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Unit 7 Sub Saharan Africa Review
Unit 7 Sub Saharan Africa Review
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What is social hierarchy?
Civilization that developed near river valleys.
A group of people considered to be the best.
A rule of conduct or action.
An order of social classes.
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What does the term “civilization” mean?
People follow patterns of grazing to keep their herds alive.
Process by which people change plants and animals over time.
Larger groups of people living together in one place.
A group of people considered to be the best.
3
How did nomadic people survive once civilizations started to emerge?
They eventually gave up being nomads.
They didn’t survive and died out
They raised and herded animals for trading.
They created small farms along trade routes.
4
How did intensification effect early civilizations?
It put people out of jobs.
It increased the number of Pastoral Peoples.
More people moved away from the cities.
Increase in the number of people in a particular place.
5
What Is Kente?
A Nigerian Storyteller and Musician.
A traditional art form in Ghana, which is a colorful cloth.
A Senegalese dance tradition, often performed on stage.
A form of clothing and easels from Gambia.
6
English and french have become a common language in sub-saharan africa because of?
an established system of christian schools in the region
A history of european colonization
a tradition of learning multiple languages in the region
the migration of many missionaries to the region
7
Under apartheid...
blacks were moved to "reserves"
All are correct
interracial marriage was illegal
social contact between races was banned
8
African folktales reflect traditional Sub-Saharan Africa culture because they have been...
carved in stone monuments
passed down from generation to generation
preserved in African libraries
recreated by moviemakers
9
When did the Apartheid end?
1992
1994
1996
1993
10
How did geography play a key role in the early development of civilizations?
Societies developed in the desert.
Societies developed in river valleys.
Societies developed near oceans.
Societies developed in the tundra.
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People developed better technology because they needed to solve new problems.
False
True
12
Which country is Mt. Kilimanjaro located in?
Namibia
Egypt
Tanzania
Uganda
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What are the causes of desertification?
poor agricultural practices
desalination of neighboring icebergs
investing in human capital
pilgrimage of Muslims to Mecca
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What is cultural diffusion?
Worshipping or believing in more than one god.
Process of different cultures adopting ideas from each other
Surviving form secondary sources of other cultures.
Livestock
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Subsistence farming is defined as...
Division of labor
Enough to feed yourself
Trade surplus
Government farming
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River valleys offer water and fertile soil for farming and plants suitable for domestication.
True
False
17
Intensification of agriculture which allowed for what?
Over use of the natural resources.
Living conditions to get worse.
Pastoral Nomads to stop trading and farm.
Larger groups to live in a single area.
18
Civilizations had more people to live in an area, so which of the following developed:
Laws
Written Language
All of the above.
Culture
19
Lake Assal is 150m below sea level
False
True
20
Which of the following is NOT an ancient river valley civilization?
Nile River
Amazon River
Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
Indus River
21
Lake Assal in Djibouti is the world's largest________ reserve.
Diamonds
Gold
Salt
22
Who fought the Apartheid?
Nelson Mandella
Martin Luther King Jr.
Ghandi
Rosa Parks
23
Which of these has the greatest negative effect on North Africa's economy?
The Kalahari
the Savannas
the Sahel
the Sahara
24
What was apartheid:
A celebration of the ocean tides in South Africa.
A government program to give more South Africans jobs
Cultural separation of the races by South African government.
25
What is intensification?
When people begin to live permanently in one place.
Organizing structure where the main unit has the power.
Getting more resources from a given land area.
An order of social classes.
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How did the nomadic peoples affect the growing civilizations?
Spreading of diseases.
Spread technology, goods, and ideas between civilizations.
Created trading posts.
They had no effect on the growing civilization.
27
What was Kente?
Popular art
A sculpture
A hand-woven, brightly colored fabric
The most famous type of dance
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Define 'Desertification'
When the environment can no longer support vegetation
misuse of land due to human active. causing land degradation
Regions of the world climatically zoned as arid, semi arid
Loss of previously productive land in certain dryland region
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What does polytheistic mean?
Large groups of domesticated animals.
A person who was able to read and write.
Worshipping or believing in more than one god.
Series of rulers in a particular place from the same family.
30
Which style of American music was influenced by African music?
Blues
All of the Above
Jazz
Reggae
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The people of rural Sub-SaharanAfrica rely of subsistence farming to survive.
False
True
