A Strategy for Planning Your Historical Background  Step 1: Choose a relevant event (an event occurs at a time and place) or publication in history from which your chronology will grow. For example, if you were researching how civil rights in the U.S. affected job mobility in the U.S., then taking an event from the Civil Rights Movement during 1960s would be a great idea. So, ask yourself, "What was the event in history or publication that truly made my topic a real topic?" o Goal: Find a relevant historical event (or publication) that made the topic a real topic.  Step 2: Research and read about the history following the event you chose in step 1. Try to build a timeline from step 1 all the way to today's manifestation of the topic! Collect cites as needed and make sure you include them into the timeline. Remember, you will have to properly document/cite your entire dissertation, and you must do so here as well! o Goal: Construct the timeline and plan to write one paragraph for each of the major events within the timeline.  Step 3: Write a short thought about how the current form of the topic ties to you want to present in your literature review. o Goal: The timeline should terminate just prior to the current form of the topic. Make sure your timeline walks the reader from step 1 all to the point that they will be ready to read about the current perspective of the topic. This assignment requires you to create an 8 page APA compliant multiple source essay citing peer reviewed full text journal articles.  You are to produce the Historical Development of the Topic segment in which you illustrate the evolution of your topic.  Submit your mind map and work to the gradebook for evaluation and instructor commentary. New sources relevant to the TOPIC and chapter This is the Mini Literature review used in the introduction and hope this can help u follow the trend for this assignment. Mini Literature Review (MLR) Poverty and unemployment are one of the critical factors that derail the overall development and growth of a nation. Entrepreneurship is one of the valuable prospects on African continent that can engage people in viable activities. They have the potential to increase the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and promote the well-being and enhance the status of the people. It is thus important to identify the factors that are responsible for poverty and how these factors can be mitigated with the promotion of entrepreneurship in the sub- Saharan Africa. (SSA) Context of problem The Lack of job prospects, mismanagement of resources, the high cost of transportation, and increased health burden are the most common problems associated with the communities of Sub-Saharan Africa. Entrepreneurship is one of the exemplary programs that has the potential to engage community members, especially the youth of this region to overcome the financial burden. With the increased prospect of setting small scale entrepreneurship, African population is displaying the true potential to increase the overall GDP. The rise of entrepreneurship among the Sub-Saharan Africa population is also sufficient for the community's development, as it engages youth, help minimize the crime rate, and reduces the poverty level. The scope of the present mini literature review is to illustrate the beneficial role of "entrepreneurship" in the context of mitigation poverty and unemployment rate for the African region. Contribution of the study to the literature Statistics from the World Bank, more than 49% of African population are living on less than $1.25 income per day. (www.worldbank.org/content/dam/Worldbank/.../State_of_the_poor_paper_April17.p.). Solt, (2016) in his report pointed out critical factors that are responsible for sustained poverty and lack of job opportunities in the sub-Saharan African region. The prime factor in this regard is the lack of education that in turn is also responsible for the lack of the ability to access possibilities. Mismanagement by some governments in which some funded money for community development are not properly used, ill-utilization of land, and high illiteracy rate are mutual concern that is responsible for increased condition of limited resource and job opportunities. In another report by Bain et al. (2013), the conditions such as the lack of proper sanitation, consumption of unsafe water, increased prevalence of AIDS, and other health complications are also some of the causes of deteriorated lifestyle in region. Furthermore, the lack of well-equipped educational facilities is also responsible for the availability of cheap labor and lack of awareness. Consequently, most people are unable to make proper use of available natural resources and hence the low utilization of fresh water, forest resources, and, the development of industrial sector is limited. With the increased prospect of globalization, entrepreneurship is found to be one of the potential solutions in mitigating the problem of unemployment in the sub-Saharan African region according to DeJaeghere & Baxter, (2014). Secondly, Simo Kengne et al. (2016), stated that, the African continent is rich in natural resources, labor, and time, and these which can be utilized for the establishment of small scale entrepreneurship responsibilities. Additionally, the factor of limited opportunity, scarce resources for livelihood and engagement of youth in activities are also supportive for reducing the poverty. Contribution of the context to the problem Based on the study of literature, it has been realized that the key factors responsible for unemployment are political misconduct, lack of education, and poor management of available human and natural resources. The scope that has the potential to overcome the challenge of poverty and unemployment is the activities of entrepreneurship. Nega and Schneider (2014) have referred to the vocational activities such as preparing hand-made items through arts and craft for home decoration, making use of resources that are available on grassland and forest, processing them for export and manufacturing activities with an investment of funds by stakeholders; can be effective in this regard. According to critical components of African Economic Development (AED), entrepreneurship is active in a way that it accepts adoption of risk, overcomes financial barriers, and offers the opportunity for employment by mitigating the social barriers. The prime challenges that still prevent growth in the present contemporary world include  poor communication skills;  poor language that are profanely related to English;  non-supportive government/political parties;  high transportation charges; and  Increased health burden, hinders the full-scale proliferation of entrepreneurship. Similar and related studies In a report by Asongu et al. (2016), entrepreneurs have the potential to generate employment opportunities. They have the supportive framework not only to raise the GDP of a nation but can also to enhance the community resources utilization capability. The scope of entrepreneurship is also important as it can offer the prospects of bringing innovation and diversity of activities, such as imports and exports of material, and the exposure to ever growing globalization opportunities. These factors have a significant role in the economic development of various countries that in turn is responsible for efficient upbringing of the well-being status of an individual community member. According to Vivarelli et al. (2013), the culture of lower risk and investment into the business of "no failure" is also another critical reason that is responsible for slow economic growth and sustained poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa. Countries like Malawi, Angola, and Zambia have the perspective of viewing risk as the potential situation that inhibits the growth and proliferation of even small scaled entrepreneurship. The report also discusses the poor proficiency of English language that results in underlining of little or no confidence even in individuals having a better average qualifications. In the latest report by Africa Wealth Report, it is highlighted that more than 160,000 millionaires are living in Africa. (www.theguardian.com › World › Development › Governance). This figure is indicative of the fact that some millionaires in this continent grew more than 145 % compared to previous financial year statistics. The key strengths of the African is in the utilization of solar energy and increased investment into agribusiness. Other than this, the growing prospect of globalization