Sub-Saharan Africa Review

Name the three main religions of Africa.

• Christianity
• Islam
• Animism
• All of them

A physical feature created by the spreading movement of tectonic plates.

• The Great Rift Valley
• Volcanos
• Mountains
• All of these

A common African religion that revolves around a mixture of spiritual & supernatural powers. They believe that plants & animals have souls.

• Christianity
• Animism
• Islam
• Judasim

If your country has the highest Life Expectancy, GDP per capita, and Literacy Rate..... how would you describe the economy?

• Less Developed than the other countries.

• Equal to the other countries.

• More Developed than the other countries.

• Unstable

A common African religion that revolves around natural spirits is known as...

• Islam

• Buddhism

• Christianity

• Animism

___ the practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers, and exploiting its resources for economic gain. 

• White Man's Burden 
• Divide and Conquer 
• Autocracy 
• Colonialism 

Practiced most notably in South Africa, ___ was the institutionalized discrimination (of blacks) and segregation between blacks and whites. 

• Divide and Rule
• Imperialism 
• Apartheid 
• White Man's Burden 

Name this region of semi-arid grasslands that can be found south of the Sahara Desert. 

• Sahara Desert 
• Sahel 
• Ethiopian Plateau 
• Congo Rainforest

The British were the most successful at maintaining control over its colonies by creating divisions between the many ethnic groups within. This is known as... 

• Divide and Rule/Divide and Conquer
• White Man's Burden 
• Desertification 
• Apartheid

The ___ was a period in the late 1800's in which Western European countries rapidly colonized nearly the entire continent of Africa. 

• White Man's Burden 
• Scramble for Africa 
• Apartheid 
• Conversion