What is a micro-enterprise? a)a new business. b)a business that run by small people. c)a successful business own/operated by women. d)A small business.

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What is a micro-enterprise? a)a new business. b)a business that run by small people. c)a successful business own/operated by women. d)A small business with few or no employees.

What is a micro-enterprise? D) A small business with few or no employees.

Poverty in Africa is cause by? A) Poverty in Africa is caused by civil war. B) Poverty in Africa is caused by drought. C) Poverty in Africa is caused by disease or Malaria. D) All the above.

Poverty in Africa is cause by? A) Poverty in Africa is caused by civil war. B) Poverty in Africa is caused by drought. C) Poverty in Africa is caused by disease or Malaria. D) All the above.

TRUE!!!!! Many things contribute to wide spread poverty throughout Africa! Most of Africa is made up of developing countries. 21 of the World’s poorest countries are in Africa. In 2004, 200 million Africans were undernourished. They did not get enough food to lead a healthy life

Gender-based division of labor is a traditional way of dividing: a)Work based on the persons culture. b)Work based on a persons age c)Work based on a persons education level. d)Work based on a person gender…male or female.

Gender-based division of labor is a traditional way of dividing work based on a person gender…male or female.

Be able to define the following terms. Pastoral nomad Indigenous peoples Informal economy Shifting agriculture

Pastoral nomad: person that travels from place to place to feed their herd. Indigenous peoples: Natives of an area who have been dominated/ taken over by others who came later. Informal economy: goods and services exchanged outside of government control. Selling things on the street or common market. Shifting agriculture: a sustainable method to keep a farmers field fertile. Farmers plant crops for a year/two then move to a new field for the first to “rest”.

Which statement is true according to the map? A) More women attend school than men. B) Most men do not live long in Africa. C) Women and men have equal job opportunities. D) Men have a higher education than women and earn more income.

Which statement is true according to the map? A) More women attend school than men. B) Most men do not live long in Africa. C) Women and men have equal job opportunities. D) Men have a higher education than women and earn more income.