War on terrorism, term used to describe the American-led global counterterrorism campaign launched in response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. ...
Africa was being helped by USSR and Portugal was losing control
people were unhappy and with new found freedom in site and weapons they fought hard
they decided to end their loses and withdraw
<span>The end of the French and Indian war brought with
it a major change in relations between Britain and her colonies because
Britian expected the colonies to pay for much of the war. This led to
the colonies voicing their grievances against the Crown. </span>
Answer:
The Islamic religion had a great effect on West African societies. In the first place, it challenged traditional African religion, weakening the basis on which some of the Sudanese states such as Kanem and ancient Ghana rested, contributing to their downfall.
Explanation:
Islam was spread throughout the region by Muslim merchants as they came into contact with local traders and the elite of urban areas. ... Indeed, in the Ghana Empire, there is no evidence that kings themselves converted to Islam.
