Africa's Geography
Name the Kingdom
Apartheid
African Downfalls
100

Africa is the ___________. 

2nd Largest continent

100

Which kingdom became rich as a result of the “salt-gold trade” between West and North Africa. 


Ghana 

100

What does the word Apartheid mean? 

Seperation 

100

What is overgrazing? 

When a foreign animal is introduced to a new ecosystem. 

200

What physical feature shaped Africa's history? Why? 

Rivers 

The rivers allowed people to trade throughout Africa. 

200

In which country did Mansa Musa encourage the teachings of the Islamic faith?


Mali 

200

The Apartheid Laws were similar to which laws in the United States? 

Jim Crow Laws

200

What are the three reasons Ghana fell? 

Invasion 

Overgrazing 

Rebellion 

300

What are the three types of physical features/ landscapes in Africa? 

Savannah 

Rain Forests 

Sahel/ Deserts 

300

Similar to Rome, this kingdom became too big to control. 

Mali

300

How did the Apartheid Movement end? How were Mandela and Klerk honored? 

Nonviolent Peace Movements

Nobel Peace Prize + Presidency of South Africa 

300

What are the four reasons why Mali fell? 

weak rulers

invaders 

empire was too big to control 

parts of the empire broke away

400

What is South Africa? 

A country 

400

These kingdoms traded their gold with Muslim merchants who visited their area.


Mali and Songhai

400

How long did Mandela spend in prison? Why is this important?

Several years 

Mandela's imprisonment was compared to MLK's 

400

Why did the Songhai Kingdom come to an end? 

Imperialism 

500

What can you infer about African countries that have multiple capitals? 

They are at war = many capitals 
500

These kingdoms eventually became small African states. 

Mali

Songhai 

Ghana 

500

How does the following quote connect to the Apartheid? 

 "It always seems impossible until it is done." 


N/A

500

Why is important to study Africa's history, even though we live in the United States? 

African history (especially during the Apartheid)  influenced US history