I somehow couldn't come up with life expectancy (only after a very long time, not 54 years, but close..), I was struggle how to describe the concept.. "average death" "age average".
Ok it is 03.30 and in other another language a term like this is not as readily available, you have to think of the concept first and then of the English version for it. But man it was tucked away somewhere in the deepest crevices of my mind haha. Well that can't be right, I am sure I have used it recently. I think it was just well camouflaged..
"I'm not here, let me sleep!" <-That is life expectancy, hiding from me..
Maybe I should follow his lead and get some sleep.. ;)
Yeah but the modern form is far from Portuguese. Sierra is more Spanish than Italian, but I don't know how Italian spelling/dialects looked like in 15th century. Wikipedia says this form is from a Venetian explorer in Portuguese service.
Yes, and please also accept "lion mountain range" or "lion's mountain range" or "lion range" or "lion's range", I tried all of these along with "lion mountain" and "lion's mountain" but did not think to just type in "lion mountainS"!
Rather it was brushed under the carpet? I often agree that there should be more localised questions - Aaron can only go by the very basics of Wikipedia and a few staple questions like bordering countries - but for many countries in this area slavery was a defining aspect of their history so it should be included.
Rather have questions that I can't answer using previous quizzes. For most African countries it's the same questions over and over. Slavery, Ebola/HIV, English/French/Arabic, something lowest like life expectancy, diamond/gold/oil, agriculture/mining/tourism.
I’m was honestly really confused by the DiCaprio movie. I was trying to think of a movie where they were trading lions or rice. Could we possibly move it to under the export question?
Britain officially abolished the transatlantic slave trade in 1807. This meant that the trading of enslaved people across the Atlantic Ocean was outlawed by the British government.
Sierra Leone's Role in Abolition:
Sierra Leone, established as a settlement for freed slaves, became a hub for liberated Africans, many of whom had been captured by the Royal Navy's West Africa Squadron.
Sierra Leone's Independence:
Sierra Leone gained its independence from the United Kingdom in 1961. It became a republic in 1971, severing its ties with the British Empire.
Domestic Slavery in Sierra Leone:
While the transatlantic slave trade was abolished, domestic slavery, where individuals were held in bondage within a particular region, continued to exist in Sierra Leone. Domestic slavery was officially abolished in 1928.
Ok it is 03.30 and in other another language a term like this is not as readily available, you have to think of the concept first and then of the English version for it. But man it was tucked away somewhere in the deepest crevices of my mind haha. Well that can't be right, I am sure I have used it recently. I think it was just well camouflaged..
"I'm not here, let me sleep!" <-That is life expectancy, hiding from me..
Maybe I should follow his lead and get some sleep.. ;)
Britain officially abolished the transatlantic slave trade in 1807. This meant that the trading of enslaved people across the Atlantic Ocean was outlawed by the British government.
Sierra Leone's Role in Abolition:
Sierra Leone, established as a settlement for freed slaves, became a hub for liberated Africans, many of whom had been captured by the Royal Navy's West Africa Squadron.
Sierra Leone's Independence:
Sierra Leone gained its independence from the United Kingdom in 1961. It became a republic in 1971, severing its ties with the British Empire.
Domestic Slavery in Sierra Leone:
While the transatlantic slave trade was abolished, domestic slavery, where individuals were held in bondage within a particular region, continued to exist in Sierra Leone. Domestic slavery was officially abolished in 1928.
(Source: Google AI)