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    Supplement – Natives by Akala

    Thatcherite – Reaganite

    Margaret Thatcher 1980s UK PM Conservative

    Ronald Teagan 198s USA President Conservative

    Capitalism

    Idea of free market. Private owners whose aim is for profit.

    Individualism

    A social theory favouring freedom of action for individuals over collective or state control.

    Thomas Sankara

    Marxist 1987 murdered by an ex colleague who took over his presidency.

    Burkina Faso is in West Africa.

    Berlin Wall

    Separated West and East Berlin, Germany

    Symbol of the Cold War – The East were trying to escape to the West

    East was Communist but then changed to Democracy and so they moved to the West.

    Michael Jackson

    Pop star who was in spotlight for child abuse and skin lightening issues.

    MOVE movement

    Black liberation group in the USA

    Police bombed and killed 11 people including 5 children and were eventually found guilty of
    assassination. They paid millions in compensation.

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