Geography
This River, the longest in the world, flows through Sudan on its way to the Mediterranean Sea.
Nile River
This term refers to the ancient monuments and temples found in Sudan, dating back to the time when the region was part of a powerful kingdom that rivaled ancient Egypt
Nubian Pyramids
This traditional Sudanese clothing for men, consisting of a long, white robe, symbolizes purity and is commonly worn for both daily life and special occasions.
Jalabiya (or Jellabiya)
Sudan has a coastline along the Red Sea.
True!
This African mountain is the highest peak on the continent, located in Tanzania.
Mount Kilimanjaro
Where does Sudan rank on the list of Largest African countries by size
#3, Behind Algeria and Democratic Republic of Congo
Sudan gained it's independence from these two countries in 1956, marking it their joint rule over the region.
Britain and Egypt
This traditional dish, made with fava beans, is a staple in Sudanese cuisine.
Fuul (Ful medames)
Sudan was the only African nation to never be colonized by a European power
False
One of the world's largest desert areas, spans several countries across the continent, providing a distinct ecological and cultural landscape
The Sahara Desert
This capital city is the administrative heart of Sudan
Khartoum
This ancient African kingdom was centered along the Nile River in what is now Sudan, famous for its pyramids and rich culture.
Kingdom of Kush
Sudanese music often features this five-stringed instrument.
Oud
Nubian is the official language of Sudan
False!
This country, located on the Arabian Peninsula, is considered the birthplace of Islam
Saudi Arabia
Sudan shares this natural feature with Egypt, known for its ancient monuments
The Nubian Desert
The independence of South Sudan
This sweet, refreshing drink made from hibiscus flowers is popular in Sudan, especially during weddings and other celebrations.
Karkade
Outside of Sudan, the UAE has the highest number of Sudanese Immigrants due to the Emirati/Sudani movement that took place in 2007
False
What African country has the most Muslims
Nigeria
Sudan's boarders touch 7 different countries, name 4 of them
This Sudanese leader, who came power in 1989 through a military coup, was ousted from power in 2019 after widespread protests.
Omar al-Bashir
This Sudanese event is a traditional gathering where stories, proverbs, and poems are shared among community members, often under the open sky at night.
Hikayat (Stories)
Sudan is the world's leading producer of Arabic gum, an ingredient used in many food, beverage, and pharmaceutical products
True
A series of protests and uprisings across the Arab world, beginning in 2010, aimed at ending authoritarian practices and corruption
The Arab Spring