land that is fertile, good for growing crops

Which of the following best explains the population distribution in Africa?

people are located along rivers, streams and coastal areas

laws separating the races in South Africa

a wealthy leader from Mali who was known all around the world

What was the scramble for Africa?

Period of European Colonization of Africa

Hunting of protected and endangered animals

The map of Africa from 1884 represents...

the results of the Berlin Conference

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1
When did the independence movements in Africa begin?
1800s
1600s
1950s
1700s
2
This is the highest point in Africa.
Atlas Mountains
Mount Everest
Mount Kiliminjaro
Alpine Mountains
3
What is famine?
bitter and unpleasant in taste or smell
a government in which all power belongs to one person
a person who opposes another in a contest or a battle
scarcity of food and water
4
Which represents some major geographic features of Africa?
Rhine River, Gobi desert
Nile River, Sahara desert
Mississippi River Rocky mountains
Amazon River, Andes mountains
5
Define arable.
land that is becoming desert
land that is fertile, good for growing crops
land that is degraded
land that is infertile, not good for growing crops
6
Where did Mansa Musa lead his pilgrimage?
Santa Rosa
Gao
Mecca
Ghana
7
Which of the following best explains the population distribution in Africa?
it is densely populated on in the Sahara
it is sparely populated near Lake Victoria
is heavily population in desert areas
people are located along rivers, streams and coastal areas
8
What is apartheid?
a movement for equality
the civil rights movement
segragation in public bathrooms only
laws separating the races in South Africa
9
Apartheid officially ended in
1980
1960
2022
1994
10
What major event had a role in the African independence movements?
Berlin Conference
End of World War I
African revolt
End of World War II
11
What was the only two countries to escape the scramble for Africa?
Eritrea and Benin
Liberia and Ethiopia
Togo and Ethiopia
Equatorial Guinea and Ethiopia
12
Who was Mansa Musa?
a man who lived in France who was famous for selling silks
The king of England
a wealthy leader from Mali who was known all around the world
A trader who lived in Egypt
13
What was the scramble for Africa?
the independance of the colonized African countries
A type of music
The eruption of the Mont Pele
Period of European Colonization of Africa
14
Which of following does lead to famine?
All can lead to famine
overpopulation
drought
Lack of arable land
15
What is poaching?
Hunting of protected and endangered animals
limiting tourism in Africa
making scrambled eggs
picking Easter eggs
16
What is the most important needs for a growing population?
roads and trains
minerals and farmland
art and culture
food and jobs
17
The physical process that reduces the amount of arable land available.
desserts
desertification
hurricanes
tornadoes
18
Who fought against Apartheid?
Rosa Parks
Joe Biden
Martin Luther King Jr.
Nelson Mandela
19
The map of Africa from 1884 represents...
the results of triangular trade
the results Transatlantic Slavetrade
the results of the independence movements
the results of the Berlin Conference
20
If there is a fast growing population and little arable land, what is likely to happen?
deforestation
high gas prices
famine
overproduction

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