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500 prompts matching "African reactions and resistance to subjugation"

Project task: The legend and the crowns of the Yoruba obas

Act as my SS1 History tutor. Set me a short research or project task on the legend and the

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Catch my mistakes: The parts of the Oduduwa legend that cannot be historical

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Link to today: What the Oduduwa legend still means to Yoruba people

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Explain back: The evidence of Yoruba art and its dating

I have just studied the evidence of Yoruba art and its dating in my SS1 History class. Let

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Link to today: Why Yoruba origins are still debated by historians

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Quiz me: The Nri tradition and the figure of Eri

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Essay practice: The Hebrew origin tradition and where it came from

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Objective test: The absence of a single Igbo origin story

Act as my SS1 History tutor. Give me ten objective questions on the absence of a single Ig

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Roleplay: How Igbo traditions differ from the Hausa and Yoruba ones

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Catch my mistakes: Assuming every Igbo community tells the same story

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Link to today: What the variety of traditions suggests about Igbo society

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Learn: The Igbo-Ukwu site and what was found there

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Quiz me: The bronze objects of Igbo-Ukwu and their craftsmanship

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Practice set: The dating of Igbo-Ukwu and what it means

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Roleplay: How the Igbo-Ukwu finds were discovered and studied

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Catch my mistakes: Reading too much into a single archaeological site

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Link to today: The preservation of the Igbo-Ukwu finds today

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Practice set: Centralised states and non-centralised societies

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Catch my mistakes: Strong leadership and the part it plays in forming a state

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Link to today: The factors that produced states in pre-colonial Nigeria

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