Africa

**AFRICA** **Congratulations, you have discovered our collection of materials for Africa. The resources below have been divided into some of the major themes and topics from the region. If you see something that interests you, by all means go ahead and take a look at it, use it, and if you could, leave us a comment or two about how this resource worked for you. This site is always looking for new and improved material, so if you think you have something that would be an awesome addition to the site, become a member and post it.**
 * Egypt ||  ||   ||   ||   ||

[| mandela/] This site chronicles Mandela’s life and provides access to a wide variety of primary sources. ||
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 * ~ Site ||~ **Description** ||
 * **Africa: South of the Sahara** || [] This site provides a great deal of information on the countries of Africa and the issues facing them. ||
 * ~ **Student Resources** ||
 * **Site** || **Description** ||
 * **Africa** || [] At this site students can learn about the daily life of students in four African nations, play a virtual thumb piano, or figure out how the hero of a Swahili folktale can accomplish his mission. “Teacher Tools” also has lesson plans. ||
 * **Ancient Egypt -- The British Museum** || [] This website deals with many areas of study of Ancient Egypt. Explore Egyptian Life, Geography, Pyramids, and Time. ||
 * **The Long Walk of Nelson Mandela** || [|http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/]
 * **The Long Walk of Nelson Mandela** || [|http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/]
 * **African Voices** || [] In this site students explore Africa's past and the history of the land and people. The topics to explore are the various forms of the wealth, working and living in Africa, the Mali, the slave trade, and colonialism. ||


 * Early Humans **


 * Ancient Civilizations **


 * Introduction of Islam **


 * European Colonization **


 * Apartheid **


 * Independence Movements **

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 * Modern Africa **