Lesson 3.8 Military Dictatorships
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Lesson 3.8 Military Dictatorships
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Lesson on military dictatorships in postcolonial Africa. Includes Do Now, classwork (reading and questions) and geography homework.
Objective: I will be able to analyze the reasons why so many African democracies failed and describe the type of government that took their place.
Essential Question: When is a battle for independence actually over?
This resource is part of Unit 3: Battles for Independence I and the Social Studies 7 course.
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3.8 Military Dictatorships
by Robert LucasLesson on military dictatorships in postcolonial Africa. Includes Do Now, classwork (reading and questions) and geography homework. Objective: I will be able to analyze the reasons why so many African democracies failed and describe the type of government that took their place. Essential Question: When is a battle for independence actually over? This resource is part of Unit 3: Battles for Independence I and the Social Studies 7 course.
