Capitals
Water bodies
Egypt
Libya and the Magreb
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100
Tunisia's capital.
What is Tunis?
100
Africa's longest river.
What is the Nile?
100
The land that forms at the mouth of some rivers by soil that is dropped as the river slows and enters the sea.
What is delta?
100
A large group of merchants who join together to travel in safety.
What is caravan?
100
A natural or artificial lake used to collect water for human needs.
What is reservoir?
200
Algeria's capital.
What is Algiers?
200
Sea to the north o f Libya.
What is the Mediterranean?
200
Egyptians peasants.
What is fellaheen?
200
The old section of a North African city, usually centered around a mosque.
What is medina?
200
Wealth in the form of money or property owned or used in business.
What is capital?
300
Egypt's capital.
What is Cairo?
300
Water body to the west of Morocco.
What is the Atlantic ocean?
300
A windstorm that blows hot air, dust, and grit.
What is sandstorm?
300
A market in an Arab community.
What is souk?
300
Gulf to the east of Tunisia.
What is Gabes?
400
Libya's capital.
What is Tripoli?
400
Straight between Morocco and Spain.
What is Gibraltar?
400
An open-air market; a street lined with ships and stalls.
What is bazaar?
400
Gulf to the north of Libya.
What is Sidra?
500
Morocco's capital
What is Rabat?
500
Sea to the east of Egypt.
What is the Red sea?
500
System by which water and silt were controlled by embankments ant time-released to irrigate farmlands.
What is basin irrigation?
500
A usually dry riverbed or gully that temporarily hold water from a sudden downpour.
What is wadi?
500
An irrigation system that provides necessary water to the land throughout the year.
What is perennial irrigation?
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