Geography & Environment (G4)
Africa's History (H1)
Literacy & Standard of Living (E3a)
Human Capital & GDP (E3b)
Connections (Mixed Challenge)
100

Why do most people in the Sahara live near the Nile River or Mediterranean Coast?

Because those areas have access to water, fertile soil, and trade routes.

100

How did the Berlin Conference cause conflict in Africa?

Europeans divided Africa without considering ethnic or cultural boundaries.

100

What does literacy mean?

The ability to read and write.

100

What is human capital?

The skills, knowledge, and education of a country’s workers.

100

What type of economy is based on customs and traditions?

A traditional economy.

200

This African river is the longest river in the world?

The Nile River.

200

What was the National Party trying to do through apartheid?

Separate races and keep power in the hands of white South Africans.

200

How do literacy rates affect the standard of living?

Higher literacy = better jobs, higher income, and improved living conditions.

200

How does investing in human capital increase GDP?

Education and training make workers more productive.

200

What’s the main religion practiced in North Africa?

Islam

300

Which statements describe the location of Lake Victoria?

It’s south of Sudan and west of Kenya.

300

Who was imprisoned for fighting apartheid?

Nelson Mandela.

300

Which country has the highest literacy rate?

South Africa.

300

In which country is investment in capital goods most beneficial?

Nigeria, because many companies still use outdated machines.

300

What’s the difference between an ethnic and a religious group?

Ethnic = ancestry and language, Religious = beliefs and faith.

400

How does geography affect where people live in Africa?

People live near water and fertile land for farming, jobs, and trade.

400

What did Jomo Kenyatta inspire in Kenya?

The independence movement and self-government.

400

What can we infer about a country with low literacy rates?

It likely has a lower GDP and more poverty.

400

What’s the difference between human and physical capital?

Human = people and skills, Physical = tools, machines, and equipment.

400

What type of government allows citizens to vote and elect representatives?

Democracy.

500

What natural resource makes Nigeria’s economy strong?

Oil (petroleum).

500

What was the goal of the Pan-African Movement?

To unite Africans and promote cooperation and independence.

500

What’s the best way to raise the standard of living?

Invest in education and job training.

500

How do stable governments affect the economy?

They create safe environments for business and growth.

500

What is a major obstacle to entrepreneurship in Nigeria?

Government corruption and political instability.

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