Mozambique : Anti-personnel Mines.

Authors : Réseau In-Terre-Actif
Compréhension de la lectureMines individuellesGuerre civileMozambique -- Histoire -- 1975-1994

The civil war which lasted sixteen years (1977-1992) is the principal cause of the placement of mines on the Mozambican territory. Throughout this war, which began after the country's independence, more than one million Mozambican civilians died due to fatal confrontations and the presence of immense minefields. In this lesson, students are invited to read the informative text about this topic. They will then try to answer the questions to assess their understanding of the text. [Source : In-terre-Actif website]

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Secondaire
1re secondaire | 2e secondaire Subject
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Anglais, langue d'enseignement Cross-curricular competency
Exploiter l'informationBroad area of learning
Vivre-ensemble et citoyenneté
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Resource Type : Activité d’apprentissageFormat : 2 documents PDF (5 pages)Time required : 55 minutesLanguage : Anglais

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