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Early centres of civilization in Nigeria; Igbo ukwu,Ife,Benin etc What is a Civilisation?

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Land and the People of Nigeria; coastal regions, forestry region and semi savannah

Lesson 4 within section First Term .

The states formation process centralized states Kanem/Bornu

Lesson 6 within section First Term .

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PRIMARY 6

FULL SUBJECT SYLLABUS

First Term
- Meaning of History, Sources of History and Danting
- Historical Skills; ancient and modern approach
- Prospect for ICT in historical studies
- Land and the People of Nigeria; coastal regions, forestry region and semi savannah
- Early centres of civilization in Nigeria; Igbo ukwu,Ife,Benin etc What is a Civilisation?
- The states formation process centralized states Kanem/Bornu
- The states formation process non- centralized state; Igbo, Isobo Ibibio
Second Term
- The Hausa States to 1800
- The Hausa States to 1800 Continued
- Nupe: indigenous technology, craft agricultural activities and industry
- Inter-group Relations; commercial activities commodities linking across the various kingdoms
Third Term
- Early External Influences; contact with the North-trans Saharan trade
- Early External Influences Continued; the causes and impacts of the trade
- Early External Influences; Islam in Kanem Born
- Early External Influences Continued; Islam-impacts
- Early European Contact Coastal Areas
- Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Origin and Reasons for the Trade
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