Language. French is the working language in a number of African nations, as is English. Neither is native to Africa.
Administration. Many African nations use the British form of justice courts and police ranks and military establishments and structures. Many African national leaders are styled " Prime Minister ".
Education. Many well to do African families send their young people to University in Great Britain if they speak English, or France if they speak French. This usually gurantees that they will get a good position at home, in either the Government, or private business. This helps to maintain the status of the ex-colonial nation as a place of higher education.
Social life. The ex-pat social circle in Africa is a powerfull force that can make it's self known to the government, if things are allowed to go to far, as in Zimbabwe. The government there was warned by Great Britain that it would use military force to protect those UK citizens who were being threatened by un-ruly mobs in the interior of the country. The Zimbabwean P.M. took this news very seriously and immediately took measures to solve the problem.
Economics. In many African countries, the real day to day running of the country is done by European people who work either for non-government agencies, or for the government of the country. Highly technical work is rarely done by Africans, who tend to be no more than middle level managers or Government appointees, who owe their jobs to a family or tribal connection.
Infrastructure. Many roads, railways, dams, airports, electricity supply grids and much more, are from before self rule.
Developing countries in Africa become more westernize by the day.This is simply an continuation of western influence witch started during the colonial period.It touches every aspect of live in Africa,there is a shift away from traditional values,the African culture is slowly but surely replaced with American hip hop and bling.Role models like Mandela made way for Obama,I can go on for ever but it would hardly change anything.
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Polish, Russian and Czech are all examples of the Slavic language group, which is a subgroup of Indo-European languages. The Slavic languages are the most widely spoken language subgroups in Europe, with 315 million people speaking some form of it.
European countries established colonies in trading post empires primarily along coastal regions in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Key locations included coastal areas in West Africa, the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia, and the Caribbean, where they set up ports and trading stations. These trading posts facilitated the exchange of goods, such as spices, textiles, and precious metals, while also allowing for the expansion of European influence and control over local economies. Notable examples include the Portuguese in India and the Dutch in Indonesia.
By 1975, communists controlled about one-third of the globe, encompassing a significant portion of Eastern Europe, parts of Asia, and regions in Africa and Latin America. The most notable examples include the Soviet Union, China, and several Eastern European countries under Soviet influence. This control represented a major political and ideological divide during the Cold War era.
Spheres of influence for the U.S. include regions where it exerts significant political, economic, and military influence. For example, in Latin America, the U.S. has historically exercised influence through policies like the Monroe Doctrine and various trade agreements. In East Asia, the U.S. maintains a strong presence through alliances with countries such as Japan and South Korea. Additionally, NATO represents a sphere of influence in Europe, where the U.S. plays a key role in regional security and defense cooperation.
ESPANA ! Spain is our main influence. We see in our names such as.. maria, juan are examples of spanish influence. We also see influence of Spain in our food such as, enpanadas,arroz con habichuellas. When you enter ''OLD SAN JUAN'' you see the castle structures and even past artillary used for defence that cleary displays the influence of Spain.
Bulgaria:Yugoslavia::Germany:poland
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These two Austrian composers are considered to be the outstanding examples of late 18th century European music
Continued pain 8 weeks after an ovarian cystectomy and salpingectomy can have various causes. Two examples that can cause continued pain are the formation of another ovarian cyst or a hematoma.
There are many European countries north of Africa. Spain, France, and Greece, are just three examples.
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In what ways do your roles and relationships influence your communication? Provide specific examples to support your explanation.
Two examples of Hubble's influence are the Hubble Space Telescope and 2008 stamp in his honour.
Three examples of containment include the U.S. policy during the Cold War to prevent the spread of communism, the establishment of military alliances such as NATO to counter Soviet influence, and the Marshall Plan, which aimed to rebuild European economies to deter communist expansion. Additionally, the Korean War can be seen as an effort to contain communism by supporting South Korea against the North. These strategies were aimed at limiting the influence and reach of adversarial ideologies and governments.
Some examples of transculturation include the blending of African, European, and Indigenous American cultures in Latin America, the fusion of Japanese and Western styles in Harajuku fashion, and the incorporation of Asian ingredients in Mexican cuisine. Transculturation occurs when different cultures interact and influence each other, leading to the creation of new and unique cultural practices.