History of Africa

System of acquiring colonies to provide raw materials for a stronger economy is known as

• Partitioning

• Colonization

• Imperialism

• Nationalism

What is an example of an artificial boundary?

• Religious line separating different faiths.

• Political line separating European ownership of land.

• Physical line separating geographical ownership of land.

• Regional line separating different ethnicities.

Why did Africans have so many problems with the boundaries created by European countries?

• Many of the boundaries made it illegal for Africans to cross.

• Boundaries were set on sacred ground that was not meant to be disturbed.

• Africans living within the boundaries made them property of Europe.

• The boundaries did not take into account the numerous ethnic groups within Africa.

What does partition mean?

• Export

• Dominate

• Own

• Divide

1. Conflicts within a country are related to:

• Partitioning

• Nationalism

• Imperialism

• Civil War

1. Seizure of territory across the African continent by European nations that became known as:

• the Scramble for Africa

• the Partition Movement

• the Colonial Grab-Bag

• the Kenyatta Scramble

South Africa was originally colonized by the ______ in 1652:

• British

• Dutch

• French

• Italians

Great Britain took control of South Africa after which war?

• WWI

• WWII

• Berman War

• Boer War

In 1948, this party gained power in South Africa:

• Republican

• Democrat

• National

• Nazi

Loyalty and devotion to your nation:

• Nationalism

• Pan-Africanism

• Apartheid

• Patriotism