Monday, December 5, 2011
Ghana's Technology: C
In Ghana technology is found in many places, but even though this may be true the quality of it is not what you would expect in other parts of the world. More than half the population has mobile devises but with such few signal sources lost calls and messages not going through is an often thing for an everyday user. Public phones are very popular but along with mobile devises they do not connect well because of the source.
On the plus side Ghana was one of the first African countries to get internet connection. They started an internet cafe to try to make it popular in the country and today they have about 300. The country is trying to keep up with the rest of the world but with the resources they have some but not to the extent were it is usable to a beneficial stand point.
Although Ghana may be more advanced then some areas of Africa they struggle to keep up with the pace the country is wanting to move. They have many advancements that can be made but for what they have they are doing well. That is why I gave Ghana a C.
Ghana Religion Rating A:
Ghana did not have a major religion. They worshiped their emperor whom was called Ghana or Buddha. They allowed Muslims to live in their empire and help them with legal matters but very few people converted to Islam.
About 41% of the population was Roman Catholic, Christian, and Protestantism; 20% to Islam and the remainder to other religions.
The people didn’t care that they didn’t have a major religion. They were okay with worshiping whoever they wanted.
With no major religion there weren’t really any conflicts between the people of Ancient Ghana. They all pretty much got along.
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