Nassoro Habib Mbwana

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Wonderfull! It has just been agreed that History is not a narration of stories, but emperically, my two books: A Revised History for Advanced Level and Colleges - Part One & Part published in USA & UK by Xlibris Publishing Company gives you evidences that enforce our communities to consider History as their life. These books discusses much about the pre-condition of pre-colonial societies and factors for disparity in development with the west. The rise of capitalism by 1500 brought significant changes in Europe and the later USA on global domination. Currently, technologically through neo-colonialism the world is falling into the hands of giant nations. All these have been analytically revised and justified in these two books. Thanks to my publishers, Xlibris.com With much respect www.nashabimmsauthor.com

  1. 09/12/2019

    Question: To what factors that leading to the industrialised nations maximise thier profits

    /''''''\ / /'\ SUBUHI /_/''''\_\ !''''''\ !'''! ! !\ \! JEMA. !,,,! \,,,,,,! Hi students and seniors Good day. Responsibilities made us to be silent for a while. Hoping now some among our students are in a one month long vacation. *Desember Programs* These for online and physical 1. Doing exams and solving for form 6 and high dedicated form 5 (Physical only). 2. Solving only (online and Physical). 3. Topic coverage (Physiacal, some are online). Question for revision: To what factors that leading to the industrialised nations maximize their profits

    9 min

  2. 23/10/2019

    Question 5: How do you explain the origin and features of Utopian socialism?. Six points.

    Socialism is an economic, social and political theory advocated on state control of the major means of production. It was relatively emerged due to excessive evils made by industrial owners by exploiting the poorest working class. It was based into two types, i.e. Utopian Socialism and scientific socialism. Utopian was the oldest and earliest form of socialism.that paved the way into the rise of scientific socialism as well African traditional socialism existed after indeepndence. This was contributed by Thomas More (1478+1535); Claude Henri de Rouvroy, Comte de Simon (1760-1825), Robert Owen), Charles Fourier (1772-1837), Edward Bellany, William Morris and Pierre-Joseph Proudhom.

    26 min

  3. 23/10/2019

    Question 4: Discuss the basic economic features of imperialism from Marxist-Lenin view. Five points

    Imperialism: According to Lenin (1916) imperialism: is the highest stahe of capitalism. Briefly, its a policy of extending country'spower and influencethrough colonialism, use of military force, or other means. Imperialism is a global policy or ideology of some rich capitalist nations extending a nation's ruler over other countries, often by military force or by gaining political and economic control of other areas.

    10 min

  4. 20/09/2019

    History Two: 3. Examine the background to the rise of democracy in Europe

    Democracy is the practice where the supreme power belongs to all people in the state. Its forms include direct democracy, indirect democracy (representative), deliberate, liberal and illiberal democracy. Democracy has been featured by the existance of free and fair election, power and civic responsibility are exercised by all adult citizens, based on the principle of majority rule, protection of himan rights, and toleration (cooperation and compromise).

    18 min

  5. 20/09/2019

    Refute the exploitation of African slave labour in the Americas and Carribeans with the development

    African Slave labour in the Americas and Carribeans are those enslaved Africans during the Atlantic Slave trade of the 16th century and 18th century conducted by European merchants. Capitalism is an economic system based on private ownership of production and exploitation. It started with merchantilism wheres slave trade was introduced, them industrial capitalism abolished slave trade and monopoly capitalism, agreed by Marxists as imperialism. The answers fir this question has to based on one side, refuting the statement by basing on Euro-centric view or Afro-centric view agreeing that slave trade contributed much on the development of capitalism.

    27 min

  6. 16/09/2019

    History Two: 1. Explain the factors for emergence of factory system in Europe in 18th century.

    Factory system was manufacturing process that was introduced in the late 18th century when concentration of industries took place during the Brotish Industrial revolution in replacement of the Domestic system which applied hand tools (simple machinery). Originally, Factory system was marked by application of water power later replaced by Steam Engine for cloth weaving industties owned by industrial urban bourgeiosie by concentrating workers in towns/cities. It was characterised by the use of machinery, centralised work place, division of labour, unskilled workers taught simple tasks, and standardised parts for the products.

    15 min

  7. 12/09/2019

    Question 3: Assess the stimulative factors that made Europeans to discover the New World

    The New World was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1492. Initially, he had landed at the New Founded Land, an Island at the eastern shore of the modern United States of America (USA). Christopher Columbus was sent by the Spanish monarchy to explore the new land for trade and domination at the same time to get the new passage to Asia. The earliest inhabitants of the New World were the Red Indies. The whites were the second major race to settle in the New World. Thirdly, African slaves made the most productive and exploited race to land and settle in the New World as a result of Triangular Slave Trade. Slave trade was a catastrophy to Africa. Though was abolished in early 19th century, slaver system was instituted by the American first constitution of 1780s. From the New World, the continent was renamed North America wheres the English colonisers were dominant until 1776 when American indepwndence was declared by Gen. George Washington. The constituition created the new state (USA) comprising 52 former colonies. Today, USA is a leading world super power.

    22 min

  8. 08/09/2019

    Question: 2. Assess the achievement of the pre-colonial African technology

    Science and technology fundamentally varied from one society to another. By the time European merchants started to arrive in Africa for trade, the Afro-Centric point of view portrays that the two continents were of similar level in science ant technology. These technologies include: i. Metal working ii. Manufacturing industries (cloth making) iii. Scientific farming (terracing and irrigation) iv. Architecture/Masons (ruins) v. Medicines vi. Salt makin vii. Maths, compass direction, and calender in Egypt viii. Mining ix. Weapons etc.

    26 min
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Wonderfull! It has just been agreed that History is not a narration of stories, but emperically, my two books: A Revised History for Advanced Level and Colleges - Part One & Part published in USA & UK by Xlibris Publishing Company gives you evidences that enforce our communities to consider History as their life. These books discusses much about the pre-condition of pre-colonial societies and factors for disparity in development with the west. The rise of capitalism by 1500 brought significant changes in Europe and the later USA on global domination. Currently, technologically through neo-colonialism the world is falling into the hands of giant nations. All these have been analytically revised and justified in these two books. Thanks to my publishers, Xlibris.com With much respect www.nashabimmsauthor.com

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    Nassor Mbwana
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2019
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    31
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