Basic History: Ghana in 4,000 Words

by Alex Cartas

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23 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 3, 2013

Reviews

[donna m webb · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Cize history lesson I would recommend this book to everyone wanted to know the history of Donna and 4000 words the author quickly grabs your attention from the start all the way to the end it would make really all young and old to learn a brief history of the country they gained his freedom from the British country to become independent and productive and to be the first African country to gain his freedom and independence recommend the book especially for children and adults as a brief and concise insight and good reading tonight about African heritage and take pride in it I love the book. Start and the end. I chose this book because I learned that my ancestors came from that region and I wanted to know more about it and I can share with my family and hopefully we can visit gone one day just to see exactly where we come from and the marvel of where we came a great book actually appreciated the authors concise William given me a history lesson that I can pass on to my family my children so they can enjoy it too and appreciated just like t I did kudos to the author ancestry DNA lead to want to do more research to gain more knowledge of the region where my ancestors came from

I truly believe that books such as this should be made available for people of African dissent learn more about Africa as a whole

[Marcy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Basic

Very basic outline, almost bullet points but a good place to launch further study. Maps would have been helpful for the geographically challenged.