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What role did nationalist movements play in the transition to independence in Africa,and how did such movements differ from their counterparts elsewhere? Would Africans have been better off if they had changed the existing colonial boundaries at the time they attained independence rather than keeping them? What advantages,and disadvantages,could different boundaries have brought to Africans in the 1950s and 1960s,and since?
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The majority of the terrorists who carried out the 11 September 2001 attack on the United States were from
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This Nigerian author's novel The Interpreters lambasted the corruption and hypocrisy of his nation's government.
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The one issue that has served as a unifying factor for all Middle Eastern Muslim states since the 1940s has been their
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All Israeli governments have been composed of coalitions of several political parties because
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In the mid-1970s,these two African nations adopted a Soviet-style Marxist government:
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The two leaders who ended the apartheid regime without major bloodshed in South Africa were
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