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REVIEW OVER AFRICA VOCABULARY AND COUNTRY COMPARISON CHART

 What is defined as the occupation and control of one nation by another. A. Abolitionism B. Pan- Africanism C. Colonialism D. Partitioning

C. Colonialism

 This resulted in the competition between European nations. A. Abolitionism B. Genocide C. Pan-Africanism D. Nationalism

 This means created by an outside entity without regard to the ethnicity or religious groups in the area. A. Nationalism B. Artificial Political Border C. Pan- Africanism D. Nelson Mandela

B. Artificial Political Border

 This is a result of European Partitioning of Africa and brought additional hardships on the population including the destruction of infrastructure, crops, education, healthcare, and increase the spread of disease and famine. A. Civil War B. Genocide C. Pan- Africanism D. Nationalism

A. Civil War

 One of the things needed to ensure the stability of the government involving authority and power to insure security. A. Nationalism B. Genocide C. Sovereignty D. Industrial Revolution

C. Sovereignty

 This is the process by which a group of military takes control of government and 60 have been successful in Africa. A. Genocide B. Coup d’ etat C. Pan- Africanism D. Civil War

B. Coup d’ etat

 Nigeria joined this organization to generate billions. However, increasing corruption and graft at all levels of government squandered most of these earnings. A. Genocide B. Civil War C. The African Union D. OPEC

 Leader of anti-Apartheid movement in South Africa and became President of South Africa after being sentenced to a life in prison. A. Gandhi B. Siddhartha Gautama C. Nelson Mandela D. Mao Zedong

C. Nelson Mandela

 This is the term given to describe the purposeful killing off an entire group of people and occurs in various places in Africa. A. Genocide B. Nationalism C. Civil War D. Pan- Africanism

A. Genocide

 movement to unify and uplift both native Africans and those of the African diaspora, as part of a "global African community". A. Genocide B. Nationalism C. Civil War D. Pan- Africanism

 Which group did Nigeria get their independence from and what is the official language in Nigeria? A. France- French B. Great Britain- English C. Germany- German D. Italy- Italian

B. GREAT BRITAIN- ENGLISH

 What type of economy does South Africa have and what are the main exports that come from South Africa? A. mixed market- Petroleum B. Command- machinery C. Emerging Market- gold and diamonds D. Market- fish and cement

C. Emerging Market- gold and diamonds

 What is Kenya’s capital city? A. Nairobi B. Khartoum C. Abuja D. Cape Town

A. Nairobi

 Which group controlled Sudan prior to independence in 1956? A. France B. Germany C. Italy D. Great Britain