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الصفحة 425
Hausa ethnic identity has also been responsive to internal and external forces . In the last two centuries external factors include the rise of the Sokoto Caliphate to encompass Hausaland , and the subsequent division of Hausaland ...
Hausa ethnic identity has also been responsive to internal and external forces . In the last two centuries external factors include the rise of the Sokoto Caliphate to encompass Hausaland , and the subsequent division of Hausaland ...
الصفحة 426
different context ' Hausa ' identifies a Hausa speaker , particularly a native speaker , even one who claims non - Hausa ancestry . And , in its most restrictive sense , the term distinguishes someone claiming ' pure ' Hausa ancestry ...
different context ' Hausa ' identifies a Hausa speaker , particularly a native speaker , even one who claims non - Hausa ancestry . And , in its most restrictive sense , the term distinguishes someone claiming ' pure ' Hausa ancestry ...
الصفحة 430
The rise of the southern Nigerian ( primarily Ibo ) community in Kano gave major impetus to the amalgamation of Hausa - Fulani identity . This we - they distinction was based on religious , cultural , linguistic , and economic factors .
The rise of the southern Nigerian ( primarily Ibo ) community in Kano gave major impetus to the amalgamation of Hausa - Fulani identity . This we - they distinction was based on religious , cultural , linguistic , and economic factors .
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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