CAT 457 — History of African Traditional Systems
BA BA Culture and Tourism · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
This course offers clearer understanding of family organisation of an ethic group. It examines the relationship terms of families. Other topics include: Clans, kinship, and position of the chief in political systems: descent systems in Africa; inheritance and succession, dynamics of kingship in small-scale societies. Mechanics of social adjustment; traditional African government and societal judicial practices; African religion; festivals and topics of ritual practices and taboos and ancient civilization of Africa would be studied.
- Credits
- 2
- Level
- Level 400
Other courses on this programme
- CAT 451 — Tourism Impact Studies
- CAT 452 — Site Selection in Tourism
- CAT 453 — Tourism Development in Ghana
- CAT 454 — Tourist Destinations Management
- CAT 455 — Industrial Attachment
- CAT 456 — Bio-Tourism
- CAT 458 — Strategy for International Markets
- CAT 459 — Eco-Tourism
- CAT 460 — Oral History of Africa
- CAT 461 — Environment, Culture and Location
- CAT 462 — Public Relations in Tourism
- CAT 463 — History of the African Diaspora
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