SS7H1 Review

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How did the Pan-African movement affect African nationalism?

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It inspired residents of some colonies in Africa to seek independence.

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Which statement best supports the religious reason why Europeans colonized Africa? Options: Europeans also wanted to protect their trade routes., Factories required raw materials that could be manufactured into marketable products., The idea of “Christianizing” Africa also made many Europeans look favorably on the colonization of the continent., No major nation wanted to be without colonies, which led to this “Scramble for Africa”.

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The idea of “Christianizing” Africa also made many Europeans look favorably on the colonization of the continent.

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Which statement best describes the "Scramble for Africa"? Asian nations took control of almost all African territory, European nations took control of almost all African territory, European nations gave back control of almost all African territory, African nations gave back control of almost all European territory.

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European nations took control of almost all African territory.

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Why was the end of the 19th century known as the "Age of Imperialism"?

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European countries aggressively expanded their empires in Asia and Africa.

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Nelson Mandela and F.W. De Klerk both received the Nobel Peace Prize because they worked together to abolished apartheid.

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they worked together to abolished apartheid.

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Which two countries had the GREATEST number of colonies in Africa in the late 1800s? Options: China and Japan, Spain and Portugal, Great Britain and France, Great Britain and the United States

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Great Britain and France

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Which of the following Western countries was NOT involved in the partition of Africa after 1880? Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands

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the Netherlands

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South African nationalists fought largely against

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the apartheid government in South Africa.

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After Nelson Mandela was freed from prison in 1990, he and President F. W. de Klerk

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worked together on rewriting the South African constitution

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Boundaries established by European governments that placed competing ethnic groups within the same country in Africa led to

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the outbreak of civil wars.