Africa: Living In Two Worlds

Illustrates through vivid pictorial scenes the contrasts between centuries-old tribal communities and customs and the new African nations, typified by mechanization, growing city populations and the people's intense desire for education. Presents both the benefits and problems of building strong, independent countries., Contrasts the differences between Africa's centuries-old tribal communities and its newly-developed nations. Highlights various city scenes found in these new nations, showing markets, homes, boutiques, television, organized youth groups, and universities. Describes village/country life and compares it to American frontier life.
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Illustrates through vivid pictorial scenes the contrasts between centuries-old tribal communities and customs and the new African nations, typified by mechanization, growing city populations and the people's intense desire for education. Presents both the benefits and problems of building strong, independent countries., Contrasts the differences between Africa's centuries-old tribal communities and its newly-developed nations. Highlights various city scenes found in these new nations, showing markets, homes, boutiques, television, organized youth groups, and universities. Describes village/country life and compares it to American frontier life., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

More in African Scene Series

  1. Africa: Living In Two Worlds
  2. A Family Of Liberia 1970
  3. A family of Liberia 1970
  4. Boy of Botswana 1970
  5. City boy of the ivory coast 1970
  6. Youth Builds A Nation In Tanzania 1970
  7. Youth builds a nation in Tanzania 1970
  8. Africa - Living In Two Worlds 1971
  9. Two Boys Of Ethiopia 1971

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