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national dishes that all Chadians share. Grains A thick grain porridge called boule is a common dish throughout Chad. The grain used in the north is generally maize; in the south, millet is the primary grain consumed. Boule can also be made of peanuts, cassava or sorghum, depending on which crop is grown locally. The porridge is rolled into a ball and served with any number of different sauces, made of dried fish, meat or vegetables. Crops such as potatoes, rice and sesame are more common in the agricultural

immediate collapse. Medical treatments are available, but they need to be used immediately for severely exposed victims. The accessibility of cyanide is extremely high. In fact, cyanide is already naturally found in many plants and foods, such as cassava. From my personal experiences and knowledge, cyanide is manufactured in cigarette smoke, textiles, and plastics. Due to all of the natural and man-made items cyanide is found in, it would seem too easy to gather a large quantity. With the information

Throughout his novel, Achebe provides figurative language to enhance our comprehension of Ibo culture. His main use of figurative language is in the form of metaphors. A metaphor that appears repeatedly throughout Things Fall Apart is a metaphor describing the growth of Ikemefuna, who was a boy from an outer village that was adopted into Umuofia, the main setting of the Achebe's novel. Ikemefuna is adopted into the powerful man Okonkwo's family. The novel describes his maturing with the following

property instead of people, and women are made to act a certain way. Everything is the novel Things Fall Apart is gendered. When the narrator states, “His mother and sisters worked hard enough, but they grew women’s crops, like coco-yams, beans and cassava. Yam, the king of crops, was a man’s crop” (19), the narrator states

East Africa has many main crops, but for the drier sections of East Africa, the cropping system is bent around millet. In the more humid districts, main crops are maize and cassava. Coffee, tea, tobacco, sugarcane, and cotton are the crops that produce the most money. Because of the lack of irrigation, East Africa’s crops are very vulnerable to unpredictable weather and external shocks. Water availability is one factor that limits as to how many crops it can produce a year. A project is currently

He is on the border because he was a friend of a person that the tribe trusted. He was trusted enough to be allowed to see the places that the Baracana considered to be sacred. He was also allowed to film the Baracana while they prepared for the Cassava Ceremony. He was also trusted to participate in some ceremonies that they were holding. He was also trusted to make a movie that showed white that they still respected their ancestors and looked after their environment. He was also trusted with the

Should they be seen? Should they be heard? In Chinua Achebe’s novel, Things Fall Apart, women play a rather subordinate role to men on the surface. They are frequently beaten by their husbands and given orders they are obliged to obey. However, upon reflection, the women in this novel actually play a vital role. They serve as the balance and backbone in the Igbo society, despite their common inferiority to the men. Women have distinct roles in this community, but unfortunately this does not stop

History Activity 77 In 1898, the Americans won the Spanish American War, and signed the Treaty of Paris, which ceded both Cuba and the Philippines, among others, to the US for the sum of 20 million dollars. The two countries, which are both islands, have a tropical climate almost all-year round. They were both part of the Spanish empire for almost 400 years. Both Cuba and the Philippines have the natural resources nickel, cobalt, timber, salt, copper, and petroleum. Additionally, these nations are

seemed strange to the Europeans when they were conquering the area. These villages were living off a farming community, and all throughout the story that was the main source of food and money.The farms consisted of men food, yams, and women food, cassavas in the farm. Also, the men were the most important and most dominant sex, especially the ones with titles in the Igbo villages, They had their own hut and space in the village, but for their multiple wives, the men built a smaller hut for them and

4.1 Analysis of Road Network in the Widikum-Menka Area A total of 193.04km of road network exist in the study area (Table 1) and all these are untared except one (the Trans-African Highway) with a road length of 5.87km within the Widikum Municipality that cuts across from Bamenda to Mamfe (Widikum Rural Council, 2014). Table 1: The situation of road network in the Widikum-Menka Area National Regional Streets Total paved Farm to market roads Footpaths Paved Unpaved Paved Unpaved Paved