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Cultural Geography of N., E., and S. Africa Test Review
Cultural Geography of N., E., and S. Africa Test Review
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Dutch South African farmers defeated by the British and driven from their homes; came back to South Africa after WWII.
Zulu
Apartheid
Boers
New Africans
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Organization created to unify African countries.
Free Africa
African Union
African Alliance
Union of African Nations
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First independent black state in Africa.
Ethiopia
Sudan
Rwanda
Ghana
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In traditional African societies, what are the primary duties of the female?
Agriculture; gathering wood and water; tending children; cooking
Tending the animals; gathering wood and water; tending children; cooking
Tending the animals; educating the children
Domestic duties and involvement in village affairs
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Independent country set up by US President Monroe for freed African slaves.
Chad
Liberia
Morocco
Libya
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Europeans carved up Africa without African input.
Berlin Conference
African Separatism
European Expansion
Crusades
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Laws that mandated racial segregation in South Africa in order to keep the minority white government in control.
Native Relocation Proclamation
Racial Equality Laws
Segregation Acts
Apartheid
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Is the basis for languages of Eastern and Southern Africa.
Arabic
Bantu
English
Zulu
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Which one is NOT a reason that dictatorships are common in Africa?
Little unity within countries
Little trust in people to vote for capable candidates
High rate of illiteracy
Very few trained leaders
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People who are forced to migrate from their home region due to sudden or long-term changes to their local environment.
Migrant Workers
Subsistence Migrants
Environmental Nomads
Environmental Migrants
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In traditional African societies, what are the primary duties of the male?
Tending the cattle; hunting
Hunting; herding; enforcement of village laws
Herding; hunting; building projects
Village government; hunting
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The majority of African nations have
rapid
population growth.
True
False
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Herding animals and moving with them to better land and to water sources.
Migrant Herding
Pastoral Nomadism
Pastoral Migrancy
Nomadic Herding
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Why were the Europeans able to defeat the native populations of Africa?
Modern weaponry
Superior intellect
Better supply chain
Knowledge of the land
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Africa is a resource-rich continent but many African people are poor. Which one is NOT a reason why this is so.
Resource-rich land sold to foreign countries (Land Grab)
Legacy of years under European Colonialism
Small farmers can't compete with larger foreign growers (Cash Crops)
Most Africans refuse to move to more modern ways
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Homelands set up for native South Africans outside of white European areas.
Zululands
Re-education Centers
Bantustans
Native Camps
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Africa is a ___________________, NOT a __________________!
Country; State
Country; Continent
Continent; Country
Nation; State
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What
three riches
did Europeans seek to find in Africa?
Gold, Salt, Oil
Gold, Silver, Oil
Salt, Ivory, Oil
Gold, Salt, Ivory
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First European country to colonize in Africa.
Italy
Great Britain
Portugal
France
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Growing enough food for one’s self and family.
Arable Farming
Subsistence Farming
Subsistence Crops
Cash Crop
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Which one is NOT a cause of famine in Africa?
Illiteracy
Civil War
Ethnic Warfare
Cash Crops
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Which one does NOT describe the “Africa Land Grab”?
Small African farmers are out of business after land is sold
Foreign nations own all the minerals/ crops grown on the purchased land
Foreign nations need arable land; African nations get money from the sale
Dictators purchase land for themselves to increase their own wealth
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Last European nation to colonize Africa.
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
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Africa is a resource-rich continent but many African people are poor. Which one is NOT a reason why this is so.
Corrupt governments - dictators
Environmental hazards lead to migrants and nomadism
Democracy just focuses on freedoms for people
Traditional societies depend on subsistence farming
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European country with the strongest military during colonialism; colonized the most land in Africa.
France
Germany
Portugal
Great Britain
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What happened in the years 1964 and 1994 that is important in the history of South Africa?
Nelson Mandela imprisoned/ NM released from prison & begins new government
Boers lose the war/ Dutch Africans return to homeland
Apartheid begins/ Apartheid ends
Great Britain conquered/ South Africa became indepencent
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Africa is a resource-rich continent but many African people are poor. Which of the following is NOT a reason why?
People prefer to stick to traditional ways
High illiteracy rate
Harsh climate/geography
Most African economies are based on export of raw materials
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Which one is NOT a cause of famine in Africa?
Desertification
High Birth Rate
Soil Erosion
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Includes the establishment, exploitation, and acquisition of colonies in one territory by people from another territory.
Nationalism
Colonialism
Colonization
Expansionism