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Africa Test Review

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Mansa MansaLeader from Mali, responsible for spread of Islam in his society
Mary and Louis LeakeyFound bones of early humans in Africa
EwuareLeader from Benin
King Leopold of Belgiumtook advantage of Congo Free State for diamonds
FW DeKlerkPresident of South Africa who worked to end apartheid and freed Mandela
Nelson Mandelaleader in the apartheid movement; jailed for 27 years; became 1st black president of South Africa
Sunni AliLeader of the Songhai people
Leopold Sedar SenghorSenegalese poet who believed in Negritude and later became president of Senegal
Apartheidgovernment policy based on segregation
Negritude Movementencouraged Africans to value their African heritage
Pan-Africanismmovement to unite people with African heritage spread across the world
Diasporaspreading/scattering of people
Desertificationturning land into desert due to over farming
Hydroelectric powerelectric power harnessed from rivers
Escarpmentsarea where rivers from the savanna meet coastal plains
Black ConsciousnessSteve Biko's message that "black is beautiful" and not inferior to whites
Why is the Nile important to Egyptian society?Its yearly floods leave the soil fertile
What 4 major climate zones exist in Africa?Tropical Wet, Tropical Wet and Dry, Desert, Mediterranean
What are the 5 regions of Africa?North Africa, West Africa, Central Africa, East Africa, Southern Africa
Compared to the U.S., how big is Africa?Three times the size of the U.S.
What are the major rivers in Africa?Nile, Congo, Niger, Zambezi
Who was the main god in Egyptian religion?Amon-Re
What was the capital city of Kush?Meroe
What early African civilizations declined due to invasion?Ghana, Songhai, East African Cities
What was the African DiasporaScattering of Africans around the world - Slavery was one cause
Why did European nations want to imperialize Africa?raw materials
What African-Americans supported Pan-Africanism?Marcus Garvey, WEB DuBois
In what ways did African nations try to reduce their dependency on European nations? (after colonialism)By building their own factories and industry.
When did apartheid begin?1948
When did apartheid end?1994
When it is rainy in the north of Africa, what is it like in the north?dry (they are opposites)
How many countries are there in Africa?55
How many languages are there in Africa?over 10,000
What happened at the Berlin Conference?European countries divided Africa
What were the Boer Wars?Wars between the Dutch and British settlers in South Africa.
Who won the Boer Wars and took over South Africa?The British
What diseases affected Africa?malaria, yellow fever, bilharzia, AIDS


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