The Fatimids in North Africa: Innovations, Contributions, and Decline
The Fatimids were an Islamic religious movement of an Ismaili branch of the Shi’a sect, of the Hashemite clan in the Banu Quraysh tribe. The Fatimids claimed descent from Fatima,…
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Elements of Inter-Group Relations between the Hausa and the Yoruba States, 1500-1800
A summary from the lense of the 14th-15th century story The Early History The early history of Nigerian societies was replete with relations. In fact, the social relations in a…
The Versailles Treaty, painted/courtesy of khanacademy.org
How the 1919 Treaty of Versailles Ended peace in Europe: an AAUAite perspective
It is unarguable that the First World War of 1914-1918 created disturbances all over the world. The Treaty of Versailles was the treaty that was established after World War I…
How Britain and France Underdeveloped West African Nations
The colonization of West African countries that lasted for over five decades has enduring legacies in West Africa; some of these legacies are negative and direct opposition to the course…
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The Cold War: Post-Colonial Africa, the Theatre of Superpowers’ Rivalry
The Cold war of 1945-1991 was an ideological conflict between the capitalist NATO, under the United States of America and the communist USSR by Russia. It was a world war…
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Horses, Firearms, and Political Power in Pre-Colonial West Africa
Pre-colonial political structure in West Africa in reality rose to fame and standard with different responsible factors. In other words, pre-colonial West African political disposition developed gradually as results of…