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UNIT 6 - Africa
UNIT 6 - Africa
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1
Which of the following is not an official sub-region of Africa?
East Africa
Southwest Africa
West Africa
Central Africa
2
The Swahili language includes words from other regions due to trade along the Indian Ocean.
False
True
3
The "problem" hidden within the British Museum is that it paid for all of the artifacts that are on display today.
False
True
4
Hinduism and Buddhism are the most widely practiced belief systems throughout Africa.
True
False
5
Advocacy of or support for the political independence of a particular nation or people is best known as...
colonialism
nationalism
neocolonialism
genocide
6
Afrobeats is a West African musical genre that is becoming a global sensation.
True
False
7
Which geographic region of Africa experiences severe droughts and unpredictable flooding?
Steppe
Sahel
Congo River Basin
Sahara
8
The undoing of imperialism is known as...
ethnicity
neocolonialism
nationalism
decolonization
9
Which geographic feature created differences (culturally, linguistically, etc) between N. Africa and the rest of Africa?
The Congo River
The Sahara Desert
The Sahel
The Indian Ocean
10
Identify the country in
Red (#30)
Nigeria
Tanzania
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Cameroon
11
A South African system of segregation lasting from 1948-1994.
Cultural Heritage
Repatriation
Afrikaans
Apartheid
12
Which language strongly influenced Swahili along the east African coast?
German
Arabic
Mandarin
English
13
There is no written record from Benin, so the Benin Bronzes tell its history.
True
False
14
Group w/ shared attributes, like common cultural traditions, histories, language, kinship, and connection to territory.
Nationalism
Kin
Neocolonialism
Ethnic Group
15
The use of economic pressure to control or influence other nations, especially former colonies...
neocolonialism
nationalism
decolonization
genocide
16
Identify the country in
Red (#14)
Ethiopia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Rwanda
17
Identify the country labeled as
#8
Chad
Gabon
Mali
Niger
18
What was the goal of European colonization in Africa?
Introduce their language to new areas of the world
Use economic pressures to influence their colonies
Extract resources and make a profit
Work cooperatively with their colonies
19
The Afro-Asiatic indigenous language family includes the largest number of languages in Africa.
False
True
20
This event is a turning point in history, which led to the decolonization of countries throughout Africa and Asia.
World War II
Cold War
World War I
Civil War
21
In which year did the Berlin Conference occur?
2000
1960
1884
1800
22
How many people speak Swahili today?
50,000
28,000
Over 500 million
Over 200 million
23
Which two colonial powers controlled the majority of Africa before decolonization?
Spain and Italy
Belgium and Germany
Portugal and Spain
France and Britain
24
Existing divisions in Africa were taken into account when drawing colonial boundaries at the Berlin Conference.
True
False
25
Cobalt mining in the DRC provides extreme wealth for miners and their families.
True
False
26
The changing climate of the Sahel is forcing many families to leave the region.
False
True
27
Identify the name of the physical feature shaded in
red
on the map
Red Sea
the Sahel
Sahara Desert
Gobe Desert
28
Which of the following is not a result of the borders drawn by Europeans in Africa?
Genocide
Civil War
All of the choices were results of the boundaries drawn by Europeans
Conflict
29
Which of the following is a "building block" of successful nation-states?
common religion
shared ancestry
common language
all of the choices are building blocks
30
Identify the country in
Red (#33)
Zimbabwe
Rwanda
Niger
Nigeria
31
During the 1884 Berlin Conference Europeans divided Africa for themselves.
False
True
32
The black majority in South Africa controlled the largest share of the national wealth by 1991.
False
True
33
Africa is in the midst of a youth boom and is expected to account for 90% of the world's population by 2050.
True
False