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505 prompts matching "Learn: What fascism is, and what it stands for"

Link to today: The marketing boards and the fixing of producer prices

Act as my SS3 History tutor. Explain how the marketing boards and the fixing of producer p

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Quiz me on the reasons colonial powers gave for colonial rule

Act as my SS3 History tutor and quiz me. Ask me five questions one at a time on the reason

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Practice set: the attitudes of colonial rulers towards Africans

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Roleplay: interview about how colonial discontent fed into early nationalist movements

Roleplay as an African nationalist protesting colonial policies and let me, an SS3 History

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Link to today: Strikes and trade union protest in colonial West Africa

Act as my SS3 History tutor. Explain how strikes and trade union protest in colonial West

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Objective test: the Bantustan (homelands) policy

Act as a WAEC History tutor. Give me ten WAEC-style objective (multiple-choice) questions

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Link to today: Bantu Education and the schooling of Black South Africans

Act as my SS3 History tutor. Explain how Bantu Education and the schooling of Black South

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Quiz me on the successes of resistance to Apartheid

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Link to today: The negotiations that ended Apartheid and the election of 1994

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Quiz me on the features of neo-colonialism in Africa

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Practice set: the reasons neo-colonialism persists in Africa

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Practice set: the UN's role in African decolonisation

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Explain back: the UN trusteeship system for former colonies

I just studied the UN trusteeship system for former colonies in my SS3 History class. Let

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Explain back: the challenges of Commonwealth membership for Nigeria

I just studied the challenges of Commonwealth membership for Nigeria in my SS3 History cla

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Practice set: the effects of military rule on national development

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Quiz me on the 1979 transition from military to civilian rule

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Roleplay: interview about lessons from Nigeria's transitions to civilian rule

Roleplay as a Nigerian political leader during a transition to civilian rule and let me, a

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Practice set: the 1999 Constitution

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Link to today: The 2015 election and the first handover between rival parties

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Quiz me on Nigeria's role in ECOWAS peacekeeping missions such as ECOMOG

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