Pan Africanism

What's Pan Africanism?

• It's a worldwide intellectual movement that aims to encourage and strengthen bonds of solidarity between all people of African decent.
• It's a movement held in Africa for white and black people who's being treated unfairly.
• It's a movement for poor Africans who's being treated unfairly by Europeans.
• A movement for Mexicans.

The Pan-African movement wanted to make Africa.......

• Better
• FREE
• Unified
• Great Again

The main goal of the Pan-African movement was to ...

• end any support for the African National Congress
• get Africans to think of themselvesas one people and to work together
• immediately overthrow all of the ruling governments in Africa
• get all African nations to become members of the United Nations

The desire for self-determination in African nations became a powerful force for change immediately afer

• World War II
• The Boer War
• revolutions in Russia and France
• the end of the Cold War

Nationalism is...

• strong pride in one's country; a desire for self-government
• moving from place to place for subsistence
• traveling abroad to convert others to their religion
• only found in the United States

How did nationalism affect countries like South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya in the 1900s?

• It led to a greater demand for independence
• nationalism reduced conflicts within these countries
• it prevented these countries from gaining independence
• European countries used it to further their colonization of these countries

The modern day political boundaries, civil wars, and conflicts found in Africa can often be traced back to 

• Ancient African trading empires
• European cooperation in the late 1900s
• Asian invasions in the 1800s
• European partitioning and colonization

Which factor most limited the development of African nationalism?

• European support of an educational system based on local traditions and language
• the prior experience of Africans with economic self-sufficiency
• political boundaries imposed by Europeans that had little relationship to African tribal boundaries
• the European practice of making decisions based on local customs