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This is a Social Studies project made by Haila Schuld, Lela Vaughn, and Samantha Vankauwenbergh.
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Zimbabwe
By: Haila Schuld, Lela Vaughn, and Samantha Vankauwenbergh
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Dating and Marriage
First, the Zimbabweans meet at school or in social funtions.
Next, if they choose too they can start dating
Once they are ready for a future with each other the man has do pay a bride-price.
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filippo.salamone
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Fashion
The women wear very formal clothes
They dress normally except for on holidays or special occasions.
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JonoMueller
4.
GOVERNMENT
The government of Zimbabwe is a presidential government.
They have a House of Representatives and a presidential cabinet.
They also vote for their president.
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Stuck in Customs
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Language
People in rural areas speak their native language.
Normal Zimbabwean languages are Shona and Ndebele
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Steve A Johnson
6.
Education
School in Zimbabwe is important because the parents make big sacrifices.
The children have 15 years of school.
Their education system was expanded a lot.
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mariskar
7.
History
In the 18th century, Ndebele people left because the British took over.
African Americans were fighting for their rights.
More than 100,000 years ago, people found aged stone of the San people that are now living in the Kalahari Desert.
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sjorford
8.
Traditions
Totems are one of the earliest traditions.
Totems hold a lot of importance.
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bortescristian
9.
Current Events
Zimbabwe's 91 year old president won Confucius peace prize.
Four poachers caught with a lot of ivory.
Police in Zimbabwe question five people over fatal cyanide poisoning of 11 elephants at Hwange National Park.
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4Neus
10.
Resources
Wikipedia
New York Times
CultureGrams
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throwthedamnthing
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