Africans do for fun pretty much what other people do for fun.
Watch TV, movies, documentaries, use the Internet, visit malls, cinemas, theme parks, beaches, spas.
The way in which Salvador Dali reflect on disillusionment of the post war period is:
- He used new art forms to reflect the current moods
The influence which he had on the postwar period is:
- He made use of Surrealism to show the pain which people felt.
<h3>What is Post War Disillusionment?</h3>
This refers to the various emotions which are accustomed to the end of a war which is usually pain of readjustment after the loss of loved ones, destruction of property and many psychological scars from war.
With this in mind, we can see that Salvador Dali was a renowned artist who was a key figure during the Disillusionment in Europe between 1919 and 1939 as he made use of art to reflect this.
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<u>Answer</u>:
Islam influenced East Africa in many ways.
<u>Explanation</u>:
By mid-seventeenth century, Islam was already spread in northern Africa after prophet Muhammad moved from 'Mecca' to 'Medina' with his followers. By 18th and 19th century, Arab traders and travellers started spreading Islam across Africa's east coast. After this, they started moving to western and central Sudan.
Mosques were established as a result of Muslim merchants. In the territories they originated from, the refugees had connections and thus trade soared. Africa had Ivory, gold and the Arabs had Yemeni textiles, Omani pearls, and Arabian incense. Thus, there was a three-way trade which involved spices from India's southwest coast and silk from China.
I do believe that the correct answer is choice "A."
My reasoning for this is because King George III violated the natural rights of the colonists during the Pre-Revolution area by disbanding public meetings. He also violated a portion of what we now call the first amendment of the United States Constitution.