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Project task: The obstacles explorers faced, disease among them

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Link to today: How exploration prepared the way for colonial rule

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Learn: How the trans-Atlantic slave trade began

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Learn: The effects of the slave trade on the population of Nigeria

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Practice set: The growth of the coastal states on the slave trade

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Essay practice: The economic effects of the trade on Nigerian societies

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Project task: The arguments used at the time to defend the trade

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Catch my mistakes: How the slave trade is remembered in Nigeria today

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Link to today: How legitimate trade drew Britain further into Nigeria

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Learn: What fascism is, and what it stands for

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Learn: The long-term causes of the Second World War, going back to Versailles

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Practice set: The German invasion of the Soviet Union

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Practice set: The San Francisco Conference of 1945

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Project task: The difficulties missionaries faced in Nigeria

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Practice set: The reduction of Nigerian languages to writing

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Essay practice: The social effects of missionary activity in Nigeria

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Link to today: The rise of independent African churches

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Practice set: The curriculum of the early mission schools

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Project task: The effects of Western education on Nigerian society

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Catch my mistakes: The criticisms made of colonial education in Nigeria

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