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The ancient empires phase of West African history came first
The Wealth of Nations (full title - An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations) is fundamentally a series of collected lecture notes, put together in the ten years between 1766 and 1776 by Adam Smith, a then professor of moral philosophy at the University of Glasgow. It is considered to be the first modern work on economics, and established the first comprehensive characterization of economic mechanisms that still survive in modern economics.
he was the first christian king and brough the christian religion to the kingdom my teacher said.
He impacted the Frankish kingdom because, first of all, he was crowned the Emperor of Rome and included the Frankish kingdom in his empire. He then spread all of the beliefs previously found in the Frankish kingdom into all the other provinces in his control so that the Frankish kingdom was the main source of laws and beliefs. Some of these beliefs contained of Christianity, Wergild, and Ordeal. Lastly, He gave the Frankish kingdom most of its land and power.
Cause - to increase land territory and wealth. Effect - life was, good or bad, it shaped the way we are now.
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The Kingdom of Axum was known for being the first major African nation to become Christian.
Adam Smith wrote The Wealth of Nations.
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Ghana, according to my son's test
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Mark Shuttleworth is an entrepreneur out of South Africa with dual citizenship in South Africa and the United Kingdom. He founded Canonical Ltd. and was the first citizen from an independent African country to travel into space as a tourist.
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The two-kingdom system of classification was first proposed by Carolus Linnaeus in the 18th century. He classified organisms into two kingdoms: Plantae and Animalia based on their mode of nutrition.
Based on my research, By the time of the First Dynasty (2680 B.C.), Egyptians were wearing bracelets made of gold and silver and decorated with semiprecious stones. Skilled goldsmiths of the New Kingdom (1558 to 1085 B.C.) crafted inlaid designs made of African gemstones.