Guess It
An Import Quota Is A
Legal Limit On The Amount Of A Good That Can Be Imported Into A Country.
What Year Did South Africa Gain Independence?
1961-1994.
What Is Capitalism?
An Economic System Where The Factors Of Production Are Privately Owned.
Who Is Often Considered The "Father" Of Kenya?
Jomo Kenyatta
Name One Type Of Production That Is Measurement Of The Work Done By People.
Tariffs, Quotas, And Subsidies Are Examples Of
Trade Barriers.
When Were There 17 African Countries?
What Is Partition?
The Act Of Two Things Separating.
Where was Nelson Mandela sent to prison?
Robben Island
Why Was Nigeria Colonized?
Name An Example Of A Capital Resource?
Tools, Machines, Or Anything Used To Make Goods.
When Did South Africa Elected Nelson Mandela As President?
What Is Apartheid?
The South African Policy Of Legal Separation Of The Races.
He Was A South African Politician And Activist.
Why Did European Countries Establish Colonies In Africa During The 19th Century?
They Wished To Expand Their Economies.
How Did The European Countries Divide Africa? Hint: What Did They Create?
Artificial Political Boundaries.
In what year was the Berlin Conference?
1884
What Is Imperialism?
The Idea Of Taking Other Peoples' Land To Gain Power And Land.
What was Nelson Mandela's political party that he used to advocate for South African independence?
How Is Pan-Africanism Related To Africa In The 1960s?
It Helped To Unify Africans Against Their Colonial Situation.
Why Did Apartheid In South Africa End During The 1990s?
White Leaders Realized That The Policy Was Hurting The Country's Economy And International Reputation.
What Year Did Nelson Mandela Become The 1st Black President?
What Is Nationalism?
A Strong Belief In One's Country.
Who Was The Last President Before Nelson Mandela's Election And Was The One To Officially End Apartheid?
F.W. De Klerk.
Which Two European Countries Had The Best Influence In Africa In The Early 1900s?
Great Britain And France.