1. Personal Narrative - My Transformation
In a land in which the some of the first human beings originated; the history, cultures, and religions differentiate significantly from our rich and ethnically diverse culture in the United States. .
Tanzania originated from two countries; Tanganyika and Zanzibar which united after Tanganyika, 1961, and Zanzibar, 1963, were granted independence from Britain. But in the 19th century Tanganyika and Zanzibar were two completely different nations. Although both nations were coastal areas and contact with other nations became quite frequent, neither country had considered becoming a united country until the 1900s. The first Europeans arrived in 1498 on the East African Coast in Vasco de Gama's, a Portuguese explorer, ships. And by 1506, Portugal controlled the entire coast along with all trade on the Indian Ocean. But the Portuguese had concentrated on Mombassa in Kenya by the 16th and 17th centuries. After the Portuguese had lost interest in Zanzibar and Tanganyika in the 18th century the Omanis took control and designated Zanzibar as their capital. After a short while Britain took an interest in the East African coast. But Germany also took interest in the same area and in 1890 it was decided that Britain would become a protectorate over Zanzibar and Germany would make Tanganyika a German colony. Eventually a rebellion broke out in 1905 in Tanganyika; the Germans attempted to calm the rebellions but were not successful until 1907. Along with the rebellions border disputes broke out between the Germans and British when WWI was declared and battles erupted along the borders eventually resulting in German victory. But after the war ended the Versailles peace talks deemed German East Africa as British land. The nations were finally put under the control of the United Nations Trusteeship after WWII but were still a British protectorate. In 1963 the nations united and became Tanzania.
From the work loads, it shows that in the barren environment of the Kalahari dessert, the present day Bushmen need only 12 to 19 hours per week to obtaining a diet rich in protein and a high nutritional standard, while their farmer neighbors, the Hadza nomads of Tanzania, need 14 hours per week and get less protein. ...
Mature trees have also been killed through salt production for hotels: On Mafia island, Tanzania saltwater is boiled to leave salt. ... Fossilised coral can be used for building purposes and so areas such as off the coast of Tanzania, have had serious problems with coral mining. ...
First of all is their identity as "true Africans" that springs from the belief of their "purity", unlike other cultures places in Africa like Kenya or Tanzania that experience an immense influence from Western culture, the Maasai are proud of their ability to maintain their purity, by sticking to their traditions. ...
Tanzania is one of the poorest countries in the world; their leader Julius Nyerer had a dream of being self-reliant. Tanzania produced its own goods; grew their own food just for themselves. Because of the lack of food and clothes many Tanzanian children died from diseases like AIDS. ... The people from Tanzania benefited from these clothes and goods that were shipped by the Mitumba people; they were in much need of these resources. The Mitumba trade improved the Tanzanian people's poverty. ...
Cranium D is known as Paranthropus (Australopithecus) boisei, found in east Africa (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi), lived for about 2.1 " 1.1 million years ago. ... The first fossil was discovered at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania in 1959 by Mary Leakey. ... OH 24 is the oldest fossil skull found at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania. ... This fossil is one of the most complete skulls of this species, best known from the Turkana Basin (Kenya) and Olduvai Gorge (Tanzania) in East Africa. ...
Kenya has maintained good political relations with its northern neighbors, and its status with Uganda and Tanzania are better as the three countries are part of the EAC, and work for mutual economic benefit. ... Exports - partners: Uganda 18%, UK 15%, Tanzania 12%, Pakistan 8% Imports: $3 billion (2000 est.) ...
