Sentence examples for other chiefdoms from inspiring English sources

Bo has been the educational centre of the interior since the opening in 1906 of a secondary school for the sons of Mende and other chiefdoms; it now has government, Christian, and Muslim schools, a main library, and teacher-training colleges.

3.MOE and UNICEF should initially consider prototyping the projects in few selected chiefdoms for deeper learning and identification of best practices before cascading the project to other chiefdoms.

In the 19th century, early anthropologists began to use these and other terms, such as chiefdom and state, to convey a given culture's population and sociopolitical organization.

More frequently, chronic competition among warring non-state entities has ended when one gained a military advantage over the others by developing proto-state institutions: one example is the formation of the Zulu state by a particularly talented chief named Dingiswayo, in the early nineteenth century, out of an assortment of chiefdoms fighting each other.

Other names are the smaller chiefdoms that were part of the Timucua province, with the exception of Yamassee, Apalachicola, and Chacato, which were their own entities.

Fipa chiefdoms, like all others in Tanzania, were abolished by the socialist government in the early 1970s, and planned villages (ujamaa vijijini) were introduced.

Thanks to Chief Macha's influence, other areas in the country are attaining ODF status, including the neighbouring Mapanza Chiefdom in Choma.

The temples, warfare, and class stratification characteristic of many chiefdoms are gone, and, with few exceptions, the contemporary peoples try to avoid contact with others.

The districts are subdivided into chiefdoms, which are controlled by paramount chiefs and chiefdom councillors.

The constituent clans of these chiefdoms have remained important.

The chiefdoms are further divided into sections and villages.