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1B. Circumcision: A token of the covenant God made with Abraham. This was encouraged upon the biblical Abraham, his descendants, and their slaves by God as a sign of "<em>everlasting covenant</em>" that appeared on <em>Genesis 17:13</em>.
2A. Passover: A feast instituted by God in Israel. This is the most important Jewish festival which celebrates the Israelites' liberation from the Egyptians, which lasts from seven to eight days.
3D. Talmud: A collection of writings consisting of Jewish traditions and oral rabbinical commentaries and decisions. This is the central text of the Jews and its religious laws and theology.
4E. Reconnaissance: A preliminary examination or survey, especially for a military operation. In a military context, this is the exploration outside an area to gain information.
5C. Manna: Food that God specially provided Israel during their journeys from Egypt to Canaan. In Christian contexts, this is seen as a spiritual nourishment.
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The neocolonialism sociological perspective employs dependency theory to explain the exploitation of producing nations by industrialized nations.
What are the basic features of neo-colonialism?
Neocolonialism takes the form of financial imperialism, globalization, artistic imperialism, and dependent aid to influence or direct a developing country rather of the previous colonial methods of direct military control or indirect political authority (hegemony).
How does neocolonialism affect the African economy?
As defined by Kwame Nkrumah – the first president of an independent Ghana – the idea of neo-colonialism warns us of the potential regressive influence of unregulated forms of aid, business, and foreign direct asset on poverty reduction and well-being in African countries.
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