country?-Is the political system still corrupt even though it is no longer British-controlled?Potential Sources of Information:-The Internet: Every time that I do a research paper, the most significant part of the research that I do comes from the Internet. The Internet provides the largest sea of information that anybody could ever dream of, with thousands and thousands of sites dedicated to the research topic that I have chosen. I would recommend the Internet to anyone as being his or her first stop in doing a research paper of this kind.-Library (Longmont Public Library): There are many different books that I can check out at the library in Longmont. This library provides an excellent source of information because it is both close, and I know for a fact that it has an entire section dedicated to African history because I have been there many times before. I plan to utilize this information source for my three needed book sources.-People over the age of 30 from Zimbabwe: The people that have 30 or more years of age from Zimbabwe may remember what it was like for them under British rule. Since Zimbabwe only gained its independence in 1980, this could be a great source of information. However, it may be unlikely that I call someone from Zimbabwe and speak to him or her directly. Most of the sites that I have visited already seem to have been written by Africans, so you might say that it is like I have been talking to them because Im listening to their opinions.RESEARCH PAPER:Cecil Rhodes: A biographyCecil Rhodes, the fifth son of the vicar of Bishops Stortford, was a man with a mission. Rhodes stated his life out as a farmer with a passion for tree planting and agricultural improvement. Rhodes father sent his other sons to prestigious colleges or the army, but Rhodes stayed at home because of a respiratory weakness that he had. Rhodes was educated at the local grammar school and then set off for South Africa to work on a cotton farm wit...
