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92 prompts matching "How many people were taken"

Spot My Mistake: Why the pyramids were built

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Tell me about why the pyramids were built w

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Spot My Mistake: The insects and animals shown on them

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Tell me about the insects and animals shown

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Spot My Mistake: How Britain ruled

You are my Primary 5 History teacher. Tell me about how Britain ruled with one mistake hid

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Teach It Back: How a kingdom grew

I am in Primary 5 and I am studying Nigerian history. I have just been taught how a kingdo

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Teach It Back: How indirect rule worked in the north

I am in Primary 5 and I am studying Nigerian history. I have just been taught how indirect

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Teach It Back: How long Amina is said to have ruled

I am in Primary 5 and I am studying Nigerian history. I have just been taught how long Ami

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Teach It Back: How Nigeria became free

I am in Primary 5. I have just been taught how Nigeria became free in my upper primary his

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Picture the Scene: The roads and railways that were built

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the roads and railways that

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Story Time: How a kingdom fed itself

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how a kingdom fed itself. T

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Story Time: What ordinary people noticed at the time

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on what ordinary people notice

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Story Time: How a historian tests a source

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how a historian tests a sou

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Story Time: How the day was marked

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how the day was marked. Tel

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Story Time: How the number of states has grown

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how the number of states ha

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Story Time: How the country was put back together

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how the country was put bac

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Put the Events in Order: How the routes decided where towns grew

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how the routes decided wher

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Put the Events in Order: How a village governed itself

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how a village governed itse

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Put the Events in Order: How early nationalism prepared the way

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how early nationalism prepa

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Put the Events in Order: How the city-states dealt with one another

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how the city-states dealt w

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Put the Events in Order: How a casting was finished

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how a casting was finished.

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Put the Events in Order: How the finds are cared for now

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how the finds are cared for

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