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3/6 The Kongo Kingdom, located in present-day Central Africa, was notable for its engagement with which major world religion during the pre-colonial era?


Christianity

100

10. ______Before European colonization, many African societies relied heavily on which economic activity?


Agriculture 

100

41. ______Along which geographical regions of Africa did European powers establish colonial rule, leading to the exploitation of resources and labor?

West and Central Africa

100

12. ______Which field of study focuses on the scientific study of language structure and evolution?

Linguistics

100

37. ______Which historical period saw increased interaction and exchange between Europe and Africa, leading to the transatlantic slave trade and the spread of diseases?

Portuguese Slavery

200

4/3 Which pre-colonial African kingdom, known for its intricate bronze and ivory sculptures, demonstrated resilience in preserving its cultural heritage amidst external pressures?


Benin Kingdom

200

40. ______What term describes the irregular warfare tactics employed by African resistance movements against colonial powers?

Guerilla War

200

14. ______Which concept has been critiqued as a social construct used to categorize people based on physical characteristics?


Race as Concept

200

35. ______Along which East African coastal region did the Swahili culture emerge, blending African, Arab, and Indian influences in trade and culture?


Swahili Coast 

200

1. Which academic field focuses on the comprehensive study of the history, culture, and experiences of African Americans?


AA Studies

300

3. ______The Civil Rights Movement in the United States aimed primarily to:


Secure equal rights and end racial segregation

300

30. ______Which religion spread to West Africa through trans-Saharan trade routes and became a dominant cultural and religious force in the region?


Judaism

300

2. ______What term describes an approach that integrates knowledge and methodologies from various disciplines such as history, sociology, and literature?

Interdisciplinary 

300

33. ______Which syncretic religion, blending African animism with Catholicism, emerged among enslaved Africans in Louisiana during the colonial period?


Voodoo Louisiana 

300

31. ______What term describes the process by which individuals or groups adopt the cultural norms and practices of another society?


Assimilation 

400

17. In ancient Africa, what technological advancement revolutionized societies and contributed to the development of complex civilizations?


Iron Work

400

15. ______Which ancient civilization is renowned for its pyramids, pharaohs, and the Nile River?


Egypt

400

8. ______The African diaspora extends to various regions beyond the African continent, including:


Empire Status

400

18. What term was historically used to describe Africa due to its perceived mystery and unfamiliarity to outsiders?


Dark Continent

400

26. ______Which region of Africa, known for its rich cultural heritage and extensive trade networks, encompasses countries such as Ghana, Mali, and Nigeria?


West Africa

500

6. ______Which geographical feature surrounds the African continent and provided access to Europe and Asia?

Oceans and Seas

500

5. ______Which type of historical source provides firsthand accounts or records of events?


Primary Documents

500

22. ______Which medieval West African empire became famous for its wealth, gold trade, and legendary king, Mansa Musa?


Mali

500

4/2 In the context of African American Studies, which theme examines the diverse ways categories of identity intersect and shape individuals' experiences?


Intersections of Identity 

500

13. ______In the context of African American history, what term refers to social groups characterized by shared cultural traits, ancestry, or nationality?


Ethnic Groups

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