2A P-Scale Sub Saharan Africa

A person who has been forced to escape from their homeland due to war or persecution because their life being in danger.

• Evacuee

• Refugee

• Escapee

• Colonist

When a country gains territory or land outside of itself forcibly dominating a lesser nation's political, economic, geographic and social lives.

• Colonialism

• Imperialism

• Cultural Assimilation

• Mercantilism

The foundation of necessities to create civilization including electricity, plumbing, sewer, transportation, canals, bridges and airports is known as..............

• Civilization

• Foundational technology

• City Building blocks

• Infrastructure

The process by which a nation gives up its political, economic and social control of an area that it once ruled or dominated.

• Decolonization

• Irredentism

• Imperialism

• Colonization

The legalized segregation of white from black people in the country of South Africa which is now illegal.

• Rwandinization

• The White Man's Burden

• Apartheid

• Hutus and Tutsi

Which two European nations were the most successful in the scramble for Africa?

• Great Britain and Portugal

• France and Belgium

• Great Britain and France

• Belgium and Portugal

Which of the following is causing massive internal migrations inside the continent of Africa?

• Civil War

• Desertification

• Water shortages

• Oppressive governments

• All are causing internal migrations

Which of the following was NOT a driving force of European imperialism in Africa?

• Economic Gain

• Technological Superiority

• Natural Resources

• Patriotism

• Egocentrism

Which of the following is not a modern day Issue plaguing Sub Saharan Africa?

• Terrorism or Extremism

• Civil Wars and Conflicts

• Negative Population growth

• Desertification

• Lack of Foreign investment

In the 17th and 18th centuries, what was the primary reason why European nations went to Africa?

• Natural Resources

• Slave Trade

• Quinine

• Industrialization