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Chapter 1
00:08
Chapter 2
00:21
Chapter 3
00:44
Chapter 4
01:15
Chapter 5
01:42
Chapter 6
02:46
Chapter 7
03:34
Chapter 8
04:18
Chapter 9
04:53
Chapter 10
05:19
Chapter 11
Audio Transcript
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This is on those three primary section a project five.
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And today we'll be discussing the back to Africa,
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where was Liberia founded,
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Liberia was found in 1815. Although it was not named Liberia until 1824.
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It was founded for the purpose of resettling free slaves from America to Africa.
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Where is Liberia located,
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Liberia is located on the southwestern coast of Africa.
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This country played a vital role in the back to Africa movement.
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This movement was debating on the problem of what to do with freed american slaves.
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There were a number of possibilities that the group came up with
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but the most popular and the one to be carried out
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with the transportation of all american freed slaves to Africa.
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What government or government has Liberia has since its founding
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Liberia has possessed a multiparty republic since its founding
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a multiparty republic is a republic that
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holds many different parties and factions for voting
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the three main parties of the National Patriotic Party,
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the All Liberian Party
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and the Unity Party.
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The government has been based off the american government.
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Although Liberia states that they have three equal branches of government.
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The ultimate power resides mostly in the president.
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What role has the U. S. Played in Liberian history?
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The United States has provided much aid to Liberia over the years,
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the U. S.
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As a whole said numerous naval vessels to Liberia to help the
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ruling Americo Liberians suppressed hostilities from
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indigenous tribes during the 18 hundreds.
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The US has helped Liberia rebuild their lives after the destruction of the Civil war
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and
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the U. S. Is known to assist Liberia's military.
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When Liberia's military calls upon it,
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what is the history of Christianity in Liberia?
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What about Islam?
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The history of Christianity in Liberia dates all
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the way back to its direct founding.
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The free american slaves brought the gospel to Liberia.
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In other words,
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Liberia was founded largely on christian principles and ways of life.
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Christianity is still a widely practiced religion in the country today.
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About 4/5 of populations still hold true to Christianity as their worldview.
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History of Islam and Liberia dates back to about the 19th century.
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The Islamic religion was spread throughout Liberia by the Vai
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vai were a people group that were an indigenous tribe to Liberia and help fast.
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The teachings of Islam.
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As the Vai people grew in social status, so did their beliefs and opinions
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Divide.
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People quickly spread the Islamic belief throughout Liberia
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because of their social power and economic authority,
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they rapidly influence the America Liberians into
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believing that Islam is the true religion
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today. About 1/10 of the population still practices Islam.
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What are the main reasons for Liberia's state of disarray.
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Some of the central reasons of disarray in Liberia is caused by tyranny?
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The President of Liberia holds the majority of the government authority.
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This means that the President can use the
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incoming resources for himself in his selfish reasons
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when the President does use the resources
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being exported and imported from the country.
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It can cause poverty because the citizens cannot trade for their
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income without the government interfering and raking in the income,
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The president also quite frequently lies to his or
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her citizens to keep them at bay from writing
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frequent upheavals and rights occurred due
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to the unfaithfulness of the president.
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This often leads to military scrimmages which sometimes lead to civil war.
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These civil wars often lead to torn down cities and
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homes and they normally cause many injuries in many deaths.
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What are some of Liberia's neighbors?
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What is the relationship with them?
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Some of the neighboring countries of Liberia or Sierra Leone
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Bar and Guinea
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Liberia has mostly held healthy relationship with Sierra Leone and Guinea
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Liberia trades friendly with Sierra Leone and Guinea with the help of a signed pact,
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Liberia's has some minor issues with Guinea. However,
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in the 19th century,
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in 19th century Liberia accused
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me of supporting opposition dissidents and Guinea
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of responded with the same accusation against Liberia
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angered by it's half true accusation
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Liberia ready troops for a possible attack.
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However, this attack never came in,
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Liberia has re established trading routes with Guinea
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have the America Liberians gotten along with other
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local tribes or other immigrants over the years,
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The American Liberians have had troubles with
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the indigenous tribes over the years.
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But this problem was mostly fixed in 1915,
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when the US gave the ruling power a fleet of military, naval crafts,
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Immigrants from Central Africa came to Liberia because
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of over populated areas in Central Africa.
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The America Liberians that the immigrants settled along the coast.
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They settled about 2000 small villages and towns.
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However,
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there has been some racial segregation between
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between America Liberians and Central Africans.
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What habits good or bad carried over for America into the lives of the Liberians.
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The Liberians, like many other cultures, celebrate christmas.
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The Americo Liberians also celebrate thanksgiving
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some of the bad habits that were carried over by the U. S.
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Were smoking cigarettes in large quantities
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and drinking large amounts of alcohol.
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Also,
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the Americo Liberians enslaved a number of people from the indigenous tribes.
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Based on your study of Liberia was a colony for free blacks. A good idea.
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Based on the study of Liberia,
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the African congo free for free blacks was a fine idea.
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The only problem was that many of the free slaves
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had been born and raised in the US.
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This meant that many of the slaves did not want to go to the homeland.
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Our ancestors wanted to stay in America.
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This proved to be a difficult transition for a large amount of the slaves
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but they could not stay in America
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without constant mistreatment and scornful opposition.
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Also
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it was a fine idea because there was no law that
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kept slaves from racial mistreatment and certain groups like the KKK.
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So this was a good decision because it helped
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preserve the life of the African american Freeman.
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Thank you so much for watching this have a wonderful day.
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