Cape Verde

Essay #2 The islands of Cape Verde were exposed and colonized by the Portuguese in the 15th century. Cape Verde later became a trading center for African slaves and later a significant resting stop for long-haul shipping. Ensuing independence in 1975 and a faltering interest in unification with Guinea- Bissau, which is a one party system that was established in the 1990. Cape Verde also remains to exhibit one of Africa’s greatest steady democratic governments. Recurrent droughts in the 20th century

habits,, music, and arts. I considered my culture to be Cape Verdean. I was born and raised in Cape Verde until I was fourteen. My country was colonized by the Portuguese, so there are a lot common culture aspects between Cape Verde and Portugal . One of the results of colonization was implementation of catholicism as a primary religion in my country. It was not until recent years that other forms of religious started to emerge in Cape Verde. However, for some people who strong practice catholicism

needed to be and that she should bring her family along too. America has way more opportunities and you can have a happy life here, come!” (Monteiro) Arcangela came from Sao Nicolau, one of the poorest islands in Cape Verde.

Cape Verde The island chain Cape Verde is located off the north west coast of Africa its top three exports are sea vessels such as battleships 39%, non-fillet fish 25%, and processed fish 19%. The sea vessel industry makes almost 51.6 million dollars a year. The Cape Verde sea vessel indu`stry exports almost all of its wares to the Republic of Congo. Most of the materials for this industry are imported from central Africa not affecting Cape Verde instead harming other countries to get the materials

production, water system investment, and agricultural experimentation. Cape Verde faces a number of fairly unique barriers to growth as a developing African country. Geographic and structural factors contribute to problems that hold back economic growth. The development of Cape Verde’s energy and water infrastructure can alleviate some of its problems. Cape Verde’s geographic characteristics make food production difficult. The Cape Verdean archipelago faces problems concerning its mountainous terrain

Women have struggled to identify themselves and claim what has belonged to them, because of their race, class, as well as, gender, that has limited them from all the opportunities men have received. While growing in a more recent generation, individuals believe that there is no longer a gender divide because women no longer are forced to stay in the home and cook and clean, while the men work. Women have resisted returning to the lifestyle of being a housewife, and now are working at higher positions

Some may say music is just music; a song is just a song. However, music plays an enormous role in our psychology, because a single song has the ability to bring about many kinds of thoughts and emotions in the listener. Music is subtly one of the main factors in which people identify with certain groups and establish their belonging in society. It shapes people’s perspectives on how the world functions and the roles they play within it. Music can function the same way in a culture; it can reflect

me because I haven’t seen him for eight years. Never got that chance to say goodbye. Most of my mother side of the family lives half way across the world, in the Cape Verde Islands in the West Coast of Africa. I can’t believe it, when I got phone call from my sister living in Portugal, saying “Manny grandpa just passed away in Cape Verde.” How can it be when he was just recovering from a sickness

Framework for Analysis School closure is a sensitive and complicated situation. Therefore, it should be worked tactfully and strategically. The students’ academic learning, safety, and smooth transition during times of changes should be the focal point for any administrator, during a school closure. As human beings, the leaders will experience a broad spectrum of feelings, that will most likely push him or her into a ‘rollercoaster of sentiments’, while dealing with this type of crisis. However

In Ponomareva’s article, “What Successful Principals Do and What Unsuccessful Ones Fail to Do”, the author outlines what they believe to be the key factors and attributes that propel certain principals to greater success than others. Although many of these at first glance appear to be more of the “simply common sense” variety, others give the reader pause to marinate in the greater implications of those basic characteristics. Ponomareva (2015) rationalizes that his “many years of practical interaction