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Africa Final Test!
Question | Answer |
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Define movement, like “nationalist movement” | An organized effort to make something happen/change something. |
Define independence. | When you rule yourself; freedom from foreign power |
3) What was the Pan-African movement? | 1. To unite people of African descent, reminding them that they have a common culture and history, so they should work to the same goals. 2. To end European Colonization in Africa (get all African nations their own political freedom.) |
4) Are Pan-Africanism and the Pan-African movement the same thing? | Yes |
5) Who started Pan-Africanism? | Young educated Africans |
6) When did people first start thinking about Pan-African ideas? | Late 1800s, early 1900s |
7) When did Pan-African ideas begin to spread across the continent of Africa? | 1900s – 1970s |
8) How many countries were part of the Pan-African movement? | lots of countries |
9) Was Pan-Africanism a Nationalist movement? How do you know? | It was MULTI-national (because more than one nation supported the same movement |
10) What was one really important effect of the Pan-African movement? | It encouraged African countries to fight against European powers and END colonization. |
11) Did the Pan-African movement ever really end? How do you know? | No, the African Union still works to unite Africans toward solving shared problems. |
12) What does “people of African descent” mean? Give an example. | People that had African ancestors (great, great grandma). They might live in Africa or elsewhere in the world. |
13) Where did the people who “were invited” into the movement live? | Africans all over the world. |
14) Name two African-American authors that supported Pan-Africanism. | Langston Hughes & W.E.B. duBois |
16) What does “multi-national” mean? | Involving more than one nation (more than one country). |
17) What was “continental Pan-Africanism”? | The Pan-African movement issues that really affected the African CONTINENT. (Mainly, the push to end European rule over African nations.) |
18) One goal of the Pan-African movement was to unite all _____ _____. | Black Africans |
19) Did the Pan-African movement ever want to make all of Africa one big country? | No |
22) What is the African Union? | An organization made of many African countries that work to solve problems shared by all cultures. |
23) The African Union was formed during the _____ _____ . | Pan-African Movement |
24) What does the African Union work to do, even today? | The African Union still works to unite Africans toward solving shared problems. |
25) The Africans wanted _______ from European Colonialism | Independence |
1) Define imperialism | When a country controls the government of another |
2) Define colonialism. | When a country claims “colonies” outside of its borders |
3) Define colony. | Territory outside of a country’s borders, usually used to build wealth for the Colonizing power. |
4) Define partition. | To divide up territory |
5) Define colonized. | To claim land as a colony used to benefit the Colonial power. |
6) Define conflict. | Disagreement between two/more people, groups, or countries. |
7) Define ethnic group | Group of people that share genetics, culture, language, etc. |
8) Define artificial boundaries. | Borders that are created by politicians who aren’t thinking about traditional borders, groups, or conflicts. |
9) What was the “Scramble for Africa”? | When European colonizing powers were hurrying to divide up African territory. |
10) What were some results of European partitioning? | Ethnic conflict, religious conflict, unstable governments |
11) What did Africa have that Europeans wanted? | Land, natural resources, population used for slavery |
12) How did the Europeans “partition” Africa? Why were these divisions “artificial”? | At the Berlin Conference in 1884, European powers divided up territory in Africa. They didn’t think about the Africans who already lived there. They ignored traditional groups and conflicts |
13) Did European colonialism cause fighting in Africa? Why? | Yes, because Europeans didn’t think about the Africans who already lived there. They ignored traditional groups and conflicts. |
14) Which countries had the most territory in Africa? | Britain and France |
15) Who colonized both Kenya and Nigeria until the 1960s? | Britain |
16) What word means “to divide territory”? | partition |
Colonialism or Colonization | |
18) Competing over the amount of land they owned is an example of: Gold, Gospel, or Glory? | Glory |
22) Which European power was the 1st to colonize Africa? | Portugal |
23) What 2 African countries were the ONLY ones never colonized by Europeans? | Ethiopia & Liberia |
24) What happened at the Berlin Conference in 1884? | European colonizing powers partitioned (split up) African territory. These politicians ignored traditional groups, boundaries, and conflicts. |
11) This country had a PEACEFUL split from British rule. | Nigeria |
12) This country had a VIOLENT split from British rule. | Kenya |
7) Which country gained its independence from Britain in 1960? | Nigeria |
8) Which country gained its independence from Britain in 1963? | Kenya |
6) How did nationalism lead to independence in Kenya? | Kenya did have a war. The Mau Mau wanted their country to be free so they fought with Britain to gain their independence. |
5) How did nationalism lead to independence in Nigeria? | Nigeria wanted to have independence so they “fought with words” (using political negotiations, not violent ones) against Britain so that they could be free from them. |
1) The Apartheid laws affected which African nation? | South Africa |
2) This word means “to separate by race or ethnicity.” | Segregate |
4) When did Apartheid begin? | 1948 |
5) Nelson Mandela won this award in 1993 for helping to end Apartheid. | Nobel Peace Prize |
6) This group fought for equal rights in South Africa during Apartheid; Nelson Mandela was once their leader. | African National Congress |
When did Apartheid end? | 1993 |