Pan-African Movement

The Pan-African Movement is an example of

• Religion

• Imperialism

• Nationalism

• Ethnic groups

The Pan-African Movement sought to

• Bring together and uplift people of African descent

• Isolate Africa from the rest of the world

• Spread African culture all over Europe

• Encourage native Africans to move to other countries

What is nationalism?

• Religious unity among people in a country

• When one country dominates another country using force

• Fear of being taken over by another government

• An deep sense of pride and love for one's country

What African country was founded by former slaves?

• Kenya

• South Africa

• Liberia

• South America

Why did it take so long for foreigners to enter the area now known as Kenya?

• It was desert and hard to get to.

• It was very cold and not many people wanted to live there.

• There were no resources.

• There were fierce warrior tribes.

What guerilla group staged a huge rebellion in 1956?

• Mau Mau

• Moo Moo

• Europeans

• Kenyans

Even though they were defeated, how was the rebellion considered a success for the Mau Mau?

• Mau Mau gained new land and resources

• It showed the British that Kenyans would fight back and raised global awareness

• Mau Maus united with Great Britain

How many ethnic groups make up Nigeria?

• 10

• 300

• 250

• 1000

Why were Nigerian people upset under colonial rule?

• France controlled their resources

• Great Britain controlled Nigeria's resources and took land

• Nigerian people were not upset, colonial life was fine.

What united all of the ethnic groups in Nigeria?

• money

• land

• nationalism

• religion