Geography
This is the longest river in Africa.
the Nile
This is the world's largest sheet of falling water:
Victoria Falls
This is the title for ancient Egyptian rulers:
Pharaohs
This term describes the process of shipping and trading materials, goods, and slaves across the Atlantic:
Triangular Trade
This Egyptian leader is remembered for his elaborate tomb discovered in 1922
Tut Ankh Amun
(King Tut)
This is the largest hot desert in the world.
the Sahara
The Nile River flows in this direction:
north
This is to believe in one god.
monotheism
At this event the European powers decided how they would divide up and colonize Africa:
Berlin Conference
A large lake and a large waterfall were named after this European ruler:
Victoria
This range is located in northwestern Africa, in Morocco and other countries.
the Atlas Mountains
Africa's largest lake; a source of the Nile.
Lake Victoria
This is the belief in many gods.
polytheism
This is the approximate percentage of Africa which is covered by desert:
40%
This person was imprisoned for protesting South Africa's racial laws and tater became its president.
Nelson Mandela
This region juts out into the Indian Ocean, near the Red Sea.
Horn of Africa
This is the region between the Sahara Desert and the savannahs:
the Sahel
This is the name for the policy of separating the races in South Africa.
Apartheid
This an area in a river of rapid, treacherous waters.
cataracts
This person is considered by some to be the richest person who ever lived.
Mansa Musa
This hilly region is one of the sources of the Nile.
Ethiopian Highlands
1.4 billion
the estimated population of Africa 2022
This is a term for the European rush to colonize Africa in the 19th century.
Scramble For Africa
Who is (was) the hungry crocodile?
Gustave
This South African president helped to end Apartheid and released Nelson Mandela from prison.
FW de Klerk