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Algeria is the largest country in Africa and has a long history dating back 10,000 years. It has a population of over 40 million people and borders Tunisia, Libya, Morocco, Western Sahara, Mali, and Niger. Algeria gained independence from France in 1962 and its capital and largest city is Algiers. Key facts about Algeria include its total area of over 2 million square kilometers and coastline along the Mediterranean Sea.
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Tunisia
Tunisia has a diverse geography due to its location on the Mediterranean coast of northern Africa. It borders the Mediterranean Sea, Algeria, and Libya, with the Sahara Desert located to the south. The coastal regions have a moderate climate around 64 degrees Fahrenheit, while the southern areas bordering the Sahara are much hotter during the day and colder at night. While industries like mining, energy, tourism and manufacturing are growing, over half of Tunisia's workforce still engages in farming. The major languages spoken are Arabic and French, with the majority being Sunni Muslim. Traditional Tunisian cuisine focuses on ingredients like olive oil, spices, tomatoes, and seafood in dishes like couscous, tajines
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Tunisia has a diverse landscape and climate, with mild weather in the north and desert in the south. The main language is Arabic, though French and other languages are also spoken. Most Tunisians are Muslim and traditions include wearing certain flowers to indicate marital status. Tourism, mining, and manufacturing are important economic sectors. Sports like golf, scuba diving and fishing are popular activities.
Tunisia
Tunisia is an independent republic located in North Africa with a population of over 10 million people. Its capital and largest city is Tunis. Tunisia has a diverse culture influenced by Roman, Arab, and European traditions. The majority of Tunisians are Muslim and speak Arabic, with some also speaking French. The economy relies on agriculture including olives and citrus fruits. Traditional Tunisian cuisine features dishes like couscous and brik.
Algeria
Algeria is located in North Africa, bordering the Mediterranean Sea. Islam is the dominant religion, and Arabic is the most widely spoken language. Couscous, a pasta dish made from semolina, is the national cuisine. Algeria has a population of over 38 million and its economy relies heavily on oil and natural gas exports.
Algeria
The document provides background information on Algeria. It begins with a fact file that lists key details about Algeria such as its capital, population, languages, and leadership. It then discusses Algeria's flag, anthem, and national symbols. The document proceeds to describe Algeria's geography, climate, vegetation, wildlife, agriculture, economy, provinces, demographics, culture, and transportation system. It provides an overview of the major regions and natural resources of Algeria.
Tunisia
1) Tunisia's capital and largest city is Tunis, with other major cities including Sfax. The main currency is the Tunisian dinar and leading exports are food goods. Islam is the dominant religion.
2) Tunisia was founded by Phoenicians in the 12th century BC and was later conquered by the Roman Empire. It gained independence from France in 1957.
3) The people and culture of Tunisia are influenced by Berber, Arab and European roots. Traditional Tunisian architecture and clothing help cope with the hot climate.
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Tunisia has a diverse landscape and climate, with mild weather in the north and desert in the south. The main language is Arabic, though French and other languages are also spoken. Most Tunisians are Muslim and traditions include wearing certain flowers to indicate marital status. Tourism, mining, and manufacturing are important economic sectors. Sports like golf, scuba diving and fishing are popular activities.
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Tunisia is an independent republic located in North Africa with a population of over 10 million people. Its capital and largest city is Tunis. Tunisia has a diverse culture influenced by Roman, Arab, and European traditions. The majority of Tunisians are Muslim and speak Arabic, with some also speaking French. The economy relies on agriculture including olives and citrus fruits. Traditional Tunisian cuisine features dishes like couscous and brik.
Algeria
Algeria is located in North Africa, bordering the Mediterranean Sea. Islam is the dominant religion, and Arabic is the most widely spoken language. Couscous, a pasta dish made from semolina, is the national cuisine. Algeria has a population of over 38 million and its economy relies heavily on oil and natural gas exports.
Algeria
The document provides background information on Algeria. It begins with a fact file that lists key details about Algeria such as its capital, population, languages, and leadership. It then discusses Algeria's flag, anthem, and national symbols. The document proceeds to describe Algeria's geography, climate, vegetation, wildlife, agriculture, economy, provinces, demographics, culture, and transportation system. It provides an overview of the major regions and natural resources of Algeria.
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3) The people and culture of Tunisia are influenced by Berber, Arab and European roots. Traditional Tunisian architecture and clothing help cope with the hot climate.
Nigeria
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Morocco is a country located in North Africa with a population of nearly 32 million. It has coastlines on both the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea. Morocco borders Spain, Algeria, and Mauritania and has a well-developed tourism industry focused on its coasts, culture, and history. Popular tourist destinations include deserts, cities, markets, mountains, and beaches.
Nigeria My Pride
This document provides an overview of Nigeria, including its location in West Africa between Benin and Niger, population of over 150 million, and history of becoming an independent nation in 1960. It discusses Nigeria's political divisions into 36 states and 774 local government areas organized into six geographical zones. The document also summarizes Nigeria's major ethnic groups, languages, religions, climate affected by tropical winds and rainfall, vegetation zones, drainage system including the Niger River, education system, mineral resources such as oil and gas, tourism attractions, major cities including Lagos and Abuja, and the state of Bauchi including its capital city and my school located there.
North Africa
The document provides an overview of North Africa, including details on the geography, economies, populations, and histories of several North African countries. Egypt relies heavily on agriculture along the Nile River and tourism. Libya earns most of its income from oil exports. Tunisia depends on mining and farming along its Mediterranean coast. Algeria has a developing economy based on natural gas, petroleum, and agriculture in northern coastal areas. Morocco's economy includes fishing, tourism, and farming of crops like citrus fruits and olives.
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Politics and culture africa
This document provides an overview of Africa, including its diversity, history, misconceptions, and countries. Africa is the second largest and most populated continent, with some of the earliest humans and oldest civilizations. It has been impacted by the slave trade, colonialism, and globalization. However, common misconceptions are that Africa is homogeneous, problems are due to internal conflicts, and the entire continent is poor, diseased, and war-torn. The document then lists the countries of Africa divided by regions.
Africa geography
Before the 16th century, western Africa consisted of many independent states and kingdoms. The people lived in villages and towns and farmed crops like millet, rice, and yams. They traded goods like salt, gold, and cloth between communities. Powerful states developed with kings, governments, and large towns connected by trade routes. The culture included diverse ethnic groups with their own languages and religious and social customs.
Sub-sahara Africa History
This document provides a summary of sub-Saharan African history, including:
- Major kingdoms and empires that arose such as Ghana, Mali, and Songhai empires
- The trans-Saharan slave trade between 900-1500 CE that impacted the region
- European colonization from the 15th century onwards that divided much of Africa
- Independence movements from the 20th century leading to most countries gaining sovereignty
Nigeria
Nigeria was named by Flora Shaw and was formerly a British colony, gaining independence in 1960. It has a diverse population and was historically conquered by several groups, resulting in over 250 languages spoken. Nigeria has a federal republic government composed of 36 states and the capital territory of Abuja. The economy relies on industries like manufacturing, finance, and technology and important buildings include the Central Bank of Nigeria constructed in 1958. Traditional cultural practices include public coming of age ceremonies and the predominant religions are Christianity and Islam.
Nigeria
Nigeria was named by Flora Shaw and was formerly a British colony, gaining independence in 1960. It has a federal democratic republic government composed of 36 states. Nigeria has a diverse population and culture, with over 250 ethnic groups and languages. Some key economic activities include expanding manufacturing, financial, and communications sectors. Important buildings include the Central Bank of Nigeria building constructed in 1958. Popular sports include football, with many Nigerian players in European leagues, and track athletes have also found success in the Olympics.
Africa
Africa is the second largest continent covering about 30.3 million square kilometers. It has over 1.1 billion people and is surrounded by water on three sides. Africa has a large diversity of ethnicities, cultures, and languages and was colonized by European powers in the late 19th century. It is home to the Sahara desert, the longest river in the world the Nile, and the tallest mountain on the continent Mount Kilimanjaro.
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North Africa consists of 6 countries located along the Mediterranean coast and Sahara desert. The key geographic features include the Atlas Mountains, which run along the coast, the world's largest hot desert, the Sahara, and the Nile River valley. Ancient civilizations developed along the Nile, with Egyptians constructing advanced irrigation systems and pyramids. Historically, the region has been influenced by traders along camel caravan routes and has connections to the Middle East. Today, the main ethnic groups are the indigenous Berber farmers and Arab migrants from the Arabian peninsula who speak Arabic.
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Algeris hj
- 1. Algeria
- 3. History • Algeria has been populated since 10,000 BC, as depicted in the Tassili National Park. The indigenous peoples of northern Africa are a distinct native population, called the Berbers[18] by Greeks and Romans, and then by Arabs.
- 5. Location • Algeria is the tenth-largest country in the world and the largest in Africa, after the secession of South Sudan on the 9th of July 2011 from Sudan, the latter being the former biggest country in Africa.The country is bordered in the northeast by Tunisia, in the east by Libya, in the west by Morocco, in the southwest by Western Sahara, Mauritania, and Mali, in the southeast by Niger, and in the north by theMediterranean Sea
- 9. Some more facts • Geographic coordinates: 28 00' N, 3 00' E • Area: total - 2,381,740 sq km, land - 2,381,740 sq km, water - 0 sq km • Land boundaries: total - 6,343 km • Border countries: Libya 982 km, Mali 1,376 km, Mauritania 463 km, Morocco 1,559 km, Niger 956 km, Tunisia 965 km, Western Sahara 42 km • Coastline: 998 km • Note: second-largest country in Africa (after Sudan)
- 10. Important info. • President Abdelaziz Bouteflika • - Prime Minister Abdelmalek Sellal • Capital: Algiers • Independence from France - • Recognized 3 July 1962 - • Declared5 July 1962