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250 prompts matching "The oil palm and where it grows: Spot the Mistake"

Teach It Back: The first shipment in 1958

I am in Primary 5 and I am studying Nigerian history. I have just been taught the first sh

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Teach It Back: The coat of arms

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Teach It Back: What the houses looked like

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Teach It Back: The courts after 1963

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Teach It Back: The constitutions we have had

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Teach It Back: The advertisements in them

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Teach It Back: The political parties

I am in Primary 5 and I am studying Nigerian history. I have just been taught the politica

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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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Picture the Scene: The title of Mai (Y5)

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the title of Mai. Describe

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Picture the Scene: The shapes in our architecture

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the shapes in our architect

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Picture the Scene: Oyo and the kingdom of Dahomey

You are my Primary 5 History teacher. Today we are on Oyo and the kingdom of Dahomey. Desc

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Picture the Scene: The flag and anthem that did not change

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the flag and anthem that di

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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: The north and the south after joining

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the north and the south aft

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Put the Events in Order: The Native Authority

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the Native Authority. Give

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

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Put the Events in Order: The title of Sultan

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the title of Sultan. Give m

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Put the Events in Order: What Amina's story tells us about women in old Hausaland

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on what Amina's story tells us

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Compare British Missionaries and European Explorers

Act as my history tutor. Compare "The Coming of the British Missionaries to Nigeria" with

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Compare The Amalgamation and Indirect Rule

Act as my history tutor. Compare "The Amalgamation of Nigeria" with "Colonial Administrati

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