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EAST AFRICA
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moron noodle
2.
THE PEOPLE
On ethnic group is majority. For example the Bantu make up Uganda and Tanzania
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TinTrunk
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DENSITY AND DISTRIBUTION
Population is widely uneven because of climate.
For example in Tanzania in some areas there are 3 people per square mile
And in another region of Tanzania there are 133 people per square mile
The people are mostly city dwellers, nomads, and farmers
But the main economic activity is farming because of the high population.
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Tomer Arazy
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HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT
East Africa's inhabitants have included:
The worlds first humans
Countless indigenous people
And various European colonizers
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kabl1992
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EARLY PEOPLES AND KINDOMS
East Africa is considered the place of origin for all human kind.
Archaeologists have found bones dating back 3.2 million years.
Since the beginning the people have been an agriculture trading country because of location
Trading relationships include: Arabian peninsula, china, and India
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CharlesFred
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EUROPEAN COLONIZATION
The Portuguese explored along the coast in the 1400s
They brought Roman Catholicism to Ethiopia
This led to hostility to Christians
Europeans took over all coastal towns and divided them between themselves
They took out local agriculture and made huge plantations that focused on coffee and tea
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FJTUrban (sommelier d mojitos)
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FROM COLONIES TO COUNTRIES
African groups attempted resist colonial rule but were unsuccessful
Independence movements were more successful calling for self government
In the 1960s European powers granted independence
Countries did not know how to be independent which caused to fighting which is still going on
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brizzle born and bred
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LANGUAGE AND RELIGION
The three major languages include: Congo kordofianian, Nilo Saharan, Afro asiatic
There are only mostly two religions in east Africa are: Christian and Muslim
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kevin dooley
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EDUCATION AND HEALTH CARE
In urban areas the literacy rate is higher compared to rural areas
Literacy rate is about 35 percent
Only a small percentage of people ever complete secondary education
Advances have been made in health care but poor nutrition, famine, over population, and inability to cure have made issues
Aids is still being fought
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gusthed
10.
THE ARTS
Dance, mask arts, and oral traditions are all expressions of East African cultures
Taarab is the most popular type of music
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bmitd67
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VARIED WAYS OF LIFE
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