Africa: Historical Heritage

Series: Afro-American History Series

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1971

Creator: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Copyright: Registered 5Jan72 · MP22299 (Jan-Jun 1972) Copyright holder: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp

Description: Also issued in b&w Adapted from the filmstrip of the same title in the series entitled A people uprooted With teacher's guide Collaborators, Benjamin Quarles, Sterling Stuckey Presents a brief history of the Egyptian, Cushite, and Sudanese civilizations. Shows the prosperity and advanced civilization of many of the African nation states. Explains that after European colonization, few African kingdoms kept their national identity, but that emerging nations of modern Africa are returning to their deep roots, Presents a brief history of the Egyptian, Cushite and Sudanese civilizations. Shows the prosperity and advanced civilization of many of the African nation states. Explains that after European colonization, few African kingdoms kept their national identity, but that emerging nations of modern Africa are returning to their deep roots.

Complete Record: Also issued in b&w Adapted from the filmstrip of the same title in the series entitled A people uprooted With teacher's guide Collaborators, Benjamin Quarles, Sterling Stuckey Presents a brief history of the Egyptian, Cushite, and Sudanese civilizations. Shows the prosperity and advanced civilization of many of the African nation states. Explains that after European colonization, few African kingdoms kept their national identity, but that emerging nations of modern Africa are returning to their deep roots, Presents a brief history of the Egyptian, Cushite and Sudanese civilizations. Shows the prosperity and advanced civilization of many of the African nation states. Explains that after European colonization, few African kingdoms kept their national identity, but that emerging nations of modern Africa are returning to their deep roots. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.