...It has been said that Mansa Musa is the richest man ever, However this author disagrees. Mansa Musa was quite wealthy, but there's not enough evidence that he was the richest. Under Mansa Musa reign, he lived in a place called Mali where there was lots of flowing trade. The reign was just north of the gold mines and just south of the salt mines. Because Mali was the central area for trade, they started to tax salt and gold(the most valuable trade item). That’s how most West African kingdoms got money as well as Mansa Musa did. In a 2012 Blog Post(document A) it states that mansa musa was worth 400 billion dollars but, how do we know for sure without any evidence? Although Document A talks about his “glittering reign” and how “he left behind...
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...MusaMansa Our history did not begin with us being slaves. Believe it or not our history is far behind the years of slavery. but in fact with heroes and heroines throughout history. Mansa Musa was a very famous,loyal and rich king. The way that Mansa Musa was famous was by them having a place on the map in sub saharan Africa According to the article blackpast .org on the bottom paragraph it clearly states. “ For the next two centuries Italian, german and spanish cartographers produced maps of the world which showed mali which usually is referred to as Mansa Musa.” I infer that in order to have an entire place on the map named after you. The way that Mansa Musa was loyal was because. During the pilgrimage in the trip of...
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...Mansa Kankan Musa was the greatest emperor of the western African empire Mali. The rise of Mali Empire was the result of the overthrowing of the Susu and Ghana kingdoms. The empire was ruled by many different kings, however, the greatest of all the kings was Mansa Musa. During his reign as emperor, Mansa Musa collected a fortune that easily made him the wealthiest person to ever live. However, his wealth alone is only a small glimpse into his legacy as emperor. The two main contributions of Mansa Musa that led to the greatness of the Mali empire were an improvement in trading and his construction of universities and mosques. During the beginning of his reign in 1307, many European countries were in turmoil because of war and famine. In contrast,...
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...The richest person in history makes a trip across the Sahara for his Hajj, was it solely for religion or was there another reason? It has been debated why Mansa Musa made his hajj. An extremely powerful sultan, Mansa Musa, decided to make his Hajj to Mecca only for religion. During the months before Musa reached Mecca, he had to be charitable, according to the third pillar of Islam, Zakat. When Mansa Musa reached certain towns/cities, “he left no court emir nor holder of a royal office without the gift of a load of gold” (Doc. E). This supports the statement that he made the pilgrimage only for religious reasons, knowing that he was contributing to one of the 5 pillars of his religion. Even in situations when the king could become...
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...Josephine F. Khonghun Special Education Center Wawandue, Subic, Zambales THE FEASIBILITTY OF BANANA (MUSA PARADISIACA) PEEL AS AN ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF FLOORWAX Milanio, Rinoa Jane T. Grade 7 Einstein ABSTRACT The researcher conduct this study due to economics crisis nowadays. It's aim to create a product of floorwax which is cheaper and could give the same quality which the commercial one could give through banana. Chapter I – Introduction Background of the Study As of now, our country is facing a great crisis in economy. The researcher found out that in the houses, floor wax is being used to make their floor shiny. And the researcher found out that they using an expensive ready-made-floor wax. So, the researcher decided to make an affordable floor wax that can give an equal quality. Statement of the Problem The researcher’s problem is: Can a banana peel be an effective source of making floor wax? Hypothesis If you will use just made banana peel floor wax, then you can save more money. Significance of the Study This study can give benefits to the people specially to the poor people, to have a good business and also to save money to buy their needs. Specially to the parents who needs to buy their needs. Scope and Limitations The researcher chose this study for further investigation if the banana peel can be...
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...Josephine F. Khonghun Special Education Center Wawandue, Subic, Zambales THE FEASIBILITTY OF BANANA (MUSA PARADISIACA) PEEL AS AN ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF FLOORWAX Milanio, Rinoa Jane T. Grade 7 Einstein ABSTRACT The researcher conduct this study due to economics crisis nowadays. It's aim to create a product of floorwax which is cheaper and could give the same quality which the commercial one could give through banana. Chapter I – Introduction Background of the Study As of now, our country is facing a great crisis in economy. The researcher found out that in the houses, floor wax is being used to make their floor shiny. And the researcher found out that they using an expensive ready-made-floor wax. So, the researcher decided to make an affordable floor wax that can give an equal quality. Statement of the Problem The researcher’s problem is: Can a banana peel be an effective source of making floor wax? Hypothesis If you will use just made banana peel floor wax, then you can save more money. Significance of the Study This study can give benefits to the people specially to the poor people, to have a good business and also to save money to buy their needs. Specially to the parents who needs to buy their needs. Scope and Limitations The researcher chose this study for further investigation if the banana peel can be...
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...Wax (Grade 10-Odyssey) Table of Contents Abstract Hypothesis Terminologies Methodology Results Conclusion I. Abstract Aim to find some alternative floor wax that can surely beat commercial ones. Banana or banana peel to be more specific is high in potassium that is commonly used ingredient in shoe polish and another, banana peel is known for its slippery effect that when both idea is combined, we can make an alternative floor wax. To recycle waste materials such as candles and banana peel into useful ones. II. Hypothesis * To know if banana peel is good to be as an alternative as a floor wax. * To conclude that banana peel is not capable to be an alternative as a floor wax. III. Terminologies Banana – (Musa paradisiaca) is an edible fruit. Peel – rind or skin Floor wax – used to polish and preserve the finish of floors. IV. Methodology *We will need the following materials before starting: * Banana peel * Used candles * Can * Kerosene * molder 1) Melt used candles in a can. 2) Add kerosene to maintain/achieve our wax consistency to prevent it to be as hard as a candle. 3) Put the banana peel into boil for 5-15 minutes. 4) Remove the banana peel 5) Pour the wax into the molder and let it cool. V. Results When applied into floors, it leaves a natural gloss and shine just like or more than your trusted commercial wax can do. VI. Conclusion I therefore conclude that banana peel is can be used as an...
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...(Grade 10-Odyssey) Table of Contents Abstract Hypothesis Terminologies Methodology Results Conclusion I. Abstract Aim to find some alternative floor wax that can surely beat commercial ones. Banana or banana peel to be more specific is high in potassium that is commonly used ingredient in shoe polish and another, banana peel is known for its slippery effect that when both idea is combined, we can make an alternative floor wax. To recycle waste materials such as candles and banana peel into useful ones. II. Hypothesis * To know if banana peel is good to be as an alternative as a floor wax. * To conclude that banana peel is not capable to be an alternative as a floor wax. III. Terminologies Banana – (Musa paradisiaca) is an edible fruit. Peel – rind or skin Floor wax – used to polish and preserve the finish of floors. IV. Methodology *We will need the following materials before starting: * Banana peel * Used candles * Can * Kerosene * molder 1) Melt used candles in a can. 2) Add kerosene to maintain/achieve our wax consistency to prevent it to be as hard as a candle. 3) Put the banana peel into boil for 5-15 minutes. 4) Remove the banana peel 5) Pour the wax into the molder and let it cool. V. Results When applied into floors, it leaves a natural gloss and shine just like or more than your trusted commercial wax can do. VI. Conclusion I therefore conclude that banana peel is can...
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...Wax (Grade 10-Odyssey) Table of Contents Abstract Hypothesis Terminologies Methodology Results Conclusion I. Abstract Aim to find some alternative floor wax that can surely beat commercial ones. Banana or banana peel to be more specific is high in potassium that is commonly used ingredient in shoe polish and another, banana peel is known for its slippery effect that when both idea is combined, we can make an alternative floor wax. To recycle waste materials such as candles and banana peel into useful ones. II. Hypothesis * To know if banana peel is good to be as an alternative as a floor wax. * To conclude that banana peel is not capable to be an alternative as a floor wax. III. Terminologies Banana – (Musa paradisiaca) is an edible fruit. Peel – rind or skin Floor wax – used to polish and preserve the finish of floors. IV. Methodology *We will need the following materials before starting: * Banana peel * Used candles * Can * Kerosene * molder 1) Melt used candles in a can. 2) Add kerosene to maintain/achieve our wax consistency to prevent it to be as hard as a candle. 3) Put the banana peel into boil for 5-15 minutes. 4) Remove the banana peel 5) Pour the wax into the molder and let it cool. V. Results When applied into floors, it leaves a natural gloss and shine just like or more than your trusted commercial wax can do. VI. Conclusion I therefore conclude that banana peel is can be used as an...
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...CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Productions of fruits are abundant in any places which are useful in our economic uses or in an agricultural ways. Mango (magnifera indica), banana Musa balbisiana papaya (Carica papaya) are much abundant in economy. Mostly in Cantilan particularly at the “tabuan” is the state produces the highest quantity of bananas ( Musa balbisiana ), mango ( Magnifera indeca ) and papaya ( Caripa papaya ) . Due to a high rate of productivity of bananas in Cantilan they are easily available and available at low prices in the market. As bananas have a short shelf-life there is a rapid rate of deterioration of this fruit (Akubor et al.,2003). Banana (Musa sp.) is a large perennial herb with leaf sheaths that form trunk-like pseudostem. It is rich in vitamin B6, which helps fight infection and is essential for the synthesis of heme—the iron containing part of hemoglobin. Banana is also rich in potassium and is a great source of fiber. A good quality alcoholic base for producing vinegar containing 5-6% acetic acid was obtained. Simmonds (1966) reported that vinegar has been prepared by fermenting a mash of banana pulp and peel. Vinegar production from banana may enhance minimize cost of production and eco-friendly. Vinegar was known worldwide as a seasoning or food preserving agent. Vinegar is defined as “ a liquid fit for human consumption, produced from a suitable raw material of agricultural origin, containing starch, sugars, or starch and sugars by the process...
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...Musa I of Mali (c. 1280 - c. 1337), Mansa Musa Mansa Musa is to be believed the most memorable and well known emperor of Mali. The empire of Mali was an established rich farming area at the time. Mansa Musa came to the throne through a practice of appointing a deputy when a king goes on his pilgrimage to Mecca or some other endeavor, and later naming the deputy as heir. According to primary sources, Musa was appointed deputy of the king before him. In his brief reign, he built Mali into one of the world’s largest empire and his fame spread throughout the Muslim and Europe. Musa made Mali twice the size of Ghana. During this time it was unknown for anyone to have such wealth in Africa. Mansa Musa was a proud Muslim and is best known for his famous hajj to Mecca in 1324. Through his hajj Mansa Musa passed many cities including Cairo, Egypt. Musa borrowed all the gold he could carry from money-lenders in Cairo, at high interest. This is the only time recorded in history that one man directly controlled the price of gold in the Mediterranean. Rise of Mansa Musa to emperor. Mansa Musa was a devout Muslim. Islam forerunner in Mali Empire that gave thought to expansion through wiliness to develop within the Mali Empire and search for new resources outside of Africa. Tremendous impact Mansa Musa had on the development of African civilization. Mansa Musa’s achievements and power compelled European recognition and respect of Africa. Mansa Musa famous hajj...
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...During the 1200’s, along the upper Niger River, the kingdom of Mali formed, starting with the Madingo people, ultimately growing into a powerful and rich empire. From the start of this kingdom, to the end of Mali, the empire rose to become the most honored empire in all of medieval western Sudan. The worshiped founder of this medieval empire was Sundiata whom defeated the Sumanguru Kingdom in 1235. He expanded the empire of Mali into further conquests dominating gold producing regions in the south. In 1255, Sundiata died, however, his grandson, Mansa Musa took over Mali, bringing glory to the kingdom. Mansa Musa was a passionate Muslim who came took over the empire in 1307. He spent a great deal of time “encouraging the growth of Islam as...
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...to 1526 AD. 5. The Mali Empire, located in western Sudan of West Africa played a big role in the trans-Saharan gold trade. One of its most well-known rulers was Mansa Musa. 6....
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...societies. Several factors led to the growth of the Muslim merchant-scholar class. Islam facilitated long distance trade by offering valuable tools for merchants for example the contract law, recognition, and information networks. They had the important ability of written script, which helped in the administration of kingdoms. Muslim communities in the forest zones were minority communities often linked to trading Diasporas. Many of the traditions in the forest zones still reflect the tradition of Saurian which focused on responsibilities of Muslims in a non-Muslim society. The boundaries of the ancient Kingdom encompassed the Middle Niger Delta region, which consists of modern-day Mali and parts of present-day Mauritania and Senegal. Mansa Musa was a devout Muslim. According to our PowerPoint, in 1324, he started making preparations for his initial pilgrimage journey to Mecca. Therefore, it took officials and servants from his empire several months to make satisfactory preparations for the journey. The original step in making...
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...lands and pay their certain amount share of surplus to their local leaders, who in turn paid theirs to the central government. Additionally, the emperors controlled the gold trade and taxed those passing the routes in the empire, too. To a certain degree, the empires allowed some freedom for the peasants and traders to maintain its prosperity and stability, which was quite a smart way to keep the empire thrive without constant power struggle between the ruler and the ruled. In addition to the thriving economy, Mansa Musa, one of the great rulers of the empire, also built mosques and magnificent residences in the empire and sponsored an Arabic architect called Es-Saheh to design several of Mali's monuments and mosques. [5] The buildings demonstrated the aesthetics of architecture in the empire. Different from other empires such as Macedonia and Rome dealing with political conflicts through killings, Sunjata persuaded other Malinke mansas to regard him as their sole mansa, religious and secular leader. As such, the empire could remain unified and avoid bloodshed among tribes. [6] Being a political and military strategist, Sunjata divided into provinces headed by a governor and his empire was ruled according to laws and codes of conduct, from which a social and political structure was organized based on justice, equality, generosity, magnanimity, and tolerance. Compared to the European nations fighting in feudal wars, the Mali Empire was quite advanced at the time. [7] Ibn Batuta...
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