The Etosha Pan is a vast, bare, open expanse of shimmering green and white that covers around 4,800km.
(https://www.etoshanationalpark.org/history).Describe the importance of Etosha national park towards Namibia economic, political and social development. Give practical examples (15 Marks).
Question 2
a) Evaluate the historical and cultural significance of the activities of the Stone Age
In March 1907, Etosha was proclaimed a game reserve by the Governor
of German South West Africa, Friedrich von Lindequist. It was later designated as a
Wildschutzgebiet (wildlife protection area) in 1958. Finally, in 1967, it gained national park
status through an act of the Republic of South Africa’s parliament
people that lived at Twyfelfontein.
b) Discuss the conservancy challenge of this heritage site today.
Question 3
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Question 4
(10 Marks) (10 Marks)
Since its “discovery” by explorer Bartholomeus Diaz in 1487, Walvis Bay’s strategic
and geographical position caught the attention of colonial powers. The Dutch,
British, and Germans vied for control over this valuable harbor. How far do you
agree with this statement? (10 Marks)
State and describe any five (5) economic activities within the town of Walvisbay,
and their impacts towards our country’s development. Use practical examples.
(25 Marks)
Use any three historical sites that were visited. Evaluate the types and uses of the historical evidence that are found at each place.
Total Marks: 100
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