History of South & East Africa

What is ethnocentrism

• It is an altitude that makes people think they are better.

• It is an attitude that believed that there cultures were superior.

• It is an attitude that one's own race and culture are superior to all others.

• It is an attitude that one's religion is superior to all others.

The first Europeans who came to Africa and expanded the slave trade were the ___.

• British.

• Europeans.

• French.

• Portuguese

Kenya's path to independence

• made them take power by force and left the white minority in power

• made them take power by political means and left the black majority in power.

• made them take power by political means and left the black minority in power.

• made them take power by force and left the black majority in power.

South Africa's path to Independence

• made them take power by political means and left the white minority in power.

• made them take power by force and left the white minority in power.

• made them take power by political means and left the black minority in power.

• made them take power by force and left the white minority in power.

The ANC was

• a political party that worked for black civil rights in South Africa.

• a political party that worked for black civil rights in Kenya.

• a movement that kicked out the British by using force.

• A racist political party in South Africa.

Advanced farming methods, iron work, and their language was the legacy of the ___.

• European people.

• Bantu people.

• South African people.

• Boer people.

Choose the best answer to complete the sentence:

"The Boer were the Dutch, French, and other European _____ who created Cape Colony."

• farmers

• settlers

• fossils

• ethnocentrics

The Bantu came from _____ and had to migrate when their lands could no longer hold them.

• South Africa

• East Africa

• West Africa

• Madagascar

Fossils ___.

• help humans know where they will go.

• help scientists know when volcanoes erupted.

• help scientists know about early humans.

• help humans know where their families come from.

Which colonists were overthrown by the Mau Mau rebellion?

• British

• French

• Portuguese

• Kenyans