Vocab
Borders created during the colonization period for European purposes.
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Which of these BEST expresses the goal of Pan-Africanism of the 1960s?
A) to resist communist forces in the Cold War
B) stronger bonds between the nations of Africa
C) to fight for the end of imperialism in Africa
D) the formation of a single government throughout Africa
B) stronger bonds between the nations of Africa
At the end of the 19th Century, which country won control of South Africa in the Boer Wars?
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This political, economic, and social movement is meant to create solidarity amongst people all over the world who can trace their ancestry to Africa.
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"In 1986, nations of the world began organizing economic protests against the country of South Africa. The United States, Japan, and the European Community all issued a series of sanctions (Rules/Punishments) against the government and the businesses of the southern African nation."
Which of these BEST explains the purpose of these sanctions?
South Africa continued its enforcement of a system of racial discrimination.
Which of the following was not a racial group in South Africa during the Apartheid?
A) White
B) Krackan
C) Colored
D) Native
B) Krackan
This is a policy of countries to extend their political and economic control over distant lands.
Which of these is an example of European imperialism in Africa?
A) Africa is rich in natural resources such as gold, diamonds, and oil.
B) Large plantations in the Americas created a demand for enslaved peoples.
C) European leaders staked out their claims in Africa during the Berlin Conference.
D) Advancements in technology and navigation allowed Europeans to more easily explore Africa.
C) European leaders staked out their claims in Africa during the Berlin Conference.
Why did apartheid in South Africa end during the 1990s?
A) White leaders realized that the policy was hurting the country's economy and international reputation.B) The African National Congress began calling for its dismantling and the United Nations responded.
C) It never succeeded in segregating Africans from whites.
D) It had accomplished all of its goals by that time.
A) White leaders realized that the policy was hurting the country's economy and international reputation.
For much of the 20th century, Robben Island in South Africa was MOST known as
A) South Africa's largest naval base.B) the last colonial possession of Great Britain.
C) the country's center for processing immigrants.
D) the site of a prison for anti-apartheid activists.
D) the site of a prison for anti-apartheid activists.
This conference was led by German chancellor Otto von Bismark of Germany with the goal of European countries expanding their coastal claims into the interior of Africa.
How did 18th- and 19th-Century European imperialism help to cause nationalism in Asian and African countries?
A) It promoted free trade among the imperial colonies.
B) It established Christianity as the common religion.
C) It caused intense patriotic feelings toward the imperial country.
D) It inadvertently united people there to oppose foreign domination.
D) It inadvertently united people there to oppose foreign domination.
British took away South African’s right to vote
This is the name of both the dominant political party in the country of South Africa and the organization that has at the forefront of the anti-apartheid movement before 1994.
Why did African states face so many problems following their successful independence movements?
Political and ethnic rivalries within the countries emerged after independence
He was the last Afrikaner Nationalist to be the President of South Africa in the era of Apartheid. He released Nelson Mandela from prison and gave Blacks the right to vote again.
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