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African Americans were becoming aware of a shared culture with Africans.
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What was the impact of panafricanism movements?
THE IMPACT of pan african was cased depopulation among the peoples who used violence means as fightigh which caused blood shedding.
What was one goal of panafricanism?
For people of African descent around the world to help each otherFor people of african descent around the world to help each other
What was the panAfricanism?
It was and is a cooperative movement to establish independence for the nations of Africa, and to cultivate unity among black people throughout the world. The movement began in the 19th century and eventually led to the founding of the OAU (Organization of African Unity) in 1963, now known as the African Union.
What are some team names beginning with word idea?
The Idea Icons The Idea Idols The Idea Ideals Ideas in an Instant Ideas and Imagination Ideas with Impact The Idea Implementers Idea Importers Idea Intensity The Idea Investigators The Idea Inquisition Ideas with Insight The Idea Instigators The Idea Instruments The Idea Intelligentsia The Idea Invasion
What is the opposite of good idea?
The opposite of a good idea would be a bad idea. Depending on how bad you could also say terrible idea.
Example of an idea that is a noun?
An idea that is a noun: idea
What is a big idea?
the bid idea is the main idea of the story
Why do people think hybrids are better than muscle cars?
i dont have no idea i dont have no idea i dont have no idea i dont have no idea i dont have no idea
How spell idea?
idea
What is an uninvented idea?
An uninvented idea is an idea that has not been invented yet.
What is the main idea of v for vendetta?
The power of an idea. An idea never dies.
Should it be I have no idea or I have know idea?
I am sorry but this is a little obvious: it's, "I have no idea." 'no' implies lack of, ie. "I am lacking an idea, I do not have an idea." 'know' implies the understanding of the truth, ie. "I am aware idea." The latter makes no sense.
