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250 prompts matching "Common Entrance Revision: The creeks and how ships reached them"

The towns Amina brought under Zazzau: Today's Nigeria Link

You are my Primary 4 History teacher. Today we are on the towns Amina brought under Zazzau

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The district heads: Put in Order

You are my Primary 4 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the district heads. Give me

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How a boy learned a craft: Explain It Back

I am in Primary 4 and I am studying Nigerian history. I have just been taught how a boy le

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The market as a meeting place: Put in Order

You are my Primary 4 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the market as a meeting pla

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How an Alaafin could be removed: Rapid Quiz

You are my Primary 4 Nigerian History teacher. Ask me five quick questions on how an Alaaf

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How communities were emptied: Story Time

You are my Primary 4 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how communities were emptie

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Compare Igbo Politics and Village Democracy

I am a Primary 4 4 pupil studying Nigerian History. Compare Igbo political systems and vil

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Jaja's quarrel with the British consul: Today's Nigeria Link

You are my Primary 4 History teacher. Today we are on Jaja's quarrel with the British cons

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How Oyo used horses in war: Explain It Back

I am in Primary 4. I have just been taught how Oyo used horses in war in my upper primary

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The place of the eldest: Put in Order

You are my Primary 4 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the place of the eldest. Gi

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The duties of children to parents: Today's Nigeria Link

You are my Primary 4 History teacher. Today we are on the duties of children to parents. S

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Where the works were kept: Put in Order

You are my Primary 4 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on where the works were kept.

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The provinces Oyo ruled: Put in Order

You are my Primary 4 History teacher. Today we are on the provinces Oyo ruled. Give me fiv

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Compare Emirate System and Igbo Politics

I am a Nigerian pupil in Primary 4 studying our history. Compare the Hausa emirate system

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What a legend can and cannot tell a historian: Put in Order

You are my Primary 4 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on what a legend can and canno

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The mission-school pupils who became leaders: Put in Order

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Who kept order in the market: Today's Nigeria Link

You are my Primary 4 History teacher. Today we are on who kept order in the market. Show m

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Compare Oyo Empire and Kanem-Bornu

As a Primary 4 pupil, I am learning Nigerian History. Compare the Oyo Empire and its ruler

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How a decision bound everyone: Story Time

You are my Primary 4 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on how a decision bound everyo

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What the trade cost Nigeria: Put in Order

You are my Primary 4 History teacher. Today we are on what the trade cost Nigeria. Give me

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