| A | B |
|---|
| Indochina | former name of Vietnam |
| Pan-Africanism | nationalist movement that calls for the unity of all Africans |
| Oil | discovery of this made Libya a rich nation |
| nonviolent resistance | also known as civil disobedience |
| United States | this country controlled the Philippines as a colony |
| Kwame Nkrumah | leader of the nationalist movement in Ghana |
| Jomo Kenyatta | leader of the nationalist movement in Kenya |
| Great Britain & France | controlled the most colonies in Africa after WWII |
| Suez Canal | connected the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea |
| France | imperial power of Algeria |
| apartheid | system of separation of the races in South Africa |
| Nelson Mandela | 1st Black president of South Africa |
| F.W. de Klerk | president of South Africa who freed Mandela from prison |
| Mohandas Gandhi | leader of nonviolent resistance |
| the Netherlands | people from this country are called the Dutch |
| Kashmir | area of India that Pakistan & India are still fighting over today |
| Muslim | most people in Pakistan are this religion |
| Hindu | most people in India are this religion |
| salt | a tax on this item caused Gandhi to lead a protest in 1930 |
| nationalism | this caused Africans to seek independence after WWII |
