Chapter 14 Final Exam

fish

grains

minerals

trees

all the citizens of the country

only the people who live in the delta

mainly the people in power

just the workers in oil refineries

drought

famine

malnutrition

poverty

sleeping under nets

draining or treating water where insects breed

better sanitation and cleaner drinking water

washing hands often

conflict between Muslim north and

Christian south

conflict among five rival clans

conflict between military forces and

democratic rebels

conflict among pirate groups

a Boer territory

policies to redistribute land

a protest group

laws separating the races

build schools

clean up pollution

construct roads

expand irrigation canals

a trade boycott by other countries

political unrest, smuggling, and a lack of

infrastructure

population loss due to epidemics

a lack of significant resources or adequate

rainfall

create many national parks to preserve

natural scenery and wildlife

build oil and natural gas wells in its

southern region

invest mining profits in education,

infrastructure, and health care

use tax money to build bigger hotels to

attract tourists

Christians in the west tried to outlaw Islam,

angering Nigerian Muslims.

Muslims in the north adopted Islamic law,

causing Christians to move south.

People who practice traditional religions

tried to convert Christians.

Jewish immigrants claimed that Christians

and Muslims discriminate against them.