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Unit 7: Sub-Saharan Africa
Unit 7: Sub-Saharan Africa
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Some African countries with travel and communication infrastructure difficulties are turning to
internet
ham radio
gps
cell phones
2
The large amount of pretty dry, semi-arid land in sub-Saharan Africa means that many people
can snowboard down sand dunes
enjoy agricultural surplus
can only grow enough food for their families
are able to participate in commercial farming
3
Most of the gold in the world comes from mines in
South Africa
Bhutan
Canada
Bulgaria
4
Which policy has helped slow poaching?
increased funding for breeding programs
capital punishment
promoting ecotourism
promoting international laws
5
Lake Chad is shrinking because _______________ use too much of its water for irrigation.
farmers
trail guides
teachers
herders
6
Colonial governments in Africa built roads so they could
move raw materials (natural resources) to the coast to ship
go on sightseeing tours all across Africa
go on vacations all over the continent
transport people from their homes to the mines
7
The religion that views natural elements, such as rocks and trees, as spiritual items is called
Animism
Christianity
Islam
Santeria
8
Which factor prevented most Europeans from exploring the interior of Africa?
Africa's large size
indigenous people
harsh climate
wild animals
9
Urbanization is a challenge for the Maasai people because they have less
space for exercise
land for mining
fresh air
land for their animals to graze
10
Public works, such as roads, hospitals, and schools, are also knownas
infrastructure
superstructure
infrared
structuralism
11
What type of biome is located in Africa along the Equator?
desert
tundra
tropical rainforest
temperate grassland
12
Many Africans pay for things using mobile banking apps on their cell phones because
big coins really caught on
their banks aren't very reliable
they don't use money in Africa
Africans only barter to get what they need
13
Monsoon winds on the Atlantic coast of Africa mean that the climate includes a major
drought
desert biome
famine
wet season
14
A contagious disease that affects millions of Africans each year is
pink eye
dyslexia
hypothermia
AIDS
15
Dam projects in Africa have harmed ___________ whose fields were flooded for the reservoirs.
soccer players
scientists
farmers
construction workers
16
Most Africans speak more than one language because
they need to speak to neighbors of different ethnicities
Europeans left their languages behind
they have parents of different ethnicities
they are very well-educated
17
Why did European nations scramble for control of Africa?
they needed vacation homes
they wanted artifacts for museums
they wanted natural resources
they wanted the animals for their zoos
18
Many African countries had problems governing themselves after independence because
international travel was stopped
foreign countries refused to send them aid
Europeans did not prepare them for leadership
the economy turned for the worse
19
Location was important to the historic African empires because it gave them
making money from trade routes
a long harvest season
good weather
access to higher education
20
The movement of people from rural (country) to urban (city) areas is called
industrialization
urbanization
monopolization
gentrification
21
An example of ecotourism is
visiting a zoo
sightseeing in Cape Town, South Africa
staying in a hotel in a city
visiting wildlife preserves to take pictures
22
A lifestyle that involves moving around from place to place can be described as
static
immobility
nomadic
stationary
23
How have diseases made generation after generation of people poor in Africa?
they have to spend all their money on treatment
doctors often take bribes for medical treatment
the research costs a lot of money
the sick people's children grow up in poverty
24
Why did European powers split African ethnic groups between different countries?
to keep them from uniting, making them easier to rule
so they could each interact with many different cultures
because there wasn't enough room for everyone
to make sure everyone had economic opportunity
25
The rainforest in Ghana is only one-fourth its original size because people
the trees are dying naturally
sell the trees and farm the land
are building more dams there
turned it into a parking lot
26
Salt was such an important trade commodity because it was used to
preserve food
bake cakes
melt ice
clean wounds
27
___________ is a bread-like food that is popular in central Africa.
fufu
dolma
souvlaki
falafel
28
Africa's climate zones tend to be similar at equal distances north and south of the
Tropic of Capricorn
Equator
Tropic of Cancer
Prime Meridian
29
Which factor has led to armed conflicts in Sudan?
oil wealth
political differences
control of land
water scarcity
30
In the past decade, many people have fled ethnic wars in
Sudan
Ghana
South Africa
Cameroon
31
Islam was brought to western Africa by
farmers from central Africa
Albanian refugees
airline pilots from North America
Arab traders from north Africa
32
Many black citizens in South Africa did not have civil rights under the system of
primogeniture
the Shogunate
caste
apartheid
33
A form of government in which one person holds all of the power, is called
dictatorship
oligarchy
republic
coalition
34
Colonial governments inAfrica built roads so they could
go on vacations all overthe continent
transportpeople from their homes to the mines
moveraw materials (natural resources) to the coast to ship
go on sightseeing tours all across Africa
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The goal of the African Union was to
get independence and cooperate
to promote dictatorships
to develop a common currency
to isolate themselves from other African countries