Rituals and Vital Processes 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryBody and Power in Colonial AfricaUniversityNone Created by: revisionresourcesandrevolutionsCreated on: 13-05-19 13:23 State and companies looked to discourage birth spacing through gifts and feeding programmes Congo 1 of 8 Midwives were trained in a new form of infibulation but it proved ineffective Northern Sudan 2 of 8 British maternity hospitals looked to educate women on 'correct' hygiene and childrearing Tanganyika 3 of 8 Mine marriages existed and were over looked as a means of keeping miners away from town women South Africa 4 of 8 Change in naming of children as infant mortality imporved Uganda 5 of 8 Change to burying of all dead and the importance of retaining own land for burial Kikuyu 6 of 8 Processes of embalming and burial continued as a means of controlling spirtuality Bemba 7 of 8 Teenage relations and practice of non-sexual intimacy frowned upon by missionaries Kikuyu 8 of 8
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