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| The Sub-Saharan region is located ____ | in Africa, south of the Sahara Desert |
| The two main religions of Sub-Saharan Africa are ____ | Islam and Animism |
| During imperialism, most of the countries of Sub-Saharan Africa were ____ | colonies |
| The ____ empire was the largest in the world. | British |
| Before Britain took control, ____ were living in the Cape of Good Hope. | Dutch |
| ____ is a Dutch farmer. | a Boer |
| Britain wanted to control South Africa because ____ | already controlled Cape of Good Hope, large empire in Africa, and diamonds were found |
| The conflict between the Dutch farmers and the British was called ____ | Boer War |
| The Boer War was won by ____ | the British |
| During WWI and WWII, South Africa ____ | they helped the British by sending troops to fight |
| South Africa gain independence in ____ | 1910 |
| The legal separation of whites and blacks is ____ | apartheid |
| ____ led the movement to end apartheid. | Nelson Mandela |
| There was ____ in Sub-Saharan Africa during WWI and WWII. | no major fighting |
| ____ is the right of citizens to decide their own government | self-determination |
| ____ was an effort to gain independence in Kenya. | the Mau Mau Rebellion |
| ____ led the independence movement in Kenya. | Jomo Kenyatta |
| Kenya gained its independence in ____ | 1963 |
| Western Africa ____ for its independence. | did not fight |
| Western Africa gained its independence ____ | in a peaceful transition |
| Today in Western Africa, there are ____ | civil wars and ethnic strife |
| Self-determination, pride in African culture, resentment of imperial rule, superpower rivalry in the Cold War | were reasons for independence movements in Africa |
