Geographic Features
What country has a growing tourist industry?
Gambia
What religion prominent in Nigeria?
Muslim
The leader of several united villages is called what?
A tribal chief
On Map 1, where is Cameroon?
Letter D
On Map 2, Which countries are A, B, and C in that order?
Guinea Bissau, Senegal, and Gambia
What is the most populous country in West Africa?
Nigeria
Which country avoided European imperialism?
Liberia
A village from a common ancestor is called what?
A clan
On Map 1, where is Gabon?
Letter C
On Map 2, which countries are L, K, and J? In order.
Nigeria, Benin, and Togo
Which country was formed from volcanic activity?
Sao Tome and Principe
Instead of scripture, traditional religion depends on what?
Tradition
When people have a strong connection to a tribe that speaks the same language it is called what?
Tribalism
On Map 1, where is Sao Tome and Principe AND Equatorial Guinea? (In order)
Letter B (Sao Tome) and Letter A (Equatorial Guinea)
On Map 2, which countries are H and G? In order.
Burkina Faso, and Cote d'Ivoire
The last country in West Africa to gain its independence?
Cape Verde
Which country is the single landlocked nation in Central Africa and primarily a plateau?
Central African Republic
Who populated Cape Verde?
The Portuguese
On Map 1 where is the Republic of Congo and the Democratic Republic of Congo? (In order)
Letter F (Republic of Congo) and Letter G (Democratic Republic of Congo)
On Map 2, which country is D and E? In order
Guinea, and Sierra Leone
Which country had the highest percentage of animists?
Togo
True or False: The Congo River serves as a national boundary and is navigable for one thousand miles?
True
True or False: More than half of all AIDS patients in Africa are women?
True
In Map 1 where is the Central African Republic?
Letter E
Which countries in Map 2 are F?
Liberia.