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Why was the Tanganyika Groundnut Scheme a failure?

The Tanganyika Groundnut Scheme, started in 1947, was a failure due to a lack of planning and prior research on behalf of the British colonial government. The scheme failed on the ground due to a multitude o...
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What is the evidence to show that climate change is happening? 


Evidence for climate change can be seen in ice cores, extreme weather events and changes in nature, such as changes in the migration pattern of birds. Ice cores are extracted from Antarctica and Greenland. E...
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Describe and explain the role of positive feedback in an action potential

Describe:· Random or small amount of sodium ions enter the axon (diffusion) which leads to a slight depolarisation of the membrane· Down the concentration gradient (more sodium outside the cell than inside)·...
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What are the main tenets of the Republican Party?

The Republican party in the US is the right-wing end of American politics. Although politics in the US is greatly bipartisan, it is also difficult to separate the many different facets on either side. The Re...
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What are the issues with globalisation?

Globalisation is the process by which there is an increase of power for international institutions, and far more interaction between different states on an international governing level. The collaborative an...
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