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… being removed from one's primary audience and primary resources, but I think one should always be conscious of …

… Americans’ schools were often over populated and lacked resources, while whites’ schools had fewer pupils in a …

… who came from distant parts of the country and had no resources to immediately travel home. Following a meeting …

… immediately after settlement. Traders with financial resources and know-how usually led the way in establishing … Differences in historical circumstances and available resources was critical in shaping Islamic discourse in Natal. … class and ethnic groups. Affluent traders with financial resources led the way in mosque building. Memons were the …

… consequently setting off a “tripartite” discovery of resources which would eventually impacted the entire … of men to the rural areas increased the pressure on food resources in some already overpopulated districts of Natal, … The Act effectively meant that access to land and other resources depended upon a person’s racial classification. As …

… [Accessed 18 October 2016]. Schensul, D., 2008. ‘From Resources to Power: The State and Spatial Change in …

… government developed the concept of unequal allocation of resources such as general infrastructure, education and jobs …

… in the city centre today. The Indians mobilised their resources in the new Group Area, and petitioned government to …

… of the French Revolution together with links to additional resources, a quiz and exam type questions. Excellent pop-up …

… loyal people who could provide him with the services and resources he needed to govern over the country. [3] The … the Black Death Europe was overpopulated and lacked enough resources to feed the entire population. After the Black … over a half of the European population the competition for resources, such as food and land declined. Economic …

… – namely cannons and muskets – as well as financial resources, in exchange for control of the northern …

… Falls, but eventually opted for the “abundant coal resources in the Transvaal, where operations at the time […] … All” campaign, where previously white-oriented electricity resources were to be expanded to the whole of South Africa, …

… mines prior to the strike; and generally placing its resources at the disposal of the union. Still at school, I … thirties to organize the mineworkers, but had neither the resources nor the experience in managing an oscillating …

… by agents of the apartheid government, limited resources, the great distance from home, amongst many other …

… as both groups fought each other over territory and resources. The chronology of all nine Frontier Wars is …

… have been strange if pupils in the schools, starved of resources during the 1930s, had not expressed their anger by …

… struggle paved the way for the recruitment of members and resources to be used in acts of sabotage. Both the SACP and …

… frontier strategy. Yingzong’s China lacked the military resources to defend against the Mongols. In 1474, a barrier …

… by ideological differences but also by competition for resources and recognition from states that were sources of …

… as a primary site where “systemic looting of national resources” occurred. ESKOM is the largest state-owned … and Godinho sum up that “not only were institutions and resources captured, so too was the purpose and function of …

… Lawless police and army violence smashed the strike. The resources of the racist State were mobilised, almost on a war …

… development of policies on conditions of service and Human Resources matters; as well as recommendations to the minister …

… began to form religious organisations that mobilised their resources, most evident in the construction of churches, … congestion poor access and visibility, lack of management resources, and an increasingly competitive retail …

… proclaimed under any mining related law and the Natural Resources Development Council if the area was on any land …

… environmental crisis struck, this unequal distribution of resources meant that ordinary people were far more vulnerable … tensions and competition for survival. The competition for resources caused larger groups to seek protection from … under his centralised authority due to competition for resources intensified by drought. In 1824, Moshoeshoe …

… and with British and Boer colonisers for land and basic resources. This troubled period goes down in official South … and indigenous people fight each other for the dwindling resources. This phenomenon is seen as a direct result of an …