Ch. 13 - West Africa

On savannas you would most likely find

Which West African country has the largest population in Africa?

The first African to win the Nobel Prize in literature was 

A family of languages

Nigerian artists are famous for all of the following EXCEPT

In West Africa some crops like rubber, coffee, cacao, and palm oil are grown on

Landlocked country in West Africa

A tropical tree with roots that extend above and below the water is known as a 

Famous ancient ruler of Mali:

Desert that covers most of North Africa:

New capital city of Ivory Coast (Côte d´Ivoire):

Ethnic group in Nigeria

River that flows through several West African countries:

Capital city of Ghana:

Landlocked country in West Africa:

Which country hopes to develop its gold mining industry?

Mineral used to make aluminum:

Wind from the Sahara during winter months:

West African country along the Gulf of Guinea

Nigeria became an independent nation in

People who cross desert areas with their herds

Most of West Africa's farmers grow crops on

One of the largest human made lakes in the world:

What is Nigeria's major mineral resource and largest export?

Most of West Africa's people practice

The climate of the coastal countries of West Africa is affected by the Gulf of Guinea's 

Mangrove swamps are found in what area West Africa's coastal

West African country along the Atlantic coast:

Capital city of Nigeria

West African country along the Atlantic coast

The short grasses and trees of the Sahel are used for 

In 1957 the first country in West Africa to become independent was

Only West African country that was never a colony

Had a huge army and a navy that patrolled the Niger river

The West African country that is rich in bauxite is

Product trade for gold (back in the day)

The region of West Africa is made up of Nigeria, the 11 coastal countries, and

Nigerian village markets, where food, clothing, and other goods are bought and sold, are run by