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History, 28.11.2019 19:31 joannakawata6

The “middle belt” describes the a. spread of islam through the middle east and north africa b. physical line dividing ireland into north and south c. imaginary line dividing nigeria into north and south d. blending of traditional african beliefs with the islamic faith

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