Physical Characteristics
Human Characteristics
Regions in Africa
Map Skills
Push & Pull Factors
100

Largest, hottest desert in the world.

Sahara Desert

100

Dominant religion in North Africa.

Islam

100

Sahara Desert is in what region?

North Africa

100

Four main directions on a compass rose.

North, South, East, West

100

What is a push factor?

A reason people leave a place. (Negative conditions)

200

Longest river in the world.

Nile River

200

Traditional colorful cloth from West Africa.

Kente Cloth.
200

Niger River is in what region?

West Africa

200

Map feature that explains symbols.

Legend/Key

200

What is a pull factor?

A reason people move to a place. (Positive factor)

300

Second largest rainforest on Earth.

Congo Rainforest

300

Major city in South Africa known for gold mining.

Johannesburg

300

Great Rift Valley and Kilimanjaro are in what region?

East Africa

300

Shows how map distance = real distance

Map Scale

300

Give one example of a push factor.

War, famine, lack of jobs, natural disasters, etc. 

400

Tallest mountain in Africa. 

Mount Kilimanjaro

400

Tourists in East Africa visit for what adventures?

Safaris

400

Congo Rainforest is in what region?

Central Africa

400

If New York is north of Pennsylvania, what direction is Pennsylvania from New York?

South

400

Give one example of a pull factor.

Jobs, safety, better schools, fertile land, etc. 

500

Wide grassy plains with elephants and lions.

Savanna Grasslands.

500

Famous leader who fought apartheid

Nelson Mandela

500

Kalahari Desert and plateaus are in what region?

Southern Africa

500

Five things every map should include?

Title, Compass Rose, Legend, Labels, Scale

500

If people leave a drought area to farm near a river, what is the push and pull?

Push = drought; Pull = fertile land/water.

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