Wole Soyinka) all have two important and important cultural It is set at the moment. For the country. "Swize Bansi is dead" talks about the difficult reality of Africa under apartheid (1950s) and analyzes the complicated problem of identity at the time. The apartheid rule means that people are classified legally into ethnic groups, mainly black and white, and separated from each other. Death and the king of the king are based on a dramatic story of a drama based Soinka, focusing on the role of Elekin in the King's Cavaliers. According to the tradition of Yoruba, the death of the king must accompany death by the king's knight and king's dog and horse ritual. Because the knight's spirit is essential to help the chief's spiritual progress. Otherwise, the spirit of the king will paralyze on Earth and will harm the Yoruba. In the first half of the drama the ceremonial process was recorded, but before the ceremonial process began Eresin sent a fulfilling life lover on the last day of his life. Lastly, local British colonial ruler Simon Pickins intervened and the British authorities considered barbarous and illegal. Death and king 's knight drama told the story of the king' s knight Elesin, which is expected to commit suicide after the death of the king, but his mission distracted. The story is based on historical events. In 1946, the king of the king named Elesin was forbidden to commit suicide by the British colonial state. Soyinka changed the historical facts and made Alesin's responsibility for failure a Alesin's shoulder so that he could concentrate on the subject of responsibility rather than colonialism. King's death and knight, one of the tragedies of Solingka, were representatives of Yoruba's worldview. Yorba's cosmology has three worlds: the world of life, the world of the dead, and the immature world. This theater focuses on the transition between all three worlds, the way people from different worlds meet and interact. The beginning of the drama involved the burial of the dead king 's death. The king's knight Elesin wore a stunning robe, entered the village market with a magnificent dance team, followed by singers and drummers. Eresin danced until paralyzed in transition. He plays poetry and songs about the relationship between the ancestral world and the three worlds.

Letters to yourself have to start at the age of 50. First of all, I want to be proud to be Nigeria's first female president to achieve your long-awaited goal. You promise to not escape to other countries. Also, please do not open this letter by 50 years old birthday. You must have grown up and it must be more mature. I already know that you already know the contents of this letter, but I will continue as I am convinced that your old memory requires some supplement. Nigeria is a multinational country with about 300 diverse cultural communities. In 1947, Nigeria was not a country. Nigeria is now a multinational society, and one of the social problems of building Nigeria as a country is multi-ethnic, along with friends such as multilingualism and ethnic honesty. There are various boundaries between the state and the predecessor of the modern Nigerian. Ethnographic journalists, on the other hand, estimate that over 250 ethnic groups formed Nigeria. A Nigerian or Nigerian is a Nigerian citizen or a descendant of a Nigerian. Nigeria is composed of multiethnicity and culture, and the term Nigeria refers to citizenship based on citizenship. Nigerians come from over 250 nationalities and languages. There are several ethnic groups in Nigeria, but due to economic factors there is a massive movement of Nigerians with multinational and religious backgrounds living in Nigeria. In the city of Nigeria. English is a common language of Nigerian people. About 50% of Nigerians are Muslims and 50% are Christians. As of 2009, according to the United Nations Statistics Department, Nigeria is the eighth most populous country in the world. There are 250 ethnic minorities in Nigeria, diversity is common. Each of these groups dates back thousands of years before the creation of Nigeria. Each ethnic group contains several language groups, and they use at least 450 languages ​​in Nigeria. Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba, and Igbo are the most populous ethnic minorities, respectively, and several groups including Ijaw (10%), Kanuri (4%), Ibibio (3.5%) and Tiv (2.5% high population. English is the official language of Nigeria, but promotes native language learning through K - 12 education. Junior high school students have to undergo Hausa, Yoruba, or wart test as part of the exit exam. Pidgin English is also a common language in urban and rural areas of Nigeria.

Italian is more than the typical stereotype we have learned from movies, television, and books. From the Catholic riot which killed on Sunday, but always on a large publicity on Sunday from the television program "friends" to see Joey's view of "what will you do" people often find a more important part of Italians forget. This is a different culture, history, art, and most importantly there are lots of passion for their food. In my opinion, Italian cuisine is the best dish in the world. Italian culture can be regarded as the foundation of the group. This foundation will exist in all other cultures, and in various lifestyles and patriotism to that country. Some aspects of Italian culture may be related to other cultures, but the identity of this precise culture only gives it its own power as a group. - In the southwest part of Nigeria there is a group of people called Yoruba. This culture also exists in other parts of Africa, such as Togo, Sierra Leone, Liberia. In these countries, their team is known for their different names like Anago, Tsha, Ife, and Yoruba Online. Little Italian is a collective term for citizens' residences, mainly representing Italian or Italian (usually in urban communities). The concept of "Little Italy" covers various aspects of Italian culture. There are lots of Italian restaurants and shops selling Italian goods on the street. "Little Italy" is mainly devoted to placing Italian version in the middle of the city other than Italy. Such enclaves are often the result of past immigration periods in which people of the same culture gathered in a particular area. Along with the modernization and development of cities, these areas are known for their association, the town like "Little Italy" flourishes and is a symbol of today. Italian immigrants formed the first 'small Italy' in the main street area in 1910 and then formed a commercial driving area in the 1950s (there are still many Italian businesses and residents still). In the 1970s, the Italian Cultural Center opened near the Grandview Highway. Commercial and cultural life in Italy is also common in Hastings around Nanaimo and flows east to the Burnaby Heights area in North Burnaby. Immigrants in Greece often travel to Vancouver's West End (such as Greek Cultural Community Center in Arbutus Street), but East Vancouver is also strong, especially near the Boundary Road (Vancouver and the Eastern City Burnaby) There is a community. In the 1960s, the number of Greek immigrants to Vancouver doubled by the 1960s, but this situation has steadily declined since the late 1960s.

Due to its importance and traditional cultural value, Osun - Osgogbo was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005. Yoruba 's fertilized goddess is the god of Orsons. More than four centuries ago, they made sacred groves and began to keep it. This place is not only well preserved, it has been handed down generously. Even now, Osun-Osgogbo's traditional residents hold a magnificent festival called Osun-Osgogbo Festival every August. Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove is a jungle in the outskirts of Osogbo town in western Nigeria. In the area where Yoruba lived, sacred fields were common in the past. Over time, in addition to the Osun - Osogbo Sacred Grove, these sacred Groves are abandoned or shrunk. There are 40 shrines, 2 palaces, and many sculptures and works of art in this sacred grove. From its unique position, Osun-Osongbo Sacred Grove was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005. The sacred orchard of Semnones is a german tribe belonging to the Suebi culture and is considered by Tacitus to be the most prominent of all sacred trees. (Chadwick, 1900; Cusack, 2011; Davidson, 1988; Tolley, 2013) through ceremonies including sacrifices of bloody human beings. Alnus sp. Trees may be used for these sacrifices (de Cleene & Lejeune, 1999) In the history of mankind, holy trees are not separated from Hinduism and Buddhism. The earliest written chronicle including Gilgamesh epic and Bible records the destruction and cultivation of sacred orchards. In the hiking trail of the Simeon Mountains in Ethiopia, the only tree still present is such a sacred grove, among which there are the Ethiopian Orthodox Churchweed and its monasteries. Formerly these sacred groves were worshiped by the heathens of Agao. Their religious gatherings, sacrifices and graves were related to the forest. These groves were obviously used by early Christians and later Muslim converts. With the global destruction of forests and the globalization of culture, the traditions related to these forests have gone globally, but the deep facts in these relationships are still relevant. Wood plays an important role in the security of food, water and climate, but plays an important role in our mental health as well.

In colonial times and colonial post-era, identity is an important aspect of the political process in Nigeria. Ethnicity is a social phenomenon related to the interaction between individuals of different ethnic groups in the political system where language and culture are the most prominent attributes. Race and religious beliefs are the most basic and politically distinctive features of Nigerians. In Nigeria, the political control structure is formed based on race and religious beliefs through a customized sponsorship system. These identities are responsible for domestic conflicts and divisions. Since the recovery of democratic rule, ethnic identity and mobilization in the political landscape of Nigeria has often resulted in political instability and constant confrontation. Since 1999, several riots and the associated confusion have been reported, killing thousands of people and destroying their wealth. Historically, identity has played an important role in the political process of Nigeria during colonial and colonial times. During the colonial period, administrators allowed the emergence and deterioration of "we" and "their" syndromes, Muslims and Christians, northern people against the southern people, Haussaflani, Yoruba and warts etc. Etc. (Adefemi 2003: 14; Okpanachi 2010). In this era, religious and ethnic differences are an important element in the formulation and implementation of socio-economic strategies and applications. Therefore, the consequences of colonialism differentiation have pioneered socio-economic imbalances between different regions, and it is an important factor in stimulating identity awareness and therefore effectively "divide and dominate" . . The same can be said in many other countries. The history of Nigeria is described by three main eras, the former colonies, the colonies, after the colony or after independence. The period before colonies can be traced back to the beginning of civilization in the Savannah region of West Africa. As the group develops and expands, some people move to the forest and southern coastal regions while others stay in the savanna and the sahel. The main civilization began to appear in the 10th century. Some of the important empires of Nigeria are originally two different civilizations and include the people of Kanem Borno which merged in the 13th century. They controlled the major east and west routes within the cross Sarahan trade network. Yoruba civilization appeared and integrated as early as the 11th century. The Yoruba Empire first used Ife as its spiritual capital, but by the 17th century the power of Oyo changed.

Nigeria is a country claiming its status as "African giant". From neighboring countries, "words and actions are consistent and actions are rare" is considered. It can be said that Boko Haram, an Islamic terrorist organization operating in the northern province of Nigeria, dominated this area and caused terror among many citizens in northern Nigeria. In some parts of Nigeria, violent cases spread like wildfire, people say "Can Nigeria cope with this level of rebellion" and "If Nigeria is seriously threatened by the organization" Kosovo, What kind of opportunities exist to contain the rebellion? "Nigeria Since these numbers are shocking, I would like to dig deeper further. Since we did a lot of research in Nigeria, we decided to study how Nigerians and Americans spend money on food. Nigeria is a "African giant" with a population of 182 million and 20th largest economy in the world. Let's compare the level and weight of Premise foods between Nigeria and the USA. You can see how much food costs in the US are different from those in Nigeria. The Nigerian spends about 57% of the food balance on foods such as cereals, beans, processed grains. These foods are major crops in Nigeria and are very cheap per calorie compared to other categories. Meanwhile, Americans will spend 10.5% of the food balance on the same food and will instead spend more expensive categories such as meat and dairy products. Nigeria is an African giant. Of course, there is a considerable history behind this country. In this article we have the opportunity to learn about the reality of Nigeria during the colonial period, that is when Nigeria became an independent country. We intend to pay special attention during the period between 1900 and 1960. During this time Nigeria will be called colony Nigeria. The Nigerian colony has now become independent in 1960 and became a republic in 1963. The British slave trade ban in 1807 was the era when Nigeria began to be affected on a global scale. This is also the end of the famous Edo kingdom. Nigeria is often referred to as "African giant" because of its large population and large economy. With a population of 186 million people, Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and is the seventh most populous country in the world. Nigeria boasts the third largest population of young people in the world after India and China, with a population of over 90 million, under 18 years old. This country has 250 nationality, three of which are Hausa language, Igbo language, Yoruba language, because these people are thought to speak over 250 different languages ​​and have a wide range of cultures , It is regarded as a multiethnic country. . The official language is English. Nigeria can be broadly divided into two parts. It is mainly Christian who lives in the southern part of the country and Muslim living in the north. A few people are involved in Nigerian indigenous religions such as indigenous peoples such as Ibo and Yoruba.

Italian is more than the typical stereotype we have learned from movies, television, and books. From the Catholic riot which killed on Sunday, but always on a large publicity on Sunday from the television program "friends" to see Joey's view of "what will you do" people often find a more important part of Italians forget. This is a different culture, history, art, and most importantly there are lots of passion for their food. In my opinion, Italian cuisine is the best dish in the world. Italian culture can be regarded as the foundation of the group. This foundation will exist in all other cultures, and in various lifestyles and patriotism to that country. Some aspects of Italian culture may be related to other cultures, but the identity of this precise culture only gives it its own power as a group. - In the southwest part of Nigeria there is a group of people called Yoruba. This culture also exists in other parts of Africa, such as Togo, Sierra Leone, Liberia. In these countries, their team is known for their different names like Anago, Tsha, Ife, and Yoruba Online. Little Italian is a collective term for citizens' residences, mainly representing Italian or Italian (usually in urban communities). The concept of "Little Italy" covers various aspects of Italian culture. There are lots of Italian restaurants and shops selling Italian goods on the street. "Little Italy" is mainly devoted to placing Italian version in the middle of the city other than Italy. Such enclaves are often the result of past immigration periods in which people of the same culture gathered in a particular area. Along with the modernization and development of cities, these areas are known for their association, the town like "Little Italy" flourishes and is a symbol of today. Italian immigrants formed the first 'small Italy' in the main street area in 1910 and then formed a commercial driving area in the 1950s (there are still many Italian businesses and residents still). In the 1970s, the Italian Cultural Center opened near the Grandview Highway. Commercial and cultural life in Italy is also common in Hastings around Nanaimo and flows east to the Burnaby Heights area in North Burnaby. Immigrants in Greece often travel to Vancouver's West End (such as Greek Cultural Community Center in Arbutus Street), but East Vancouver is also strong, especially near the Boundary Road (Vancouver and the Eastern City Burnaby) There is a community. In the 1960s, the number of Greek immigrants to Vancouver doubled by the 1960s, but this situation has steadily declined since the late 1960s.

The season comes from Wole Soyinka, he seems to have a strange contrast with the word 'collapse' choice, which means things are destroyed, and the last feeling is hope Words for expressing Soyinka's poems are artificial. He felt sensational about the urge of the subject, but he did not seem to find his real voice, or the subject was too complicated, he could not talk on line 16 . This is reflected in lines like 'pollen mating time', but this is not just meaningful, it's rather clumsy. Wole Soyinka was born in Abeokuta, Nigeria in 1934 under the name Akinwande Oluwole Soyinka. His father was the principal of a local missionary school, and Soyinja was exposed to literature at an early age. He quotes the atmosphere of knowledge created by the existence of his father and his friends. And it had a great influence on his later academic career. In 1952, Soyinka studied at Ibadan University, then entered Leeds University and began participating in the drama. His first screenplay (The Swamp Dwellers and The Lion and the Jewel) was published while Soyinka was still in the UK, but Soyinka joined Rockefeller research scholarship to return to Nigeria to pursue drama To do. As his reputation as a playwright rises, Soyinka becomes more aggressive in the politics of the new Nigerian state. Ibadan - Ibadan plays a very important role in Etteca: the rise of Immanba. Ibadan University is the home of Ibadan University and once used to be the major town for experts in Nigerian literature such as Wole Soyinka, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Chinua Achebe. Ibadan appeared in my novels in the 1990s and 1960s. Interesting fact: Pidgin English (street language dialect) is widely used by young people and locals in most parts of West Africa. Each country has its own form of artichokes, but the average fertilizer is the standard in most countries. This is a video clip of the story of Christ, with Nigerian Pidgin. Professor Wole Soyinka found a good partner at Ogun of Yoruba. For Wole Soyinka, the existence of God is my friend Babatunde, so the existence of God is dishonest. Professor Soyinka believes in Yoruba Orishas. He discovered that they are more honest than God. Even Orishaus believes in the true god Eledemale. If they do not say this, they are as incorrect as they have played humans like the god of the earth. There, we constitute the fact that Yoruba Pantheon's ideal, the ideal of Orishas is suspicious, and despite the supreme God their story, this does not bother the deadly field and gives duties to Orishas . This is the honesty that Professor Soinka said, but for God he called it dishonest.

The Earth river of James Steel presents the harsh reality facing the Appalachian family striving to meet the most basic needs. During the Great Depression, Baldridge's fight against poverty was undoubtedly representative of many Appalachi families. The difficulty of poverty and its psychological and physiological influence is exacerbated by the sense of isolation and the helplessness felt by the character of the earth. Religion is a fighter of these struggles; the Christian form provided by Still deviates from the standard and fundamentalist fire and sulfur sermon often associated with the Appalachian evangelism. "The one that seemed to have forgotten is Olun who dominates the river.The river is a river that dominates all the water on Earth.Her body is the sea that sends water to the cloud.Rain is the desire of the earth If the soil dries, there will be no food if it dries and there will be no life without food, "Olotomar says. In the "Collapse of things", Chinua Cave wrote that "no story is true". But as the story of Christianity in Adam and Eve for centuries has revealed the patriarchal culture of the society that supports it, the Yoruba creation story is an ancient cultural value of the people I will clarify some of them. The mythical Yoruba creator believes that Orodumare only needs to send female ooli. Perhaps there is no river on the earth that can capture the imagination of mankind like the Nile River. From the stories of pharaohs and crocodiles to the discovery of Rosetta Stone, along the fertile banks of the river, ancient Egypt was born around 3000 BC, one of the most remarkable civilizations in the world. The Nile is not only a source of living for the ancient Egyptians, but also millions of people living along the coast today. Known as "father of life" and "mother of all men" is the center of life in ancient Egypt. In ancient Egypt, the Nile is known as "Phi" or "Itel" which means "river". The ancient Egyptians also called the Ar River or the Aur River, which means "black", referring to the black mud left after the annual flood. The Nile is the most important river of the people of ancient Egypt. The Nile is the longest river in Africa. It is also the longest river in the world. The Nile River downstream where the Nile and the Nile join together passes through ancient Egypt, bringing various benefits such as crops that irrigate water from ancient Egyptian ports to the port and sailing rivers. The river is full of fish, and the riverbank is full of food.

She pointed out the selective significance of scholar choice in the traditional (pre-colonial) Islamic society, but it is different from post-colonial interpretation due to the different cosmological background 3) And she has four major I examined Sunni law school. In the era before the colonial era, the motives and concerns of the four law schools were different, but if the husband commits Nushuz (disobedience / rebellion), the husband has the right to physically punish the wife I agreed to. "Extreme" (Please do not break or scratch bones) The history of Nigeria is described by three main eras, the former colonies, the colonies, after the colony or after independence. The period before colonies can be traced back to the beginning of civilization in the Savannah region of West Africa. As the group develops and expands, some people move to the forest and southern coastal regions while others stay in the savanna and the sahel. The main civilization began to appear in the 10th century. Some of the important empires of Nigeria are originally two different civilizations and include the people of Kanem Borno which merged in the 13th century. They controlled the major east and west routes within the cross Sarahan trade network. Yoruba civilization appeared and integrated as early as the 11th century. The Yoruba Empire first used Ife as its spiritual capital, but by the 17th century the power of Oyo changed. Activities that can be called colonialism have a long history of beginning with the ancient colonial African empire and leading to the establishment of ancient colonies by Egyptians, Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans. The word "Metropole" comes from the big city of Greece, "Mother City". The word "colonies" comes from Latin colonies, the "place of agriculture". From the 11th century to the 18th century, the Vietnamese built military colonies south of the original territory and absorbed their territory.

In this article comparing Ik and the culture of Nayar society in the southern part of India, I will introduce the three cultures "IK" culture, "Pomo Indians" and "South Indiana Year society". Pomo Indians is a culture from (details), and finally, the Nayar Association is a culture from South India. I will also mention something in my culture, Yoruba culture. The Yoruba are from Nigeria (Western Nigeria). On the family side, Ik culture thinks family is not at all important. This research report provides insight into the political organization, the gender relationship in the Nayans of southwestern India, and the beliefs and values ​​of the state's and cultural practices of the land. By understanding the culture of Naya, people can better understand and understand cultural differences between Naha culture and their own culture. In the article "Some aspects of Naa's life", Panikkar (1918) says, "The Nayans are basically agricultural populations, most of them are farmers with small farms, rice and coconut are It is a main plant ". In North Malabar Chile and Ka'aman also have shares "(p.285) In this article comparing Ik and the culture of Nayar society in the southern part of India, I will introduce the three cultures "IK" culture, "Pomo Indians" and "South Indiana Year society". Pomo Indians is a culture from (details), and finally, the Nayar Association is a culture from South India. I will also mention something in my culture, Yoruba culture. - The culture of conflict falls apart and the culture in the center of the darkness defines people's perception of evil, the place it gives to women, and the relationship with other cultures. When white people serve as missionaries, communicate with Africans and try to live, two different cultures begin to fuse. Anthropologists studying Nayar society in southwestern India continue to work to define specific aspects of gender relations in the Western context. One very important and difficult field is a comparison of Nayar marriage between marriage and terminology in Western society. Many people think that marriage is a cultural universality, even if considering changes such as polygamy, but the purpose and experience of Nayal's marriage are quite different from that of most other societies. Perhaps if you use terms other than marriage to represent Nayar's marriage, this important difference will be easy to understand.

Santeria's gift Santeria's modern practitioner may be attracted to religion for a variety of reasons, especially from the curiosity of secret ceremonies and the desire of many immigrants and color people to engage in the Caribbean and African roots I do not. It is difficult to generalize everything that a particular individual wishes to derive from religion, but Santeria provides a way for people to achieve harmony in their lives through communication and obedience with Orissa. Among middlemen, Olodumare. One of my favorites that I like to see in Havana is a Santeria practitioner who often wear white costumes. Aboriginal religion, a combination of religious activities in Africa and Catholicism, Orisha (spiritual manifestation of the gods of Santeria) are everywhere. No matter where you go, there are people wearing white clothes, some wearing a necklace or bracelet representing Orisha. Oshun gold and Ogun green and gold are especially common. The place looks like a shabby shop, but it is a true direct Santeria refuge. Sometimes garments and cultural tricks are mere masks, but in the true spirit of santelia, this orate and priest are genuine - strange dolls, feathers, strange little black baby, sticks, powder, potions. As my mouth became smooth and pure sugar cane, I began thinking more about what the store was. All these strange things are behind mysticism. This is African Cuban religion Santeria or la Regla de Lucumi. Basically, voodoo is an idea that comes to mind for ignorance of my traditional culture and spirit. In 1959, Walter Eugene King named Yoruba Adefunmi and became a pastor of Santeria. He founded Shango Temple in New York. Over the years, Shango Temple departed from the Santeria community, emphasizing ceremonies and nationalism, not Catholicism - Yoruba of Santeria. In 1964, Adefunmi changed the name of the temple to a temple of Yoruba. Black college students found the Student Nonviolence Coordination Committee (SNCC). The organization promises to terminate apartheid and allow young blacks to make a stronger remark in the civil rights movement. SNCC members demonstrated the effectiveness of nonviolent meditation that was rapidly adopted by other civil rights groups. Members of SNCC participate in freeride, participate in interstate bus trips, challenge bathroom washroom, restaurant isolation, waiting room. After free ride, SNCC will focus on voter registration

Wole Soyinka's paper "The Nightmare of All Dictators" posted on the New York Times magazine on April 18, 1999 seems to be nearly foreseeable about geopolitical events. Recent events in Egypt definitely represent the theme that appears in Soyinka's article "Some basic rights are human-specific." Soinka, awarded the literary noble peace prize in 1986, not only drew his good image in his essay, but also explained his good idea, and today literature common to many writers He lacked innocent innocence. Wole Soyinka was born in Abeokuta, Nigeria in 1934 under the name Akinwande Oluwole Soyinka. His father was the principal of a local missionary school, and Soyinja was exposed to literature at an early age. He quotes the atmosphere of knowledge created by the existence of his father and his friends. And it had a great influence on his later academic career. In 1952, Soyinka studied at Ibadan University, then entered Leeds University and began participating in the drama. His first screenplay (The Swamp Dwellers and The Lion and the Jewel) was published while Soyinka was still in the UK, but Soyinka joined Rockefeller research scholarship to return to Nigeria to pursue drama To do. As his reputation as a playwright rises, Soyinka will be more active in the politics of the new Nigerian state. Ibadan - Ibadan plays a very important role in Etteca: the rise of Immanba. Ibadan University is the home of Ibadan University and once used to be the major town for experts in Nigerian literature such as Wole Soyinka, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Chinua Achebe. Ibadan appeared in my novels in the 1990s and 1960s. Interesting fact: Pidgin English (street language dialect) is widely used by young people and locals in most parts of West Africa. Each country has its own form of artichokes, but the average fertilizer is the standard in most countries. This is a video clip of the story of Christ, with Nigerian Pidgin. Professor Wole Soyinka found a good partner at Ogun of Yoruba. For Wole Soyinka, the existence of God is my friend Babatunde, so the existence of God is dishonest. Professor Soyinka believes in Yoruba Orishas. He discovered that they are more honest than God. Even Orishaus believes in the true god Eledemale. If they do not say this, they are as incorrect as they have played humans like the god of the earth. There, we constitute the fact that Yoruba Pantheon's ideal, the ideal of Orishas is suspicious, and despite the supreme God their story, this does not bother the deadly field and gives duties to Orishas . This is the honesty that Professor Soinka said, but for God he called it dishonest.

Woy Soyinka created a simple work by combining the Yoruba culture and the main theatrical formats of Europe about the view of the world of Soyinka's death and the king of his play "Death and the King of the King" in his theater . The drama was understood by the audience, but this allows for the introduction of foreign influences. These devices include the use of song-like qualities in conversation and storytelling, the use of anthropomorphism and metaphor to give exceptional quality to scripts, and to provide readers with a mysterious tradition of African feel It includes the use of specific elements. Death and the king of the king are based on a dramatic story of a drama based Soinka, focusing on the role of Elekin in the King's Cavaliers. According to the tradition of Yoruba, the death of the king must accompany death by the king's knight and king's dog and horse ritual. Because the knight's spirit is essential to help the chief's spiritual progress. Otherwise, the spirit of the king will paralyze on Earth and will harm the Yoruba. In the first half of the drama the ceremonial process was recorded, but before the ceremonial process began Eresin sent a fulfilling life lover on the last day of his life. Lastly, local British colonial ruler Simon Pickins intervened and the British authorities considered barbarous and illegal. King 's death and knight was played by Wole Soyinka based on the real events in Nigeria during British colonial rule: The Knight of Yoruba King was banned from ritual suicide by the colonial authorities. In addition to the British intervention, Soyinka also said that the Cavaliers have doubts about beliefs about suicide. It caused a problem that caused the community to balance. Soyinka wrote a play in Cambridge where he worked as a researcher at Churchill College during political asylum in Nigeria. He also explained what he thought was the greatest misunderstanding in writing the preface of the play and understanding it. In particular, he said that the drama should not be viewed as a "cultural confrontation". On the contrary, according to Soyinka's post Befo culture philosophy, the drama shows the need for interaction between African and European cultures.

The Sanluya slave in Nigeria took Yoruba to the Caribbean Sea in the 1500s. This was considered inappropriate for white slave owners. Most planters in the Caribbean are members of the Roman Catholic Church, so they force their slaves to become Catholics by ignoring their religion in their mother country. Immediately, as long as a slave is camouflaged as a Catholic, they still can practice their West African religion, and Santria noticed that he was born. One of my favorites that I like to see in Havana is a Santeria practitioner who often wear white costumes. Aboriginal religion, a combination of religious activities in Africa and Catholicism, Orisha (spiritual manifestation of the gods of Santeria) are everywhere. No matter where you go, there are people wearing white clothes, some wearing a necklace or bracelet representing Orisha. Oshun gold and Ogun green and gold are especially common. That place looks like a square shop, but it is a true direct Santeria shelter. Clothing and cultural tricks are sometimes just a mask, but in the true spirit of Santelia, this Oraté and the priest are real. As my mouth became smooth and pure sugar cane, I began thinking more about what the store was. All these strange things are behind mysticism. This is African Cuban religion Santeria or la Regla de Lucumi. Basically, voodoo is an idea that comes to mind for ignorance of my traditional culture and spirit. In 1959, Walter Eugene King named Yoruba Adefunmi and became a pastor of Santeria. He founded Shango Temple in New York. Over the years, Shango Temple departed from the Santeria community, emphasizing ceremonies and nationalism, not Catholicism - Yoruba of Santeria. In 1964, Adefunmi changed the name of the temple to a temple of Yoruba. Black college students found the Student Nonviolence Coordination Committee (SNCC). The organization promises to terminate apartheid and allow young blacks to make a stronger remark in the civil rights movement. SNCC members demonstrated the effectiveness of nonviolent meditation that was rapidly adopted by other civil rights groups. SNCC members participate in freeride, participate in interstate bus trips, challenge bathroom washroom, restaurant isolation, waiting room. After free ride, SNCC will focus on voter registration

Mirror with "Mirror of Fire" Anna Deverah Smith (Anna Deveare Smith) In language Language Anna Deverah Smith is a microcosm of creating reality for all communities like language. In "fire mirror", people from different communities of Crown Heights after the 1991 outbreak of the black community during the Jewish and riots received interviews on various topics in these interviews, a specific community owned The language which developed clearly is a united style. All members of a particular group. There is only one way to do it: research. I have read all the documentaries. I am immersed in the microfilm of L. A. Times. I read Anna Deverasmith (Anna Deveare Smith) in "Twilight: Los Angeles 1992" and have a Major James Delk fire and other book funeral magic. When I passed these jobs, I learned some interesting things. For many different media riots, I wrote a lot, not fiction. In fact, the last few chapter tattoo soldiers HéctorTobar is the only thing I can name a fictitious account, but I am sure there will be more Exploring collision between cultures Three dramas "Death and Kings Night" Woure · Shoinker, Tony Kushner's "Angel of America" ​​and Anna · Deber Smith · "Mirror in Fire." Generally , The three dramas depict the culture of two conflicts due to differences in beliefs and practices. However, although these plays are similar in describing cultural conflicts, these conflicts also show that they are different from each other. In "the knight of death" and "the knight of the king" the plot is mainly concentrated in Nigeria, this country is still a British colony. The focus is the Yoruba knight, Eresin. Since Shake's death Elesin must follow Yoruba's tradition and ceremonial suicide since his spirit is very important to help the chief's soul through the post-mortem world. Otherwise, the spirit of the chief always paralyzes on the earth, bringing unhappiness to the people of Yoruba.

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.

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.

Origin of religion of Santeria and Lukumi of Hispanic Caribbean: Yoruba religion was brought to Hispanic Caribbean by African slaves during the New World conquest and colonial period about 400 years ago. This religion was strong in the African community until the Spanish conquistadors began banning their practices. When the Spaniards arrived at the new land, they brought the king's religious belief. That is Queen Isabella's religion, Catholicism. Yemaya is a goddess of the Santería religion which prospered in Cuba and the Caribbean, after being taken to Africans enslaved in the 16th century. Even though Cuba was colonized by Spanish Catholics, it is not entirely acceptable, but the existence of Santeria in the community was shocking. Especially under the ancient religious communist regime, until recently, this counterattack against "ancient religion" was spreading in Cuba, until recently Santria was able to succeed in the public place. Like religious or spiritual customs that must be secretly afraid of retaliation, much of Santería's tradition must be sublimed or incorporated into Catholic rituals. Origin of religion of Santeria and Lukumi of Hispanic Caribbean: Yoruba religion was brought to Hispanic Caribbean by African slaves during the New World conquest and colonial period about 400 years ago. This religion was strong in the African community until the Spanish conquistadors began banning their practices. When the Spaniards arrived at the new land, they brought the king's religious belief. - One of the most important problems affecting healthcare in today's society is the illegal alien's influence on already broken medical systems. In this article, I will explain the influence of Spanish which is not documented and the influence on California's availability and service. This includes the number of people affected and what measures are taken to reduce the impact this population has on the current medical system. What is a number? On the other hand, Castro stimulates the population of Cuba using iconic dates, pigeons, acronyms and colors. On the other hand, the Santeria practitioner actively read his behavior and personality, linking Castro and Lukumi's divinity. This kind of dialogue is inevitable in the Caribbean and is one reason why politicians can use symbols. 65 Habermas states not only socialist society, but also about it. The public is 69 Nora. 70 Alonso, Ana Maria. Meeting nonconformities: "Mestizaje", heterozygosity and aesthetics of Mexican nationalism. 467. Hayden, 76. 72 Young, 942.73 Habermas: public domain. In the public domain, we first refer to our social life field that can form something close to public opinion. 198 years Advertisement of Havana: Politics of Public Space and Collective Memory in Socialist Cities University of Pennsylvania Andrew B. Turner University

Things change with the times, this is the way society evolves. These big differences can be classified as modernization of the country. Albert Chinualumogu Achebe was born in a country considered a contemporary because its customs and cultural grounds were changed, and its place is Ogidi in Nigeria. Achebe's career, including his father's work, was once an evangelical Christian. His parents are Christians, this is the religion brought by missionaries, they still place great importance on traditional warts culture. Known as the Federal Republic of Nigeria formally, Nigeria is a country on the west coast of Africa. The country has 36 states and its federal capital special zone, Abuja. Nigeria has over 500 different races, multiple languages, declared irrespective of the UK on October 1, 1960. As of 2018, the population of the country is estimated to exceed 195.88 million people. The total population of Nigerian citizens eventually collected by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics in 2012 is about 166.2 million people. In 2016, despite the United Nations' prediction, the population of over 178.5 million people has a population of 186 million people. As early as 1960, when the country declared independence from the UK, the country estimated an estimated 45.2 million people. This constitutes about 268% change between 1960 and 2012. Nigeria is often referred to as "African giant" because of its large population and large economy. With a population of 186 million people, Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and is the seventh most populous country in the world. Nigeria boasts the third largest population of young people in the world after India and China, with a population of over 90 million, under 18 years old. This country has 250 nationality, three of which are Hausa language, Igbo language, Yoruba language, because these people are thought to speak over 250 different languages ​​and have a wide range of cultures , It is regarded as a multi-ethnic country. . The official language is English. Nigeria can be broadly divided into two parts. It is mainly Christian who lives in the southern part of the country and Muslim living in the north. A few people are involved in Nigerian indigenous religions such as indigenous peoples such as Ibo and Yoruba.

During the Atlantic slave trade, 7 million Africans coming from the Bayrahra Bay were enslaved and brought to the New World. Of the 7 million people, nearly 3 million people are Ibo. From the 16th to the 19th century, European and American slave merchants abducted many Africans and enslaved themselves to the new world, but with the influx of Africans, Africans were subjected to many great cultural influences It was. There are two major trade ports, Bonnie and Carabaru, arriving in Jamaica. Ibocom in the Atlantic slave trade has become one of the major ethnic groups enslaved in the late 16th and 19th centuries. Biafurabay (aka Bonney Bay) is located near the native Ibo area, and is a major district of warts. Bight's main slave trade port is in Bonny and Calabar; these slaves are heavy Ipo. A slave who was kidnapped or purchased from an Igbo boss was taken to Europe and the United States by a slave merchant in Europe. An estimated 14.6% of slaves were acquired from Viafla Bay between 1650 and 1900. This is the third largest proportion of the slave trade era crossing the Atlantic Ocean. The relationship between Europe and wart began with the arrival of Portuguese in the mid-15th century. Initially, the Europeans were limited to slave trade on the coast of Niger. At this point, the main products of Ibo are slaves, many of which are sent to the New World. After slave trade was abolished in 1807, companies in the UK overtook coastal areas and actively dominated the inland areas. The Southern Nigeria Reserve was founded in 1900, including Ibarol. Until 1960, Nigeria was still a British colony and Ivo was an Englishman. On 1 October 1960, Nigeria became an independent nation consisting of a national federation. In the massive expansion of the Atlantic crossing trade since the middle of the 17th century, Nigeria maintained an important position in slave trade. In the 18th century, slaves from the coast of Nigeria were slightly more than slaves from Angola, and in the 19th century, 30% of all slaves sent to the Atlantic come from Nigeria. Throughout the trade period, the number of slaves shipped from Nigeria to America exceeded 3.5 million. Most of these slaves are Ibo and Yoruba, Hausa, Ibibio and other ethnic groups are concentrated. In the 18th century, the two powers - the Oyo and the Alliance - were responsible for most of the slaves exported from Nigeria. The Allo Federal continued exporting slaves in the 1930s, but most of the slaves of the 19th century were products of the Yoruba civil war after the collapse of Oyo of the 1920s.

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.

In this article Nigeria is called colony Nigeria. The Nigerian colony has now become independent in 1960 and became a republic in 1963. The British slave trade ban in 1807 was the era when Nigeria began to be affected on a global scale. This also marks the end of the famous Edo kingdom. In 1900, the protected area of ​​North Nigeria and the protected area of ​​South Nigeria were integrated into one organization. This is also the year that this area was handed over to the British crown by the company. However, in 1914 two fields merged after Frederick Raggard urged the British royal family to do so. These two regions are now colonial and protectors of Nigeria. Even after the merger, the two regions maintain a certain regional autonomy in the three major regions involved. On 1 October 1960, Nigeria became independent from England. Like many African countries, Nigeria was founded to benefit Britain, its colonial country. Colonies have two roles. They are a source of raw materials for European factories. The second function is to function as a finished product market in European factories. Nigeria was independent in 1960 and its population was split. Eastern regions are mainly Christians, home of Ibo people. North is mainly Muslim, living in Hausa and several small tribes. The western region is home to Yoruba people, and the Yoruba people are mainly Islam and animism Christian. On 1 October 1960, Nigeria was independent of British colonial rule and was governed by the federal government and the three local governments of the east, the west and the north of the country. In 1963, the Midwest was divided into western regions and became a union of four regions. During the first Republic, the parliamentary government was active. It lasted until January 1966. The first military intervention in Nigeria took place in January 1966, when the civilian government was knocked down in a military coup. This is a strong sign of the beginning and inheritance of the military regime in the political history of the country. Military rule continued until 1979, at that time general parliamentary general, Olusegun Obasanjo gave power to the president Shehu Shagari's private government.

The stable state of Nigeria is difficult. Because most governments are changing to a new form of government, expecting to improve the people, Nigeria is no exception. After 16 years of military dictatorship, three republics, repeated riots and protests, seven coups and / or subversion, in 1999 the new Nigerian Federal Republic adopted a new constitution and held faithful and just citizens did. Election (This is the first time in nearly 20 years, hoping to ease all tensions related to Nigerian religion, culture, and arms. Ethnic conflict drives Nigeria into slave trade, but it is still evident today. The confrontation between Muslims and Christians throughout Nigeria's state raised concerns about the stability of the state in Nigeria. Recently, the country's violence of 126 million people has dramatically increased. Since the election of Olusegun Obasanjo in 1999, over 10,000 Nigerians were killed due to ethnic, religious or political violence. This ongoing conflict is gradually aggravating the Nigerian state. The impact is not only reflected in the eyes of innocent or unarmed women but also in the political and economic structure of the country. In this article we will look at the conflict between Muslims and Christians in Nigeria and the impact it has on Nigerian culture. A Nigerian or Nigerian is a Nigerian citizen or a descendant of a Nigerian. Nigeria is composed of multiethnicity and culture, and the term Nigeria refers to citizenship based on citizenship. Nigerians come from over 250 nationalities and languages. There are several ethnic groups in Nigeria, but due to economic factors there is a massive movement of Nigerians with multinational and religious backgrounds living in Nigeria. In the city of Nigeria. English is a common language of Nigerian people. About 50% of Nigerians are Muslims and 50% are Christians. As of 2009, according to the United Nations Statistics Department, Nigeria is the eighth most populous country in the world. There are 250 ethnic minorities in Nigeria, diversity is common. Each of these groups dates back thousands of years before the creation of Nigeria. Each ethnic group contains several language groups, and they use at least 450 languages ​​in Nigeria. Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba, and Igbo are the most populous ethnic minorities, respectively, and several groups including Ijaw (10%), Kanuri (4%), Ibibio (3.5%) and Tiv (2.5% high population. English is the official language of Nigeria, but promotes native language learning through K - 12 education. Junior high school students have to undergo Hausa, Yoruba, or wart test as part of the exit exam. Pidgin English is also a common language in urban and rural areas of Nigeria.

Please explain the factors that will enable the Christian church to expand and prosper. It includes its orthodox beliefs and its organization. Due to the collapse of the West Roman Empire, the Christian Church survived and became one of the most important organizations in Europe. The church expands its power by exercising power over religious issues far from the state. The idea of ​​Greece and Rome did not give people emotional need. Christian's appeal indicates that people are a member of a community that can not be achieved by the personal relationship with God and the city and the world. It begins with the origin of mankind, including the spread of Christianity and Islam, early society, colonialism, and independence. Johnson - Odim covers many aspects in a coherent way. This article was later published by the American Historical Society as part of a global perspective on pamphlets of women and men and women's history (Washington, DC: American Historical Society, 2007). An important theoretical contribution to sex analysis in Africa Oyumi uses evidence from Yoruba in Nigeria. The sex classification that is considered natural on the west side does not apply to African society where gender gender is not necessarily related to gender. Physiological differences between men and women are related. Women Abraham's religion spread worldwide through the spread of the Roman Empire of the 4th century by Christianity adopted by the Islamic empire and the 7 th century Islamic empire. Today, the religion of Abraham is one of the major areas of comparative religion (as well as Indian, Iran, East Asian religion). The chief Abraham religion founded in chronological order was Judaism in the 7th century BC, Christianity in the 1st century CE, and Islam in the 7th century. Christianity, Islam, Judaism is the most religious religion of Abraham. Abraham's religious beliefs with few believers include Yazdanism (Yezdi, Yarsani), Samaritanism, Dulze (usually categorized as a division of Ismailiria-Islam), Babbism, Baha'i and Rastafari. faith

Who is God. Worship is a way to convey the beliefs and emotions of individuals and religious groups. All societies I studied from American Indians to ancient Greeks believed in some form of worship or religion. The altar exists in this area in some (if not all) forms. Robert Farris Thompson depicts this for the people of Africa through a picture of "Overture: Conceptual Altar" and "Infinite Guarantee: Yoruba Atlantic Altar", "God's Face: Africa and African Art and Altar" did. And others have evidence of various books, articles, poetry, songs, and Thompson July 23, 1982: "Now we say to you, O God, there are strange and mysterious ways are they strange? Are they strange more than yourself? Who is God I am not claiming that the temple of the Lord you have been happy with the people. "Yes, God realized the person standing at the corner of the street. Sinner, you all go to hell, you are blasphemy, you have followed all his commandments and made mistakes. God heard all these things. One day - thank the god that is not far away that day - God, God, God will empty his intestines from the ground. Then you will hear a whisper Psalm 18: 30-36 "God - His way is perfect, the word of the LORD is pure, He is a shield of everyone who guards him Who is the god except the Lord Who is the rock? Our God only - God - He used power to dress me and make my way perfect His foot is like a deer's foot safely placed on me A bronze bow, give me a shield of redemption; your right hand will support me and your humility will raise me up You are a wide for my footsteps under my foot I made a place.

I was born as an African in 1946. The Italian monthly magazine, Notiziario dell'Associazione fra supervised by Gregorio Consiglio, is an Italian magazine widely known in Italy. The magazine was later renamed Affrica: rivista mensile di interessi coloniali, and in 1948 to Affrica: rivista mensile di interessi affricani. That new name is Africa. The history of Rivista di studi e documentazione dates back to 1957. In 1965, the editor of historian Teobaldo Filesi showed a shift to a decisive rigorous scientific approach for humanities. New director, historian Gianluigi Rossi (1994), maintained this policy. The structure of the journal includes various parts: Articoli, Note e testimonianze and Recensioni This journal is aimed at providing unique research, memorandum and document on all aspects of African research, mainly in humanities. All of these are to promote and strengthen cooperation between Italian and African scholars in research and management. Historical research on the spread of Christianity in the northern part of the colony of Nigeria has been hindered by concerns about the wrong issue. The colonial population is mainly Muslim, but there are many African traditional nationalities in the colony territory created by the UK. During the colonial period, the British government forbade the mission of Christianity for Muslims. The focus of historical research lies in the fight between colonial administrators and missionaries entering the Muslim region, and fighting missionaries are lost. But during the colonial period Christian missionary church had a real success in traditionalist Christianization. The colonial government also tried to prevent this development by using the same rules that the Muslim teachings prohibit changing the ban on traditionalist mission. Through the "Savanna's Anthilla" of Chinusa Cave, there are several themes used to express the corruption of the Nigerian government in the post colonial era. Nigeria has undergone a cultural change by British colonial rule. British colonies changed how Nigeria dominates and caused many coups through the Nigerian timeline. Today's Nigerian lifestyle and life are different from ways and lives without external intervention. - Savannah has been working on that shelf for months and is lovingly polishing it with the tail of a dry cat and she is shadowed for a week to ensure that it is perfect I am sitting bloody with oil. Varnish. She grinds black pearls into finer powder than sand and adds them to the mixture to make it shine under the sun. The history of Nigeria is described by three main eras, the former colonies, the colonies, after the colony or after independence. The period before colonies can be traced back to the beginning of civilization in the Savannah region of West Africa. As the group develops and expands, some people move to the forest and southern coastal regions while others stay in the savanna and the sahel. The main civilization began to appear in the 10th century. Some of the important empires of Nigeria are originally two different civilizations and include the people of Kanem Borno which merged in the 13th century. They controlled the major east and west routes within the cross Sarahan trade network. Yoruba civilization appeared and integrated as early as the 11th century. The Yoruba Empire first used Ife as its spiritual capital, but by the 17th century the power of Oyo changed.

There are long-standing conflicts and cultural differences between ethnicities in Nigeria, which is bringing widespread distrust and anxiety. Muslims make up the majority of the population, with Christians and indigenous peoples occupying the rest of the population. Not only religious differences, there are ethnic differences between Yoruba, Hausa-Fulani and Ibo. Continuous fight for power and influence. Some of the riots rose in the form of terrorist organization Boko Haram. Over the past four years, the group has committed countless atrocities and numerous people. Most conflicts take time before the upgrade and may be converted at an early stage. The history of Nigerian ethnic and ethnic conflicts can be traced back to 1914, which forced northern and southern state ethnic groups to become a colonial crime in the Nigerian entity. In Nigeria, the alarming history of colonialism has caused hatred and conflict among different ethnic groups. The task of solving this inconsistent species planted in the UK is complicated. Nigeria is one of the largest countries in the continent of Africa. It consists of 400 different nationalities each with its own specific language, social conventions and beliefs. In order to understand the dispute faced by Nigeria, you must first consider its population composition. The state can be divided into two regions, northern prairie and southern forest. The northern and southern states are separated by the Niger River and the Vene River. This area is often called the middle belt and is the place where many Muslims and Christians collide. Ethnic conflicts between ethnic groups occur. Certain ethnic groups may be supported by the state (either official or informal) (or conversely, a particular ethnic group may be the goal of the state), but without direct conflict Ethnic confrontation can also occur between the two groups. Despite intervention in the country or trying mediation between the states. Terrorism is instructed by stakeholders outside the state and may oppose political goals outside the country (eg, Charlie Weekly shooting, stabbing an attack on homosexual pride parade in Jerusalem). Since terrorism is a strategy often used by weaker parties in conflict, it may also be a violent act between state and non-state actors.

The problem of race and discrimination in the final exam has been on for a long time and dates back to the time of slavery. So the fact that it is still a problem today is not surprising. Actually, it may be said that race and discrimination still exists, but it has changed over time. Why is it important to understand racial and discrimination issues? This is important as it can help you become a more comprehensive person. Since I am taking this course, I learned this and became more conscious of this. Nigerian philosophy and ethnic relations: Nigeria is a multiethnic country. There are more than 250 ethnic groups in Nigeria today. Each ethnic group has its own language specific to a particular group. Nigerian ethnic relations are characterized by division, hatred, hatred. Nigeria is a place where Hausa people can stay home just by being with Husa 's fellowman. The same can be said to other people. A country has natural hatred against other countries. This is where philosophical research plays an important role. Our understanding of substances and accidents in metaphysics (a field of philosophy) shows that everyone has substances - human nature of human beings. Human beings of Hausa, Ibo, Yoruba, Effic, or Ija are neither higher nor higher than the human race of Fulani, Tiv, Idoma, Esan, or Egede. We all share a common human being. In this respect such a proverb is: Humanities and Social Sciences Journal 10 (1): 40-46, 2015 ISSN 1818-4960 © IDOSI Press, 2015 DOI: 10.5829 / idosi.hssj.2015.10.1.1152 Ethnic Relations Historically, relations with other countries are friendly; this may be because more than 80% of the citizens are Lithuanians. Relations with ethnic minorities, especially Russians, were nervous during the period before independence was reestablished, but ethnic conflict was not a serious problem. The architectural style reflects the social political and religious past of the country. Most urban areas live in condominiums of the Soviet era, but the village is dotted with traditional wooden churches and houses. The fortified buildings and castles built in the 16th and 17th centuries are also residences of local aristocrats. The Old Town of Vilnius has been restored and is registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Gods are an important part of polytheistic Greek religion. There are various gods in Greece. There are other gods in the epic known as Olympic gods and Ileads led by Zeus. Many gods were summoned. Their purpose is to gain benefits, or better accomplish tasks in the simplest way. Every god has its own personality and field. For example, is the God of the Ares' ancient Greek war. Greek militia occasionally seeks help in the fight to gain extra help. As The Bacchae showed, the ancient Greek religion was "polytheism." The Greeks believed in the twelve Lord's "Pantheon", even smaller gods, heroes, and the god of the local family. Each God represents a different aspect of human knowledge and experience, even though they are considered superior, or at least different from the deadly earth. The story about God often depicts their interference to the human problem, but no God is eventually considered completely good or perfectly bad. Everyone can help and harm humans Among the famous historical temples are the classically proven Pantheon including Sumerian gods and Egyptian gods, religions of ancient Greece and Roman religion. Post classical polytheism includes Sir Northern Europe, Banir, Yoruba Orissa, God of Azteca, and many other religions. Today, most historical polytheisms are called "myths", but the stories of cultures that tell their gods should be distinguished from their worship and religious practice. For example, the gods depicted in mythical conflict are sometimes worshiped side by side in the same temple. An example of this general past religious concept is the concept of * dyēus, which has been confirmed in several different religious systems.

Through myths and religious history, people are fascinated by religious and mythological themes. This article defines religion and myths and shows how myths are treated as religion. Firstly, before you can see the relationship with the myth you must have some understanding and definition of religion. Webster's New Riverside Dictionary defines religion as "a supernatural power accepted by a creator and administrator of the world of faith and reference." My religious definition considers God to be a higher or highest existence. A system of beliefs and practices. People believe that there are many religions, ranging from Buddhism, Hinduism, Chinese myths, Greek myths, Zoroasters, and Northern European myths. Each religion has some similarities, but there are some differences and it is more popular than other religions. There are three religions in the world: Islam, Christianity and Judaism. Traditional religion in Africa covers the traditional religious beliefs of African people. In West Africa, these religions include Akan religion, Dhoumy (Fon) myth, Efik myth, Odinani, Serer religion (A ƭat Roog), and Yoruba religion. Myths come from the Central African Republic. The southern African traditions include the Acamba myth, the Masai myth, the Madagascar myth, the San religion, the Logi myth, the Tumbu myth, and the Zulu myth. Bantu's myths are found throughout central, southeast, and southern Africa. In North Africa, these traditions include Berber and ancient Egyptians. Myth is the main part of religion. It refers to a conceptual system that is very important for communities who speak of supernatural or sacred things. Religion is a wider term including rituals in addition to the mythic system. The given myth is most often associated with religion like Greek mythology of ancient Greek religion. Separated from that religious system, myths may lose their direct connection with the community and evolve from sacred importance into legends and folklore. We know that Egyptian myths, Mesopotamian religions, Roman myths, Scandinavian myths, Greek myths are left behind, so they are. Of course, the ancient Greeks and other societies left their buildings in their gods and goddesses. But, without literature, how do you understand what these statues represent? It was always like this. Please look at modern publishing business and make suggestions near Quora. People are asking which books to smarter, intelligence, where to travel, how to deal with depression, how to deal with confidence, better economic strategy, just to read funny I will. It clearly shows our concern for the times

Hitler's Millennium Empire. Adolf Hitler's name is often reminiscent of a crazy or evil military genius. Hitler can be said to be an evil madman, but he is not a military genius. Hitler overwhelmed the world with German military power and tried to secure room to create what the Nazis survived and called what was called the Millennium Empire. Hitler 's political activities were part of luck and part of skill; he changed the treason against him and found a way to turn it into a political stone stone. Fascism of each country until 1945, in most cases, formed an ancient pre-capitalist, a state myth before enlightenment, its symbolic meaning. Mussolini and the Roman Empire, Franco and Francis, Hitler and the Millennium Empire. This problem becomes more difficult in America in the absence of "useful" pre-capitalists in the past in extreme rights; for white superiorists Iroquois or Yoruba culture is difficult to achieve. Fascism, the two world wars, massacre of Jews and gypsies, and the weakening of the nation state due to depletion since 1945 (the emerging third world is certainly another story) is a nationalistic of the advanced capitalist world It is a myth. Cloudy For these reasons, and since capitalism has passed through the important internationalization of the American world hegemony, the extreme rights of advanced capitalist countries will inevitably turn into ancient symbols related to the entire West . Adolf Hitler was immersed in mysticism and fate, but Adolphe Hitler believed that when he was very young he was "the power of God who created the Millennium Empire in Germany and Europe". This documentary thoroughly explores the concept of attachment with one of the most terrible personality in the history of the world. Sw word mystery This program examines the ancient roots of sw word in the mysterious religious beliefs of India and Tibet and adopted it by the European occultists and then the symbol of this good luck to the Humanarian party I will explore changing to a terror symbol.

Title For many Westerners, Africa has been formed on a tribal continent with primitive social structure and hierarchy. This stereotype includes the notion of African women, ie, the concept of requiring submissive, weak, protection. But the reality shows that these ideas are very wrong. There is a lot of historical analysis that men tend to play an active social role, although it can not be denied that men are the main sexual acts in Africa. One of the analyzes is "Ialode in the traditional Yoruba's political system" which explained the role of women in the Yoruba governance system in West Africa. "Pan-Africanism is a political doctrine and its aim is to unify and promote African countries and African diasporas as a universal African community." Pan-Africanism is a social, political and economic In order to promote success we aim to build solidarity and solidarity among all African people. Essentially, pan-Africanism believes that Africans and Africans share the same history, as well as share the same fate. Pan-Africanism is an ideology and movement to promote the unity of all Africans around the world. It is based on the fact that solidarity is essential for the socio-economic and political progress of people in Africa / Africa and is aimed at unifying and promoting all African people. Pan-Africanism is the principle and advocacy of the political alliance. The center of pan-Africanism is that African people in Africa and Diaspora share not only common history but also common destiny. Pan-Africanism is basically a belief in the people of Africa (Diaspora, and some of the people in Africa are still in Africa) We have fate as well as history. Pan - Africanism is an interrelated sense of history, our present era and the future future. Pan-Africanism also represents the desire to promote self-realization of the African culture and the African community in all places. The Universal Black Improvement Association and the Association of African Community (UNIA - ACL) said that the red stripe represents the blood "joining all black lines and letting the liberated blood escape", the development of the RBG flag It is praising. Black on the flag stands for "people who are not national states but as citizens", and green represents "rich natural wealth in Africa".

Through the depiction of the ancient ruler, the concept of the ruler has changed. In ancient society, the style of leadership evolved from royal leadership to politically appointed emperor. After the rule of Alexander the Great, the succession of the throne and the king retreated. Instead, the leaders will hold power through political and military power, and if their leadership is inadequate, they are usually knocked down. Along with the evolution of ancient leaders there was evolution of the art depicting rulers of the era. Ancient Day and the Son of Man (Daniel 7): The description of the Daniel 7: 13 God is similar to the depiction of Canaan El as a sacred king who governs the holy palace. "Ancient day" gives Earth the rule "son like man" and Daniel 7:27 stipulates that "Scholars think that they are children". Representative These people can be understood as masks (wise men) or widely understood as Jews. In Job, God is depicted as a cold ruler who is indifferent to human suffering. God's explanation in a book by Matthew is different. The Lord is more considerate to humanity and more anxious about mankind. This story is not the subject of Job's suffering but contains the theme of compassion and forgiveness. In Matthew 's book, God is depicted as a positive way compared to the negative portrayal of prose and Job' s poetical dialogue. Abstract: Although the historical order of the ancient Near East has a certain period of time, the ruler is clearly given a sacred position, but since the ruler is born of God and / or shows sacredness Signed in detail Signature As a basis for considering such reasons, I would like to study the visual representation related to the first case - this is viable in the Akkadian and Urs III era. The ruler is usually verbal. And they appeared visually as they occupied sacred attributes, quality and status of society. I will use comparative material from other cultural traditions. There the rulers are promoted to a sacred position during their lifetime (Rome), considered as "sacred" as a part of the Royal Ontology (Egypt), and / or are chosen abandonment of the medieval (Yoruba) lineage Clarify the case of Mesopotamia

The importance of hymns in the congregation "When you sing hymns, hymns, spiritual songs in your heart, as you teach and encourage each other with all your wisdom, the word of Christ will fill you Colossians 3: 16 (NIV) The congregation council is not a new religion today in the United States. This early sect dates back to the 16th and 17th centuries. Meanwhile the British participated in resistance to the established church. In the mid-nineteenth century, the British Church established several churches throughout the country using the hymns of congregation. Especially when the priest Josiah Ransome - Kuti (Fela Kuti 's grandfather) started making hymns at Yoruba, hymns became popular music themes in the Nigerian society. Because of his popularity, he was invited to record albums in London in 1922. There are currently two popular music streams based on social status. Chorus music and classical music became favorite of wealthy and educated Nigerians from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century. For less well-off people, traditional music is still the most popular in brass bands, and this has changed. Originally colonial police and military, they gained interaction when they coordinate traditional music and brought them to more audiences. A folk brass band is about to be established, but the most popular one is the Cala Val Las Band (aka Lagos Mozart Orchestra). Methodist schools are known for their widespread use of hymns in their emotional service. Early missionaries were loyal to their tradition and introduced hymns to their congregation. These early hymns still sung still by some Methodists like Tonga Free Church and Tonga Church have Tonga's songs and simple and short Tonga's lyrics. These and other music have special Tonga music symbols. Traditional music is preserved not only in songs sung with traditional apologies but also in wonderful works of royal family and aristocratic weddings and funerals. Tonga Radio broadcasts daily records from Hon'Ve'ehala, aristocratic master of the famous nose flute. This music is not popular music; it is a valuable heirloom that was preserved by experts and taught according to the needs of special occasions.

Race is a term used to distinguish individuals and to classify them according to culture and occasional physical characteristics. Ethnic groups differ in their ability to demonstrate people with more or less common racial and cultural traditions, people with cultural traditions, hometowns, ancestors, languages, religions, etc .; In order to clarify the misunderstanding between ethnic minorities and ethnic minorities, the size of ethnic minority groups is different, ethnic minority groups are called minorities and large groups are called majority groups (Stillwell & Ham, 2009). Studies of disease patterns in ethnic groups provide insight into the cause of the disease. Minorities have a great deal of health and behavior, and stereotypes can lead to erroneous assumptions about patient care. In this article I will explain the basic information related to major diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancer, general health diseases, mainly seen in UK and American ethnic groups. Disease risk of ethnic and ethnic groups. For example, racial and racial differences in genetic alleles can result in a gradual increase in risk, which can in fact account for the majority of differences in the incidence of prostate cancer. . Among the people of Yoruba Island in the southwestern part of Nigeria, the exceptional multiple fertility rate is high (41.6 ‰, 11 ‰ in the US), suggesting that strong genetic factors may influence proliferation possibilities doing. However, recent research has focused on dietary factors, especially consumption of sweet potato and its estrogen properties. This may also affect the high incidence of multiple births in this population (61) The pattern of racial differences in health is very diverse, and many overlapping factors contribute to its expression. The race ratio of a particular disease is quite different from other socio-economic factors. For example, in a large-scale survey such as the UK health survey, blacks and ethnic minorities are more likely to report poor health, and it is shown that blacks and ethnic minorities are less healthier than whites. group A case study on encounters with healthcare providers patients. It covers cultural differences in gender, age, health literacy, trust, and other social and ethnic barriers. This incident also includes racial differences among people with mental disorders and the need to avoid stereotypes in care and treatment.

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

One of the most outstanding features of Dagomban and Ewe in Africa, in particular between Ewe and Dagomba, is rhythm dependence and integration. These two cultures combine communities, accomplish mental practices and beliefs, and use geographically, drums, dance and songs as a way to materialize individual powers within their overall social structure I can not tell a distinction. . Regarding "human psychology theory", my research focuses on the sensory experience and sensory perception of the Anloewe speaker in West Africa. Over 300 years, Ewe's native speaker lived in the southeastern part of Ghana and the southern part of Togo. The mother's mother tongue was similar to Benin's nationality. Anlo-Ewe mainly refers to a group of sheeps in Ghana, and that house is considered to be a terrain around the coastal area of ​​Volta area and Keta Lagoon. However, in the 21st century many The story of folklore is seen everywhere in Africa, including living creatures with vampire capabilities. In West Africa, Ashanti talks about iron teeth and assembosams with plentiful trees and Egyptians who can take children in the form of fireflies. Eastern Cape has impundulu which can take the form of a big bird that can summon thunder There is impundulu drinking blood and telling ramanga to living vampire aristocrats, gangs eating nail clippers West Africa is a land from Senegal to Nigeria, people living in this area are producing light colors and patterns of fabrics, very light - Kent of Agendi and Ewe of Ghana, Adire of Nigeria, Asoke and Yoruba, Okene of Itinoci Fabric, Igbo Akwete, Hausa's Shiny Blue Kura Fabric, Fulani Kaasa and Arkila, Black and White Peeled A'nger Tiff, Mali Bambara / Bamana Geometric Clay Dress

A classmate asks "Where did you get your shirt?" "Oh, I have been circling since long ago, I do not even remember where we bought it." Most of the children raised in a single parent family remember buying old clothes at second hand clothing shops. Also, most people remember lying when asking where to buy goods. My family is embarrassed because of poverty. Nonetheless, the way of thinking of buying clothes from a vintage cloth shop has changed and the meaning of old clothes has been replaced with old clothes. In the dictionary, the term "economy" is defined as "economic use or expenditure". We all know that at least one person can express them as frugal or very frugal. Even if it is difficult to translate English words in local languages, for these people and at least for Yoruba people these words are represented by derogatory gestures and expressions. The way we celebrate the wealth of society also makes our cautious friends more prominent. Some Nigerians feel pressure and are obliged when designers' costumes, luxurious cars, even exotic holidays can not afford such luxury. Robert Kiyosaki says in his book "Investment Guide for Rich Dad", "Rich people spend the longest time to purchase luxury goods and the poor and middle classes tend to purchase luxury goods first It is written. Most people live in poor conditions in history. Therefore, frugality is their slogan. The strict ethics of Puritan and Sparta are just two examples of fame. Nice people avoid luxury and instead of buying new trousers, they never throw food and repair torn pants. Only the king and nobility abandoned these values ​​publicly and allowed to clearly show off their wealth. I removed the ocean and the two continents from her side and saw things in various ways. In sunny California, high-tech giants are fighting for renewable energy and the goddess of Hollywood is fighting for justice and equality. In the capital city of the movie, I wrote myths of new love and war. I feel the history of the myths of my mother's land reflects our current time.

A groom 's friend' s humorous wedding (groom), good news from a gentleman - my name is Charles. I tried to remember this speech, but please forgive me if I listen to my notes every 5 seconds. I asked for self-introduction in front of my eyes, but clearly the budget for the wedding ceremony has not increased so much. Unfortunately, my vision is not high. Laugh I knew Stephen for 22 years and we had more fun times than I remember - that night if I had not run out of money with that band puppy, There is still one. Hello, humorous speech of old friends (groom), everyone, Hello. On behalf of the bridesmaid, I would like to thank Michael for his kind words, I have to say that they are absolutely wonderful, and they are doing very well today - Well, in these speech story about singles (singles) is said customarily, but in this case this is impossible. Because Michael claimed to attend his single party after the wedding ceremony. Bachelor's Party - Bachelor's Party is the reverse version of the bride's showers hosted by the groom for his friends. It is essentially a single party to be held on the eve of a wedding or a few days before the wedding, and the groom is expected to enjoy himself as a single bacheloret. A singles party usually drinks before drinking begins. To enjoy and enjoy with your close friends mainly. Welcome to the bride - the bride's wedding is welcome on the wedding day. The groom sent a car to greet the bride and waited for her outside the church. Traditionally, when the bride arrives, the best man kisses the two cheeks and hands her flowers to her. After the ceremony, the couple slowly and elegantly walked along the aisle with a wedding parade. In the church, the couple went to a place where priests represent wedding ceremonies. The wedding in Yorubaland is usually a nice sight. In the case of a wedding in Yoruba, the groom is expected to obtain the consent of the bride's parents first, then he pays for the bride. Friends and groom families usually attend the ceremony and send her to the new house.

"Daily use:" There are people who grew up in African-American cultural heritage in a culture with customs and ethics inherited from the previous generation. As an individual, we observe and experience heritage in various ways. Historically, different ethnic groups tried to find their place in society. In the 1950s and 1960s, African Americans faced political and social discrimination based on their skin color. Since the 1960s civil rights movement many African Americans no longer want to be identified through their African-Americans lifestyle, they say "African hairstyle, African-style clothing and adoption We began practicing African culture through 'Okinawa'. The first African American was bound from the coast of West Africa and tried to protect their various heritage from the bondage of slavery. Their first generation of American-born slaves, their children merged these African traditions - Guinea, warts, Yoruba, and Angola - into a unique African American culture. Their achievements allow them to continue during the brutal period of slavery and are committed to enriching the lives of Americans to this day. Along with the arrival of the first African people in the 71st century, African traditional treasure houses have been poured into the new world: craftsmanship and skills in many industries, rich language, music and cooking, and even rice cropping technology It conquered South Carolina It was desolated soil It is cultivated by experienced West African people in North America rice paddy, and rice is put in paddy field. Since the 1840's, the heritage of Africa began to affect African-American political participation and behavior in a more direct and direct way through African-American political nationalism doctrine. Historians John Bracey Jr., Augusto Meyer and Elliott Rudwick explain the dynamics of this age. Racist discrimination of many Caucasian abolishists ... The tendency to deprive rights and isolation, coupled with the continuing pattern of old discrimination in the northwest, is increasing in the public places of many states in the northeastern I will. The situation there is similar to that of the South; and the economic situation is increasingly hopeless ...