The migration of the Bantu people throughout Southern half of Africa led to a diffusion of Bantu languages. Today the number of Bantu languages is estimated to be between 200 and 500 (the difference is based on the unclear distinction between a language and a dialect) and Bantu languages are spoken in a very vast area.
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It's very important in a community for the people to be good citizens. First of all, it creates social harmony, - everyone's there for each other and there to help. We all do our part, and keep the community happy and where everybody gets along. If people didn't get along and weren't good citizens, nobody would talk to each other and there would really be no community. In conclusion, a good community is based around good citizenship, and any community with good citizens is a good community.
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I believe all the above aka 4 because the communities had to much of an over crowding which lead to crime and then a disease broke out which occurs in the 19th century
Either of the two lines if latitude and longitude whose intersection determines the geographical point of a place.
In general, we can affirm that values focused on freedom and social well-being are what help to form the economic and political ideas of a person or party. However, freedom and social well-being are relative concepts that can be different between each individual. Many people associate these concepts with them and their peers and, therefore, seek to support parties that encourage these values in a more segregated and individualized way. Other people, however, have these values in a more humanistic way and seek to associate themselves with parties that share this type of thinking.
In this case, we can say that the values defended by political parties can shape people's thinking about a country's economy and politics. The problem with this, is that depending on the party, this mold can be harmful and harm people like me, who are part of social minorities, or even harm people who defend another type of thinking.
