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Africa
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Africa’s
_____________
is growing very
quickly
A 100
Population
A 100
What can Fugett
students bring to school
to help the people in
Malawi?
A 200
Old cell phones or
used printer
cartridges
A 200
What is the world’s
newest country?
A 300
South Sudan
A 300
Name three possible
consequences of Africa’s
population growth
A 400
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A 400
What did “Oh Deer”
teach us about
population growth and
natural resources?
A 500
When there are lots
of resources,
population goes up;
when resources run
out, population goes
down
A 500
African masks represent the
_______________ of people,
animals, and ideas
B 100
Spirits
B 100
True or false: A griot is a
story teller
B 200
True
B 200
How is the mask maker
usually chosen?
B 300
The job is passed from father to
son
B 300
What are three
responsibilities of a griot?
B 400
Remember the history of the
village, teach the king, settle
problems between people,
etc.
B 400
Write one of the African
proverbs we discussed
B 500
Answers vary
B 500
When people from one
territory take over land in
another territory, this is called
________________
C 100
Colonialism
C 100
True or false: In colonialism,
the native people have more
power than the colonists
C 200
False
C 200
This European country
treated colonized people the
worst
C 300
Belgium
C 300
What were the three reasons
Europeans colonized Africa?
C 400
Natural resources
Use the people as workers
Sell leftovers from factories
C 400
Name three negative effects
of colonialism on Africa
C 500
Answers vary
C 500
This country in West
Africa may soon be the
fourth most populated in
the world.
D 100
Nigeria
D 100
This part of West Africa has
a tropical landscape
D 200
Coastal West Africa
D 200
This part of West Africa has
problems with overgrazing and
desertification
D 300
The Sahel
D 300
This part of West Africa has
problems with deforestation
D 400
Coastal West Africa
D 400
This name means “The
Border”
D 500
The Sahel
D 500
He was South Africa’s first
black president
E 100
Nelson Mandela
E 100
What does Apartheid literally
mean?
E 200
Apartness/Separation
E 200
Nelson Mandela spent most
of his time in jail in this
prison
E 300
Robben Island
E 300
Name three unfair laws that
existed under Apartheid
E 400
Answers vary
E 400
Why was the poem
“Invictus”
important to
Mandela?
E 500
It inspired him to stay strong
while he was in jail
E 500
Famine is an extreme scarcity
of _________________
F 100
Food
F 100
True or false: Famine is only
an African problem
F 200
False
F 200
Causes of famine: give three
reasons Africans might not be
able to grow enough food
F 300
Drought, overgrazing,
desertification, climate,
blight, etc.
F 300
Causes of famine: Give three
reasons why food might not be
distributed in Africa
F 400
War, poverty, poor
government, discrimination
against women
F 400
Describe one of the solutions for
famine we studied and why it
could help
F 500
Answers vary
F 500
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The Middle Colonies
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Name three ways the Middle Colonies
combined characteristics of the New
England and Southern Colonies
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