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Africa Australia 13
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The people of Sudan and South Sudan argued about _____ and ethnic differences. | religious |
| The Great Mosque of D'Jenne is related to which religion? | Islam (Muslim) |
| Cathy Freeman became a spokesman for ________ for the Aboriginal people in Australia. | equality |
| In Rwanda, one of the reasons for the _______ and recent problems is the conflict between the Hutu and Tutsi people. | fighting |
| Because of imperialism, many of Africa's countries speak ____ languages today. | European |
| Africa is known as the land of ______. | diversity |
| Diversity means composed of a variety of _____ elements. | different |
| Three major influences of Africa's culture today are ___,____, and ____. | Muslim, western, and indigenous |
| Indigenous means _____ , or occurring naturally in the local area, and can refer to groups of people, plants, and animals. | native |
| South Sudan recently voted to _____ and form a new separate country from Sudan. | separate |
| Governments in Africa often _____ to meet the needs of the people there because of fighting and disorganization. | fail |
| One example of the government failing to meet the needs of the people was when students were not given ____ to advance to the next grade in Democratic Republic of the Congo. | tests |
| A majority ____ may not have the largest numbers but it is the group with the power and wealth in a culture. | group |
| A simple _____ means more than half of something. | majority |
| The country that practiced a system called Apartheid was located in ______ _______. | South Africa |
| Apartheid has contributed to African people not being properly educated, housed, and has caused many of the current ______ there. | problems |
| Africa has many health problems but not enough good _____. | healthcare |
| Imperialist countries kept control of indigenous African people by setting up _____ and forcing their culture, language and religion on them. | colonies |
| Many ____ come to Australia to see the Great Barrier Reef, and that is good for their economy. | tourists |
| A developing country's economy mostly relies on _____, which is farming. | agriculture |
| An industrialized country's economy relies more on _____, which is producing goods, that agriculture. | manufacturing |
| Technology is more often found in countries that are _____. | industrialized |
| Kenya's economy is supported greatly by _____ since this is where people come for a safari. | tourism |
| War, limited resources, and drought can all contribute to _____. | scarcity |
| When people do not have the _______ they need to thrive (survive well) it is called scarcity. | resources |
| An extensive salt trade was once located in the ___ ___ of North Africa. | Sahara Desert |
| The indigenous people of Australia, known as Aborigines, were forced to the interior land that is mostly _____. | desert |
| Mt. Kilimanjaro is Africa's _______ mountain. | highest |
| Prawn _______ damages the Great Barrier Reef. | trawling |
| Sometime scuba divers break ____ off the Great Barrier Reef, which damages it. | souvenirs |
| Pollution and warm waters can cause _____ of the coral, which is when they release algae and lose their color and die. | bleaching |
| The Great Barrier Reef is a home to many ____ and other living creatures. | fish |
| When good fertile soil become like a desert and cannot grow plants, it is called _____. | desertification |
| Cutting down too many trees is called _____. | deforestation |
| During the British colonization of Australia, they sent prisoners to work in a ____ colony for 7 years. | penal |
| South _____ was formed after twenty years of fighting and a vote by the people of that country. | Sudan |
| The Lost Boys were _____ to leave their homes because of war. | forced |
| ______ are forced to leave their homes due to fear for their lives. | refugees |
| The man who peacefully protested against Apartheid, was in prison for it, and later became president was _____ _____. | Nelson Mandela |
| The map of Africa changed rapidly after WWII because Europe was _______ and the African people were demanding their freedom. | weakened |
| Liberia and ____ were the only two countries not controlled by European powers in 1910. | Ethiopia |
| Indigenous groups were forced together by European boundary-setting, which eventually led to many _____ wars. | civil |
| Civil wars are fighting between two groups that are in the ____ country. | same |
Created by:
Ms. Hagy