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The Organization of African Unity and the Challenges of Neocolonialism
Evaluate the 1963 founding of the OAU in Addis Ababa, the decision to respect inherited colonial borders, and enduring economic dependency on foreign markets.
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African Independence and Post-Colonial Sovereignty
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Evaluate the causes, diverse methodologies (negotiated vs. armed), and political outcomes of African independence movements, comparing key nationalist leaders.
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