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Quiz me: The Hausa tradition of Bayajidda

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Explain back: Igbo traditions of origin and the Nri account

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Link to today: What these centres show about early Nigerian society

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Explain back: The failure of the League over Manchuria and Abyssinia

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Link to today: What the trade meant for pre-colonial Nigerian society

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Explain back: Kanem-Borno and the office of the Mai

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Link to today: How these rulers were chosen, and how they were restrained

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Explain back: The Tiv and their segmentary organisation

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Explain back: The Lander brothers and the mouth of the Niger

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Link to today: The numbers taken, and the difficulty of counting them

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Explain back: Groundnuts, cotton and the other products of legitimate trade

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Explain back: Germany after Versailles and the appeal of Nazism

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Link to today: Why democracy failed in Italy and Germany between the wars

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Explain back: The Anschluss and the annexation of Austria

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Explain back: Pearl Harbor and the entry of the United States

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Link to today: The defeat of Japan and the end of the war

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Explain back: The aims and principles of the UN Charter

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Link to today: African agents and catechists in the missionary effort

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Explain back: Government involvement and the education ordinances

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Link to today: The elite and the beginnings of Nigerian nationalism

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