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Africa History Test (Ext)
Africa History Test (Ext)
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1
Which of the following belief systems agrees that natural spirits are world wide?
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
Animism
2
How did colonial interests change in Africa
after
the Industrial Revolution in the UK?
Spain/Portugal wanted to export more slaves to Asia.
France/Great Britain ended slavery because it was wrong.
Many Europeans wanted to secure more natural resources.
France and Great Britain wanted more wars in Africa.
3
What is the term given when a country controls the economic, political and social areas?
Colonization
Apartheid
Nationalism
Imperialism
4
Which of the following was NOT a way Africans gained independence?
formed political parties for peace and change
representatives were sent to negotiate their independence
help from the United States
fought violently against colonial powers
5
How did the slave trade end between Europe, Africa and the Americas?
gold was discovered and shame for doing wrong
machines did more of the work and slavery was immoral
Africans got better weapons and less need for labor
gold was discovered and better weapons
6
Which is a specific practice in regard to an ethnic group?
Abraham decides to trades goats for salt from Moses
Michael celebrates a holiday recognizing its independence
Mustafa reads a passage from the Koran
Simba talks to his grandmother in his native Bantu
7
What part of Africa are most Swahili found?
along the east coast of Africa
along the west coast of Africa
in the Kalahari Desert
in the Sahara Desert
8
Which of the following is an example of a religious group?
grow same cash crop
share the same language
have a common history
share same belief in god of gods
9
Which group migrated from Sub Saharan Africa to central/southern Africa bringing new culture?
Bantu Migration
Colonial Exploitation
Pan Africans
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