Geography
Vocabulary
Decolonization
Rebellion
Effects of European Imperialism
100

Is Africa a country or a continent?

Continent

100

This word describes something as EVIL or HARMFUL

Nefarious

100

What event(s) did the Labor Unions and Workers take part in?

Worker Strikes

100

What major rebellions did we discuss (Name 3)?

3rd Anglo Ashanti War, Anglo-Zulu War, Battle of Adwa, Maji-Maji Rebellion

100

People from across Africa met in present day ________ to trade. 

Nigeria

200

True or False: Ethiopia, Algeria, Mali, Nigeria are all countries in Africa. 

True

200

Definition: Peacefully protesting unfair rules

Civil Disobedience 

200

What countries faced the most decolonization?

Hint: Look at you decolonization notes and the countries WHERE it took place. Page 14 would be a good spot to look)

Ghana and Kenya

200

What was the "White Man's burden"?

Europeans justify taking land from Africans. 

200

How many languages are spoken in Nigeria?

500 

300

What desert is the largest in Africa?

Sahara Desert

300

Definition: Using people or resources unfairly to gain money or power.

Exploitation

300

Name 3 non-state actors in the decolonization of Africa.

Options: Media, Rebellion, Charismatic Leader, Women, Religious Groups & Leaders, Students & Youth, Labor Unions & Workers

300

What caused the 3rd Anglo-Ashanti War?

Britain took control of land on the Gold Coast that the Ashanti also claimed

300

Who are the main ethnic groups in Northern Nigeria

Hausa and Fulani

400

What river is the longest in Africa (Hint: it's on your map)?

Nile River

400

Definition: Forcing people to obey and live under someone else's rule

Subjugation

400

Why was Rebellion significant in the decolonization of Africa? 

Armed conflict made it expensive for colonizers to maintain control. 

400

What impact (effect) did the Battle of Adwa have? 

European countries began to see Ethiopia as a strong and legitimate nation

OR

Emperor Menilek II gained international respect

400

This region of Nigeria is located near the Bight of Benin and is very urbanized. The primary religions consist of Christianity, Islamic, and traditional beliefs. 

Western Nigeria

500

What biome is the largest in Africa?

Savanna

500

Most of Africa was divided up unfairly between which European countries (there are 6)? 

(Hint: It was stated in one of the readings we did towards the beginning of the unit!)

Britain, France, Belgium, Spain, Italy, and Portugal

500

What significance did the media play in the decolonization of Africa?

They controlled the information and helped shape the public opinion. Provided a national identity. 

500

About 10–12 million enslaved people had been sold to European traders along the African coast during what?

Scramble for Africa

500

What is the primary ethnic group in the eastern region of Nigeria?

Igbo

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