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Togo

Togo. By: Danny Allen. Map of Togo. Facts About Togo’s History. First inhabitants to live in Togo were the Ewe who left the Niger River region around the 11 th century. Togo was Germanys first A frican acquisition. Togo was divided into French and British speres of occupation.

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Togo

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  1. Togo By: Danny Allen

  2. Map of Togo

  3. Facts About Togo’s History • First inhabitants to live in Togo were the Ewe who left the Niger River region around the 11th century. • Togo was Germanys first African acquisition. • Togo was divided into French and British speres of occupation. • In 1945, the french union was created and togo was given representation in the French National Assembly. • Togo was classified as an associated territory instead of a colony.

  4. Lome • Lome is the capital of Togo. • Center of the Principals administration, transportation, and economy. • Places to visit in Lome: • Togo National Museum • Lome Grand Market • Lome Cathedral

  5. Togoville • In the northern banks of the togo river. • Things to do in Togoville • Visit the Artisanal • Go to the Madison Royal. • You can go to the Artisanal to watch the artisans make handcrafts.

  6. Agbodrafo • Place that hold ones of Africa’s voodoo strongholds. • Place where voodoo rituals and witchcraft are real. • Places to visit in Agbodrafo: • Leorida Beach • The Slave House • Lake Togo

  7. Pâté • Made with millit, corn, plantains, manoic, or yams.

  8. Lobster • Lobsters were caught as food for people in Togo.

  9. Links • http://www.fofweb.com/WGCO/Geography.aspx?Page=7&Subject=Flora+and+Fauna&iPin=M0019871 • http://www.fofweb.com/WGCO/History.aspx?Page=11&iPin=M0019871 • http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Africa/Togo/Agbodrafo-2246910/Things_To_Do-Agbodrafo-TG-C-1.html#tip=2125084 • http://www.placesonline.com/africa/togo/lome/introduction.asp

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