European Conquest of Africa Ch.2.3

To settle in a area and take control of its government is also called what?

• imperialism

• colonize

• seize

• revolution

What is another name for a large farm where cash crops are grown?

• commune

• mega farm

• plantation

• family farm

Who was a antislavery activist who wrote accounts of his enslavement?

• Olaudah Equiano

• Toussaint Louverture

• John Newton

• Nelson Mandela

Name the place that was once a province of South Africa and located at the southern tip of the African Continent.

• Cape Horn

• South Cape

• Cape Agulhas

• Cape of Good Hope

What fueled the European demand for slaves?

• Europeans in Africa needed workers for their mines and plantations

• Europeans in the Americas needed workers for their mines and plantations

• Europeans in Asia needed workers for their mines and plantations

• Europeans in Europe needed workers for their mines and plantations

Why were Europeans still interested in Africa after the slave trade ended?

• They were interested in Africa's unique land and in bringing christianity to Africa.

• They were interested in Africa's natural resources and in colonizing Africa.

• They were interested in Africa's people and in making them more advanced with technology in Africa.

• They were interested in Africa's many cultures and what to learn from Africa.

What region of Africa did most Europeans trade with before the mid-1400s?

• North Africa

• South Africa

• West Africa

• East Africa

How did the trade relationship between Europe and Africa change after the late 1400s?

• When the Spanish saw the riches of the East African city-states, they decided to seize them and not trade for them.

• When the English saw the riches of the East African city-states, they decided to seize them and not trade for them.

• When the Dutch saw the riches of the East African city-states, they decided to seize them and not trade for them.

• When the Portuguese saw the riches of the East African city-states, they decided to seize them and not trade for them.

Where was the "Door of No Return" located ?

• Nigeria

• Ethiopia

• Senegal

• Ghana

How was slavery traditionally practiced in parts of Africa before the 1500s?

• Slaves could not win their freedom, They were allowed to be bought out by their own people, once freed they could be a citizen along side their former owners.

• Slaves could win their freedom, They were not allowed to be bought out by their own people, once freed they could be a citizen along side their former owners.

• Slaves could win their freedom, They were allowed to be bought out by their own people, once freed they could be a citizen along side their former owners.