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I AM ROOTS: HISTOR 

BY: JUWAUADE WARD 

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Y OF GHANA FLAG 

The color RED represents the blood of those who 

died in the country’s struggle for independence 

The color GOLD stands for the minerals wealth 

THE COLOR green symbolizes the rich forest 

The BLACK star represents the lone star of African 

freedom. 

The original flag used by 

Ghana was the flag of the 

Kingdom of Ashanti. Following 

this flag was the flag 

of the Gold Coast, which 

was used until 1957. A flag 

very similar to the design 

today – the flag of the Union 

of African States – was 

used until the early 1960s 

before being replaced with 

a similar flag which was 

used through 1964. The 

two flags were very similar, 

except the earlier version 

featured two black stars 

while the next featured 

three. The Ghana national 

flag of 1964 was in use for 

two years and was only 

different in color. Instead of 

red, yellow and green horizontal 

stripes, this version 

featured red, yellow and 

green stripes. The current 

version featuring one black 

star was adopted in 1966. 

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We Are Tribal 

By: Cierra Duffie 

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The people of this tribe live in the West African 

Rainforest nearly 150 miles away from the West 

Coast. It is the major indigenous tribe of the Akans 

(Ashanti and Fanti) of Ghana. Ghana basically is a 

new country of about 60 years old, and it was previously 

known as the Gold Coast. 

The Mole-Dagomba are a meta-ethnicity and western 

Oti-Volta Gur ethno-linguistic group residing 

in six present-day West Africa countries namely: 

Benin, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Mali and 

Togo. 

The Mfantse For Fante (“Fanti” is an older spelling) 

are an Akan people. The Fante subgroup is mainly 

gathered in the central coastal region of Ghana, 

with some also in Ivory Coast. Originally, “Fante” 

referred to tiny states within a 50-mile (80 km) 

radius of Mankessim. 

The Ewe people are an African ethnic group. The 

largest population of Ewe people is in Ghana with 

people, and the second largest population in Togo 

with people. They speak the Ewe language which 

belongs to the Niger-Congo Gbe family of languages. 

However, some of these Guan languages are influenced 

by major languages in Ghana, depending on 

where a particular Guang tribe is located. Guans 

in the Eastern region include Anum, Boso, Larteh, 

Okere, and Kyerepong. Guans in the Volta Region 

include Akpafu/Lolobi, Buem, Nkonya, Likpe, Logba, 

Amedzofe, etc. 

The Dagombas are an ethnic group of northern 

Ghana, numbering about 931,000. They inhabit the 

Northern Region of Ghana in the sparse savanna 

region below the sahelian belt, known as the Sudan. 

They speak the Dagbani language which belongs 

to the More-Dagbani sub-group of the Gur 

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THE ASHANTI TRIBE 

The people of this tribe live in the West 

African Rainforest nearly 150 miles away 

from the West Coast. It is the major indigenous 

tribe of the Akans (Ashanti and Fanti) 

of Ghana. Ghana basically is a new country 

of about 60 years old, and it was previously 

known as the Gold Coast. 

The Hausa 

Hausa. people. Hausa, people found chiefly 

in northwestern Nigeria and adjacent southern 

Niger. They constitute the largest ethnic 

group in the area, which also contains another 

large group, the Fulani, perhaps one-half 

of whom are settled among the Hausa as a 

ruling class, having adopted the Hausa Language. 

The Ga-Adangbe Tribe 

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The Ga and Adangbe people are grouped 

respectively as part of the Ga–Dangme 

ethnolinguistic group. The Ga-Dangmes are 

one ethnic group that lives primarily in the 

Greater Accra of Ghana. ... The Ga peoples 

were organized into six independent towns 

(Accra (GaMashie), Osu, La, Teshie, Nungua, 

and Tema). 

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By: Vittorio Owens 

MOST POPULAR RELIGION IN GHANA 

Did you know the religion with the most popular 

population in Ghana is Christianity with 

approximately 71.2% of the population. Which makes 

Christianity the face of religion in Ghana. 

Christianity is the religion with the largest following 

in Ghana. Christian denominations include 

Catholics, Methodists, Anglicans, Presbyterians, 

Lutherans, Seventh-Day Adventists, Pentecostals, 

Baptists 

What Does Christianity Means? 

Christianity is an Abrahamic monotheistic religion based 

on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. Its 

adherents, known as Christians, believe that Jesus Christ 

is the Son of God and savior of all people, whose coming 

as the Messiah was prophesied in the Old Testament and 

chronicled in the New Testament. 

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How Did Christianity Come to Ghana? 

In the 15th century the Europeans arrived in the Gold 

coast which brought Christianity to the land. Although 

there were different cultural groups across West African 

region who were doing different forms of spirituality. But 

the Europeans explored and took control of parts of the 

country and so did their religion. 


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Gold mining isn’t 

Ghana’s biggest 

claim to fame, but 

the country is Africa’s 

second-largest 

gold producer. 

Plus it hosts more 

estimated reserves 

than key gold-producing 

countries 

like Peru and Papua 

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gold mining in 

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GHANA ART 

By: Savion Price 

5 elements of 

African art 5 

elements of 

african art If 

ever there exist 

5 elements 

of african art 

these are supposed 

to be 

the following 

ones: 

1.Human figure 

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resemblance 

2. Luminosity 

of the artifact 

3.Youthfulness 

4. Self control 

5. Balance. 


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Hair By: Michala Hudson 

Makeup: Johnae Brown & 

Bryanna House 

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Chardale Moore 

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Wildlife By: Amia Mason & Malachi Pratt 

Ghana covers various habitats, 

from wetland lagoons 

and saltpans along the Gold 

Coast, to tropical Guinea 

rainforest in southern Ghana. 

It’s land is home and native 

to many animals and gastropods. 

Including Antelopes 

, Zebras, Bush Elephants, 

Lions, Mongoose, African 

Civets, African Giant Snails, 

Patas Monkeys, Hippos, and 

Aardvarks. 

Many safariland animals’ 

popularity in Ghana are slowly 

declining. The lions and 

zebras are becoming very 

low. Both are now classified 

as endangered species in 

Ghana. People have to travel 

to remote areas in Ghana 

to even get a glimpse of a 

zebra. On the other hand, 

Ghana’s wetland animals are 

living fairly well. 

The Bush elephants or the 

Savannah elephants are the 

largest Earth animal alive. 

Their stand-out feature is the 

trunk which can lift heavy 

things. Their tusks enable 

them to dig, put marks, feed 

and lift objects. The Elephants 

are hunted down for 

ivory making them an endangered 

species. 

African Giant Snails are also 

known as the Giant Tiger 

Land Snail and Giant Ghana 

Snail. They are found only in 

West Africa including Ghana. 

They can grow up to 18 cm 01 

and are predicted to be the 

world’s largest land snail. 

Due to their large size they 

are considered an important 

source of protein in Ghana. 

Hippos are located in the 

Wechiau Sanctuary in Ghana 

along the Volta river. Hippopotamus 

has a barrel-shaped 

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Y’Allen 

Kassandra Acosta 

’m very quiet and calm but once 

you get to know me I CAN be fun. 

Ralujurmaul Brooks II 

I love group activities and playing 

video games 

Johnae Brown 

Hello my name is Johnae Brown 

and I am Adobe Certified. I am fun 

loving silly person who watches 

Supernatural and spends time with 

Quinethel Brown 

Lead Instructor 

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Johntae Brown 

Hi my name is Johntae and I’m a 

real people person. I’m nice and I’ve 

been told I have a smile that can 

light up the room. 

Miracle Collier 

My Name Miracle I’m Going To Be A 

Junior Next Year. I Play Sports Such 

A Basketball, Volleyball, Track. I Also 

Like To Do Hair Sometimes And 

Antwon Cooper 

I take honors classes next year and 

I have to take AP algebra. I’m what 

you call funny, smart, and nice. I am 

fine in school I know mostly every- 

Marquise Davis 

My name is Marques and I’m going 

to be a junior next year and. I’m 

attending perspectives MSA 

With a goal to score high on my 


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Cierra Duffie 

My names Cierra I am a junior 

in high school I am a very open 

minded person I love learning and 

working and a great person to be 

Bryanna House 

I like to have fun. I love hanging out 

with family and friends 

Michala Hudson 

Michelle Hudson 

Instructor 

My name is Michala, I’m 18 years 

old and I’m heading off to college. 

I’m very ambitious and I like to 

reach every goal that I set for my- 

Brandon LeRay 

My name is Brandon Le Ray and I 

am very professional with coding 

and app development. I like to play 

Video Games like Dark Souls and 

Amia Mason 

I love Asian food and listening to 

music and I am very motivated 

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Chardale Moore 

Oh hey I didn’t see you there

Y’Allen 

Vittorio Owens 

Wassup I am Vittorio 

I like to make money and have fun 

Deshaun Parnell 

My name is Deshaun i love to draw 

because it’s a hobby for me.Im 

quite and rarely go outside.. 

Lamonta Parsons 

I like to play football and basketball 

I get good gradesin school. I love to 

crack jokes and have fun 

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Janiyah Pollard 

My favorite color is purple. My favorite 

to do in my free time is cook 

and hang out with my friends. 

Malachi Pratt 

I am 14 and will be attending Simeon 

HIgh School. J love playing my 

xbox and hanging with friends. I 

want to be a graphic designer. 

Savion Price 

My name is Savion Price and I was 

born on March/25/03.I’m an sketch 

artist,and painter.But most of all I’m 

and introverted,relatively polite shy 

Serenity Scott 

I’m 16 years old, and I’m also a junior 

now in highschool. I enjoy reading, 

dancing, listening to music, 

drawing,watching anime, spending 


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Jada Smith 

Young black successful queen.! 

Deangelo Sparkman 

I am a generous person and love to 

help people. I love to draw and play 

video games. I love nature. 

Cameron Strahan 

Cameron learned the ropes quickly 

and took on Ghanian politics in 

the form of an infographic for easy 

reading. Politics is often hard to un- 

Tania Townsend 

Hello! I’m a 16 year old girl named 

Tania. I’m a very friendly person 

once i get to know people and I 

also have a passion for photogra- 

Juwuade Ward 

My name is juwuade ward I play 1st 

base for my school perspectives. 

Next year I will be a junior. 

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Timothy Washington 

I am hardworking and cooperative 

in groups. I am creative and good at 

making deadlines. Easy to talk to. 

Monasia White 

My name is Monasia, I love anime. 

I’m currently in band. I play the 

trumpet. And i have a dog name 

berry 


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