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Scramble for Africa

Scramble for Africa

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What was the primary goal of British imperialism in Africa?

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To promote democracy

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To acquire raw materials and expand territory

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To spread European culture peacefully

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To unite Africa under one government

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Who was the first European leader to make a colony in Africa, starting the rush for land?

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What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference in 1884?

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To grant African nations independence

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To establish European rules for colonizing Africa

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To end all European colonization

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To give power to African leaders

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True or False: African leaders were present at the Berlin Conference

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True

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False

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What was the impact of the Berlin Conference on African borders?

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They were made based on African cultural divisions

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They were made by African leaders

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They were set with no thought given to African cultures

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They remained unchanged

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Which of the following was NOT a rule established at the Berlin Conference?

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Ending the slave trade in controlled regions

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Free trade in the Congo & Niger Basins

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Requiring 'effective control' before claiming a colony

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Protecting the freedom of African nations

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By 1905, which two countries remained independent from European imperialism? (Choose two answers)

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Liberia

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Ethiopia

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The Congo

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Brazil

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What resources were extracted by European nations during imperialism in Africa?

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Coal and Iron

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Cotton and Silk

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Gold, Diamonds, Rubber, and Ivory

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Wheat and Corn

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How much of Africa was under European control by 1914?

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50%

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75%

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90%

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100%

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Which of the following was a negative effect of European imperialism in Africa?

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Western Education & Tech

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Increase in African freedom

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Introduction of diseases like smallpox and measles

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Stronger African unity

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