SS7H1 Review

How did the Pan-African movement affect African

nationalism?

• It inspired residents of some colonies in Africa to

  seek independence.

• It provided a plan for poorer countries in Africa

  to improve their economies.

• It created a way for people of African descent to

  return to their homelands.

• It allowed leaders of some African ethnic groups

  to form military alliances.

Which statement best supports the religious

reason why Europeans colonized Africa?

• 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”.

What was life like for Africans under European

control? Click all the answers that apply.

• Europeans tried to assimilate Africans

• African farmers were forced to grow cash crops

  which caused food shortages;

• Europeans were forced to work under terrible

  conditions

• Africans were forced to work under terrible

  conditions

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

Why was the end of the 19th century know as the

"Age of Imperialism"?

• African countries aggressively expanded their

  empires in United States

• European countries aggressively expanded their

  empires in Asia and Europe

• African countries aggressively expanded their

  empires in Asia and Africa

• European countries aggressively expanded their

  empires in Asia and Africa

Nelson Mandela and F.W. De Klerk both received

the Nobel Peace Prize because

• they created apartheid.

• they worked together to abolished apartheid.

• they encouraged apartheid.

• they changed apartheid to make it fair for

  everyone.

Which two countries had the GREATEST number

of colonies in Africa in the late 1800s?

• China and Japan

• Spain and Portugal

• Great Britain and France

• Great Britain and the United States

Which of the following Western countries was

NOT involved in the partition of Africa after 1880?

• Belgium

• Germany

• Italy

• the Netherlands

South African nationalists fought largely against

• the apartheid government in South Africa.

• the influence of Soviet communism in Africa

• the influence of the US government in Africa

• the mistreatment of Afrikaners in South Africa

After Nelson Mandela was freed from prison in

1990, he and President F. W. de Klerk

• became locked in a struggle for control of the

  country.

• presented competing arguments to the United

  Nations.

• developed a two-state solution to South Africa's

  problems.

• worked together on rewriting the South African

  constitution