<h3>What is an activity associated with Cameroonian culture?</h3>
For a project my group needs an activity for other students to do at a booth about Cameroon. What is an activity that requires the least time commitment possible on the part of our group, but will still net us a good grade?
You are lying, Savage. You also did the same thing for a math problem.
I'm reporting you, as your website is no help at all.
JK but answering with that kind of crap is stupid. Stop man
Um... this activity is for students at my school...
<strong>Cameroon best answer:</strong>
<p><i>Answer by Cole</i><br/>You could do the Cameroonian rite of manhood. When a boy a boy reaches the age of 12-13 and he feels he is ready the whole tribe stops and starts the rite first the all stand in two rows with sticks and the boy has to run all the way through, if he is knocked uunconsciousor quits he fails and cannot become a man for another year.The second test is he must whistle at a bird have it come to him, then he must catch it and drown it.(cruel i know) The third test the boy is only given a spear and is told to find a snake and skin it. This skin is their "taompa" the ssignalof their manhood. The bigger or more venomous the snake is the bigger man he is.</p>
<p><strong>David with Claassen family at Cameroon</strong>
<img alt="Cameroon" src="http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5196/5884033077_44926dc9d4.jpg" width="400"/><br/>
<i>Image by <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/45796762@N03/5884033077">IITA Image Library</a></i>
Danielle Rossel, David (extreme left) and the Claassen family at Yaoude, Cameroon in 1994. Photo by IITA. (file name: DAVSEWELL_048).</p>
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