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Africa Ch. 3.1
Africa Ch. 3.1
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Medieval & Early Modern Times: Ch. 3.1- Africa
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What are three major rivers in Africa?
The Congo, the Nile, and the Niger
The Congo, the Nile, and the Amazon
The Congo, the Niger, and the Rhine
The Rhine, the San Gabriel, and the Colorado
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What land feature makes up most of Africa?
Deserts
Rivers
Desserts
Savanna
3
What animal helped people to create trade routes in northern Africa?
Camels
Goats
Horses
Camals
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Almost all of Africa rests on an area of high flat land. What is the high flat land called?
Platau
Plateau
Plateu
Plataeu
5
The sea that separates Africa from Europe is
The Gulf of Mexico
The Red Sea
The Black Sea
The Mediterranean Sea
6
How did Mansa Musa attract the world's attention to Mali?
He claimed to be a prophet.
He made a pilgrimage to Meccah.
He invaded England.
He advertised on CNN.
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What desert makes up northern Africa?
Sahara Dessert
Death Valley
Sahara
Gobi Desert
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What country emerged as Africa's first empire?
Ghana
Africa
Mali
Saudi Arabia
10
What area in a desert is caused by underground water?
Osis
Oassis
Oasis
Citrus
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What is the only place in the world that receives LESS rain than a desert?
Huntington Beach, Calif
Antarctica
Europe
Pacific Ocean
12
The main job of a griot is to
play music
tell stories
wear a white robe
dance
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What does the Arabic word "Sahara" mean?
Desert
Sandy
Hot and dry
Deadly route
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Who was Mansa Musa?
King of Music
King of Mali
King of Africa
King of Salt
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The continent of Africa is located south of.....
Mexico
Scandinavia
Australia
Europe
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What is the capital of Mali?
Islam
Sacramento
Timbuktu
Meccah
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What desert is in southwest Africa?
Kalahari Desert
Timbuktu Dessert
Gobi & Namib Deserts
Mojave Desert
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In comparison to the United States, how big is the continent of Africa?
About the same size as the USA
More than three times larger than the USA.
About twice the size of the USA
Nearly half the size of the USA
