1) How and why are
colonialism, the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, and the Industrial
Revolution connected to modern inequality?
2) What is
"intersectionality" and why is this a relevant concept in
anthropology?
3) Why is
understanding the historical context of a region and/or cultural
group important in the study of anthropology when we focus on
modern cultures and societies?
4) Explain how people
and societies can come to believe that something that is actually
culturally constructed is "natural" or "normal"?
What social and economic factors drove the European powers to
rely on the trans-Atlantic slave trade for labor in the western
hemisphere? What impact did this have on the lives of the African
slaves?
This is a history question. can someone give me some idea about
this?
thank you
In New York Times "The World: The Atlantic Slave Trade; On Both
Sides, Reason for Remorse" by Howard W. French. Describe in your
own words what going on in this article and why this article so
important towards the readers?
How is the Atlantic Slave trade different from slavery as it has
existed throughout human history up to this point?
What was the impact of the Atlantic Slave trade on the continent
of Africa?
From the BlackStudy 140 Class
Kenya and South Africa are trading partners, and there are
capital flows between the two countries. The currency in Kenya is
the Kenyan shilling (Ksh.) and the currency in South Africa is the
South African Rand (R). Assume that the equilibrium exchange rate
is 0.14R per Kenya shilling. Now suppose that the opportunity cost
of consumption falls in South Africa.
Referring to the Kenyan foreign
exchange market, explain how the
equilibrium exchange rate might change. You
are not required to draw...
Suppose that South Africa and Japan are major trading partners,
and that capital flows occur between the two countries. The
currency in South Africa is the South African Rand (R) and the
currency in Japan is the Japanese Yen (¥). Assume that the
equilibrium exchange rate in South Africa is 0.1R per ¥. Now
suppose that (ceteris paribus) the cost of
borrowing rises in Japan.
a. Using TWO
separate graphs
of the South
African foreign exchange
market, with each graph...
.Briefly explain why, according to the H-O model, international
trade in goods between Europe and Africa would lead to the
equalization of factor prices in both Europe and Africa. (25
points)