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Nigerian History

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250 prompts matching "Where the metal came from"

Explain and Practice: the arguments about 1914 that continue today

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Explain the arguments about 1914 that conti

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Story Time: Why indirect rule worked less well in the west (Y6)

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on why indirect rule worked le

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Story Time: The taxes that caused it

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the taxes that caused it. T

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Explain and Practice: The practice of sitting on a man

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Explain the practice of sitting on a man to

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Explain and Practice: The part played by the returning soldiers

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Explain the part played by the returning so

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Explain and Practice: The craftsmen and weavers of Oyo

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Explain the craftsmen and weavers of Oyo to me first

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Explain and Practice: the constitutional conferences

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Explain the constitutional conferences to m

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Nigerian Context: why Nigeria became a republic

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on why Nigeria became a republic. Show

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Story Time: the Mid-West region created in 1963

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the Mid-West region created

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Story Time: The coup of January 1966

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the coup of January 1966. T

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Story Time: The hunger and the relief flights

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the hunger and the relief f

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Story Time: The oil money of the 1970s

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the oil money of the 1970s.

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Story Time: The military heads of state

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the military heads of state

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Explain and Practice: Why the soldiers finally went back to barracks

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Explain why the soldiers finally went back

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Story Time: the elections of 1999

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the elections of 1999. Tell

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Explain and Practice: the change of power in 2015

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Explain the change of power in 2015 to me f

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Story Time: The borders our history left us

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the borders our history lef

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Explain and Practice: The buildings history left standing

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Explain the buildings history left standing

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Nigerian Context: How the first figure was discovered

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on how the first figure was discovered.

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Rapid Quiz: What the terracotta figures look like

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Ask me five quick questions on what the ter

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