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250 prompts matching "Nigeria and Britain in Nigeria Today"

Nigerian Context: Drying and smoking the fish

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on drying and smoking the fish. Show me

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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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Compare and Contrast: Why indirect rule was cheaper for Britain

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on why indirect rule was cheaper for Br

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Nigerian Context: Anthony Enahoro and the motion for independence

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on Anthony Enahoro and the motion for i

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Explain and Practice: The Sultan of Sokoto today

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Explain the Sultan of Sokoto today to me first, then

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Explain and Practice: Why Britain turned against the slave trade

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Explain why Britain turned against the slave trade t

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Common Entrance Revision: What the company handed over to Britain

You are my Primary 6 History teacher preparing me for Common Entrance. Set me the kind of

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Explain and Practice: What indirect rule cost Nigeria

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Explain what indirect rule cost Nigeria to me first,

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Nigerian Context: How indirect rule still shows in Nigeria today

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on how indirect rule still shows in Nig

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Picture the Scene: What Oyo left behind for Yorubaland today

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on what Oyo left behind for Yorubaland

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Story Time: The Ooni and the earliest kings

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the Ooni and the earliest k

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Compare and Contrast: The learning the caliphate is remembered for

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the learning the caliphate

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Timeline Order: Learning and books in the caliphate

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on learning and books in the c

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Story Time: Kola nuts and leather in the trade (Y6)

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on kola nuts and leather in th

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Explain It Back: Fishing villages in the Delta today

I am in Primary 6 and I am studying Nigerian history. I have just been taught fishing vill

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Nigerian Context: The middlemen and their power

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on the middlemen and their power. Show

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Nigerian Context: Why Europe wanted African land

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on why Europe wanted African land. Show

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Picture the Scene: The areas Britain claimed

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on the areas Britain claimed. Describe

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Picture the Scene: why Britain amalgamated the protectorates

You are my Primary 6 History teacher. Today we are on why Britain amalgamated the protecto

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Timeline Order: The warrant chiefs and the counting

You are my Primary 6 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the warrant chiefs and the

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