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    A Brief History of Kenya.20121109.224503

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    1) Traveling backwards in time is not possible according to Einstein's theory of relativity which is based on the predictability of light experiments and the constant speed of light. 2) In pre-colonial Kenya, Arab and Muslim traders established trade posts along the coast in the 10th century and extended inland in search of goods like ivory. These trading activities eventually led to colonialism in Kenya. 3) During the colonial period in Kenya, the British took control from 1895 and established white highlands and a railway while different groups competed for dominance over the region and indigenous groups resisted colonial oppression.

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    1) Traveling backwards in time is not possible according to Einstein's theory of relativity which is based on the predictability of light experiments and the constant speed of light. 2) In pre-colonial Kenya, Arab and Muslim traders established trade posts along the coast in the 10th century and extended inland in search of goods like ivory. These trading activities eventually led to colonialism in Kenya. 3) During the colonial period in Kenya, the British took control from 1895 and established white highlands and a railway while different groups competed for dominance over the region and indigenous groups resisted colonial oppression.

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    1) Traveling backwards in time is not possible according to Einstein's theory of relativity which is based on the predictability of light experiments and the constant speed of light. 2) In pre-colonial Kenya, Arab and Muslim traders established trade posts along the coast in the 10th century and extended inland in search of goods like ivory. These trading activities eventually led to colonialism in Kenya. 3) During the colonial period in Kenya, the British took control from 1895 and established white highlands and a railway while different groups competed for dominance over the region and indigenous groups resisted colonial oppression.

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    1) Traveling backwards in time is not possible according to Einstein's theory of relativity which is based on the predictability of light experiments and the constant speed of light. 2) In pre-colonial Kenya, Arab and Muslim traders established trade posts along the coast in the 10th century and extended inland in search of goods like ivory. These trading activities eventually led to colonialism in Kenya. 3) During the colonial period in Kenya, the British took control from 1895 and established white highlands and a railway while different groups competed for dominance over the region and indigenous groups resisted colonial oppression.

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    Is It Possible To Travel Backwards in Time?

    Einstein primarily based his entire idea of relativity on two straightforward assumptions, a single about predictability of optical experiments irrespective of lab ailments and the other about fidelity of velocity of mild in elementary tur technique/empty place. Therefore, it will by no means be feasible to travel backward in time. The pre-colonial historical past of Kenya dating from close to the tenth century was marked by the enhanced fascination in Kenya's coastal strip as one of the blogposts for maritime retailers like the Arabs, Portuguese, and Persians. These trade posts along the Kenyan coast later on turned city centers or city-states and have been dominated by Muslim leaders such as the Sultan of Zanzibar and the Omani Arabs. The many tribes that inhabited the inside of Kenya mainly co-existed peacefully but the dominance of the Maasai neighborhood prevailed due to their skills at warfare and their consistent productive raids in excess of other communities. The fascination of the Muslim traders in Kenya afterwards prolonged over and above the Kenyan coastline into the interior as they went in caravans in lookup of goods like ivory, ostrich feathers and even individuals for the flourishing slave trade. These business routines eventually opened up Kenya to colonialism. Colonial Kenya The colonial historical past of Kenya is flout with conflicts arising not only from the resistance of the nearby communities to the colonial powers, but also from the different overseas gettogethers that were competing for dominance in excess of the location. Originally the local communities experienced their individual political techniques but these have been gradually watered down by the impact of the Omani Arabs and Portuguese along the east African coast as they sought to manage the harbors. Later in the 19th century, the British set in to conclude the slave trade and to make use of the ports. The Europeans also brought Christianity even though other folks arrived on expeditions into this new world and experienced its many resources, which improved their solve to lengthen their passions outside of the coastal strip. The British took in excess of manage of interior Kenya from 1895 although the Germans managed the Kenyan coastline from 1885 to 1888. The British established the white highlands and constructed the Kenya- Uganda railway. Independence and post-colonial history of Kenya The Kenyan tribes place up ferocious resistance to colonial oppression which led to weighty casualties on the two sides as exemplified in the Maumau uprising. Eventually Kenya

    received its independence in 1963 and became a republic in 1964. Since then about three presidents have headed the region. ?? Jomo Kenyatta (1963- 1978) Kenyatta's rule was marked by his initiatives to discuss out the means that experienced earlier been held by the European aristocrats to the Kenyans. However, he favored the kikuyu, Meru and Embu communities in this, which later led to ethnic clashes. ?? Daniel Moi (1978-2002) On the demise of Kenyatta, Moi took in excess of and his routine was marked with autocracy, brutality, and corruption. Kibaki's time period is set to stop in early 2013 as for every the structure and the nation is preparing for another election in march underneath the new constitution.

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