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Learn: Mission schools and the beginning of Western education in Nigeria

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Roleplay: The uneven spread of education between North and South

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Quiz me: The professions the educated elite entered

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

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Link to today: The technology that made the conquest of Africa possible

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Learn: The events that led to the calling of the Berlin Conference

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Roleplay: The absence of African rulers from the conference

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Catch my mistakes: The consequences of the Berlin Conference for Africa

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Explain back: The partition of West Africa between Britain and France

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Project task: The speed of the partition, and what explains it

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Link to today: The consequences of the partition for modern Africa

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Quiz me: The land, the peoples and the traditions of origin of Nigeria

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Quiz me: The ecological zones of Nigeria and where each of them lies

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Project task: Mapping the ecological zones of Nigeria

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Learn: The features of the savannah zone

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Learn: The features of the forest zone

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Explain back: The weaknesses of traditions of origin as evidence

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Essay practice: Telescoping and distortion in oral accounts

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Objective test: Political interest and the shaping of a tradition

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Link to today: Why Nigerian communities still keep their traditions of origin

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