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A Trip Through Africa: Then and Now - The Legacy of Imperialism and Modern Struggles

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Dive into Africa's complex history from pre-imperial times to the present day. Emily Forcier explores the vibrant cultures of Africa's tribes before the devastating "Scramble for Africa" (1870-1900), where imperialism redefined borders and identities. Discover how leaders like Menelik II of Ethiopia resisted colonization while learning about contemporary issues like the impact of war on children, exemplified by figures such as Jamil Mukulu. Join the fight against modern imperialism and support initiatives that help children affected by conflict. Be the change you wish to see.

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A Trip Through Africa: Then and Now - The Legacy of Imperialism and Modern Struggles

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  1. A Trip Through Africa: Then and Now By: Emily Forcier

  2. Africa Before Imperialism Tribes Ethnic groups

  3. Then it began

  4. 1870 – 1900 “Scramble for Africa” For Gold and Diamonds

  5. Social Darwinism The idea that western society was superior to the culture of the colonized people

  6. The Berlin Conference decided this would be how Africa is divided up among these imperialist countries

  7. Only Two Countries Remained Free Ethiopia’s strong leader and Lyberia Menelik II Who played Europeans against each other to be successful

  8. Imperialism Still Exists today

  9. So let’s speed things up… 1986 - 2011

  10. One Man, One Idea JamilMukulu Leader of Allied Democratic Forces Portrayed himself as a religious crusader

  11. Ruined his childhood and many more

  12. Taken from their homes To fight a man’s war

  13. But Are becoming less invisible Activists attend Invisible children rally, “The Rescue””

  14. So Put yourself in their shoes… Growing up without your mom and dad Sleeping without your bed K Knowing nothing more then this life

  15. Help them and

  16. Be the change in the world you want to see http://www.invisiblechildren.com/homepage

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