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stich3 [128]
3 years ago
6

What can you learn about YOURSELF from your current history class?

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Andre45 [30]3 years ago
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you can learn about who your ansesters were which  shows your roots like if they were a indian than you have a little indian in you!

(i dont know what your learning about but just change Indian to whatever your learning in history)

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Mandela won the Nobel Peace Prize and is widely hailed as an emblem of reconciliation for his role in South Africa’s transition to democracy.

A South African embassy spokeswoman declined to elaborate on Langa’s comments.

China and South Africa have stepped up their economic ties in recent years, and Pretoria has twice denied the Dalai Lama — the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader condemned as a separatist by Beijing — a visa.

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