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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

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”.

How did the Berlin Conference of 1884 cause

conflicts in Africa that continue to the modern

day?

• The conference encouraged rapid

  industrialization, which led to famine as many

  Africans stopped farming.

• The conference created economic barriers to

  trade, which hurt African countries' abilities to

  import goods.

• The conference allowed Europeans to sell

  weapons to African countries, leading to an

  arms race on the continent.

• The conference ignored existing boundaries

  when creating colonies, leading to territorial

  disputes after decolonization.

The trans-Atlantic slave trade lasted about how many years?

• 300 years

• 1,000 years

• 15 years

• 500 years

Imperialism is a system were a strong country takes wealth and raw materials from another country.

• False

• True

A “strong” country is not supposed to have many colonies. Colonies do not increase its wealth and importance around the world.

• False

• True

Which one was not listed as an export from Africa?

• Rubber

• Glue

• Timber

• Diamonds

When Europeans returned to Africa for more resources, they brought back the manufactured goods and sold them to Africans.

• True

• False

Nationalism is a strong sense of pride in one's nation.

• True

• False

Did the Europeans try to "Christianize" Africa?

• Yes

• No