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Angola and Namibia are neighboring countries in southern Africa. Angola is larger than Texas and California combined, covering over 480,000 square miles. It has a desert climate in the south and a tropical climate in the north. Diamonds are Angola's leading export as it is a key source. Namibia has a population of under 3 million and relies on diamond exports despite difficulties with farming due to its desert environment. It gained independence from South Africa in 1990 after 75 years of rule.
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1. Angola is a large country in southern Africa that includes an exclave, or separated area. Angola was a Portuguese colony until gaining independence in 1975.
2. Namibia is located south of Angola. Namibia gained independence in 1990 after 75 years of South African rule. Namibia has a desert climate and relies on mining exports, especially diamonds.
3. Both countries have diverse geography and cultures. Angola has highlands and a coast on the Atlantic Ocean, while northern Angola is drier. The dominant ethnic group in Namibia speaks Afrikaans and lives near the Namib Desert coastline.
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1. Angola is a large country in southern Africa that includes an exclave, or separated area. Angola was a Portuguese colony until gaining independence in 1975.
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The document summarizes key facts about Egypt, including that it has very little land suitable for farming, its capital is Cairo, and the Nile River is vitally important, providing water for crops and being known as the "artery of Egypt". It also mentions that Ancient Egypt had one of the most influential civilizations in world history, leaving behind hieroglyphics, and mummifying important deceased people like pharaohs.
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Isis article and questions
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This document provides instructions for an assignment asking students to interview a family member about their experiences on September 11, 2001. Students are to ask their subject three questions and write a three paragraph essay with a topic sentence for each paragraph. The essay must include at least two quotations from the interview and be checked for grammar and spelling. The assignment is meant to have students learn about one of the most significant events in US history from someone who experienced it firsthand.
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- 2. Angola and Namibia Created by Mr. Raponi
- 3. Malawi Angola Zambia Namibia Zimbabwe Botswana
- 4. Angola is a huge, nearly square mass of land that covers more than 480,000 miles, an area larger than Texas and California put together. Angola also include a tiny, _____________, or an area of a country that is separated from the main part.
- 5. Who can give me an Exclave of the United States?
- 6. Most of Angola is part of the same huge inland The Land __________________ that sweeps through the Republic of South Africa. Many rivers cover this area, some flow into the _________________ in the north and others flow into the _________________ Ocean
- 7. Hilly grasslands cover northern Angola. The More Land southern part of the country is a rocky desert. If you traveled across Angola, you experience two types of climate __________________ areas has a desert climate. The ________________ has a tropical climate.
- 8. Nearly _________ of The Economy Angola’s _________ million people live in the countryside where subsistence farmers grow corn, cotton, and sugarcane. Mining provides most of Angola’s income. Angola is rich in diamonds, iron ore and manganese, ______________ is the country’s leading export.
- 9. In the 1400s, the History ______________ kingdom ruled a large part of northern Angola. From the 1500s until its independence in _______________, Angola was a colony of ______________. Although African languages are spoken, _________________________ is the official language.
- 10. South of Angola lies Namibia, one of Africa’s _______________ countries. Namibia became independent in ________________ after 75 years of South African rule.
- 11. Namibia has a land area of 317,870 sq miles, ½ The Land the size of ____________________. A large plateau runs directly down the center and is the most populated area of the country. The _________________ desert runs almost the entire length of Namibia’s Atlantic coast, it stretches for 1200 miles.
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