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Sub Saharan Africa
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1
Members of the same ethnic group:
look exactly the same
speak the same language and share cultural features
rarely get along with one another except on holidays
share a religion but rarely the same history
2
Where do most people south of the Sahara live?
Along the East African coasts and the northern Sahel.
In Nigeria and Namibia
In the high deserts and Madagascar
Near the Western and Eastern coasts of Southern Africa
3
Most Abundant resources in Africa south of the Sahara:
Farmable lands and infrastructure
Minerals and water
Soil and farmable lands
Food and soil
4
European traders created which of the following problems in Africa during the 1800s?
brought a surplus of indentured servants from the Americas
replaced crops that Africans used with cash crops
imported crops strawberries, cotton, and tomatoes
divided large plantations into small subsistence
5
Africa South of the Sahara experiences a process in which it loses fertile land rapidly:
Population Loss
Desalinization
Desertification
Oases
6
Europeans’ colonial rule in Africa is accurately described as:
Disregardof ethnic borders set Africans against one another
Europeans ignored the boundaries of ethnic African homelands
Except for Kenya and Egypt, Africa was under European rule
Agriculture was replaced with cash crop production
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The expansion of agricultural lands threatens:
lakes
rain forests
plantations
rivers
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The two largest religious groups in Africa are:
Christians and Muslims
Muslims and Buddhists
Buddhists and Hindus
Christians and Hindus
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Europeans who came to Africa between the 1400s and 1700s:
Set up missionaries throughout Africa’s interior
Easily sailed up Africa’s rivers
Avoided the African Continent’s Interior
Established Democracies
10
The end of the Apartheid in South Africa resulted from:
International protests and internal unrest
the persistence of a few influential religious leaders
the generous spirit of the Boers to defeat the British
an agreement by nonwhites to not vote for black candidates
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African slave trade greatly increased as a result of:
Europeans' need more workers for plantations in the Americas
Africans beginning to take caravans across the Sahara
Islamic traders replacing European traders in Western Africa
Africans beginning to ship slaves to the Middle East