Mozambique

500 miles

Mount Namuli is the highest peak in the Zambezia Province of Mozambique. (2419m)

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Before colonization, Mozambique was ruled by various indigenous kingdoms and chiefdoms, each with its own social and political structures. The region was characterized by a diversity of ethnic groups, including the Shona, Makua, and Sena, who engaged in trade, agriculture, and fishing. The influence of Arab traders along the coast facilitated the spread of Islam and cultural exchange, while local leaders maintained control over their territories. This pre-colonial governance was marked by a complex social hierarchy and regional alliances.

Mozambique is known for mining several minerals, most notably graphite and tantalite. Graphite mining, particularly in the northern region of the country, has gained attention due to the increasing demand for this material in various industries, including battery production. Additionally, Mozambique has deposits of other minerals such as coal and gemstones.

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Interdependence

There are no islands west of Mozambique. -The large island EAST of Mozambique is Madagascar.

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The population at the end of 2008 was 21,780,614. It has been increasing steadily in the last decade and is expected to experience continued growth.
In 2010 it was 21,669,278.

Mozambique is a developing country. It has been rebuilding is economy since the end of a civil war in 1992. Despite its recent progress, Mozambique remains to be one of the poorest nations in the world.

The name of the Portuguese explorer who made the famous crissing between Angola and Mozambique is VASCO DA GAMA.

The Mozambique and Benguela Currents both occur off the coast of the continent of Africa and form part of the Indian Ocean gyre which is a system of rotating ocean currents, and one of five oceanic gyres. The Mozambique current runs along the eastern coast of Africa between Africa and Madagascar, whereas the Benguela Current flows along the western coast of Africa between Namibia and the Southern African Cape.

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Mozambique has sunrise first.

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Zimbabawe was not a Portugese colony, it was a British colony.

Mozambique was indeed a Portugese colony.

Both did suffer flight of the more affluent classes after gaining independence, though that flight began long before the actual independence day.

Zimbabwe didn't formally gain independence. The Ian Smith government unilaterally declared independence from Britain. Then it endured a long civil war with eventual victory going to the revolutionary forces of Robert Mugabe's ZANU party as well as several minor parties.

Chile is slightly smaller than Turkey and Mozambique is slightly larger than Turkey. Turkey is 302,535 sq. miles, Chile is 292,183 sq. miles and Mozambique is 309,496 sq. miles.

The Great Limpopo Tranfrontier Park is located in Mozambique. It is North-East of the capital of Maputo. The town of Massingir is one of the only small towns located on the southern side of the park. I visited the park as part of my thesis research trip and I was amazed at the difference from what I had read prior to going what it is actually like there.

what is the large island country that lies east of Mozambique? what is the population density of this country

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hong kong for sure.

Imperialism in Mozambique primarily occurred during the late 19th and early 20th centuries when the territory became a Portuguese colony. The Portuguese established control over Mozambique as part of their broader colonial ambitions in Africa, exploiting its resources and labor. Colonial rule led to significant social, economic, and cultural changes, often resulting in resistance from local populations. The impact of imperialism is still evident today in Mozambique’s socio-economic challenges and post-colonial struggles.

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