SS7H1 review

What does partitioning mean?

• To cause conflict

• To take over

• To teach

• To divide up

What occurred at the 1884 Berlin Conference?

• Leaders of European and African countries worked together to partition Africa.

• Leaders of 14 African countries met to resolve the conflict a civil war in Africa.

• Leaders of 14 African countries met to demand their freedom from European rule.

• Leaders of 14 European countries meet to establish ground rules for claiming Africa.

Which statements accurately describe South Africa under apartheid? (Choose 2)

• Black South Africans used the policy of apartheid to gain new power, wealth, and control.

• White South Africans used the policy of apartheid to hold on to their power, wealth, and control.

• Black South Africans finally gained control of South Africa once South Africa gained its independence.

• White South Africans continued to control South Africa even after South Africa gained its independence.

What did Nigerian and Kenyan independence movements have in common?

• Violent rebellion

• Nationalist movements

• Peaceful protest

• French revolution

Which country's independence movement involved the Mau Mau uprising?

• South Africa

• Kenya

• Nigeria

• Ethiopia

Became independent of British rule in 1963, after having uprisings and violent attacks trigger their own constitution.

• Liberia

• Kenya

Colonization of Africa by European countries caused all of the following EXCEPT

• tribal conflicts

• hospitals and schools to be built

• civil war

• freedom to govern themselves

Loyalty to and pride in one’s own country is called

• democracy

• protectionism

• nationalism

• isolationism

On May 31, 1961 the country of South Africa gained its independence from Great Britain and established a government that was

• run by the rich who worked hard to take care of the needs of the poor people.

• run by the white minority who ignored the rights of the majority black population

• led by a ruthless dictator who ignored the rights of the Bantu people

• led by a white president and a black vice-president

The laws created to enforce the segregation of people by race in South Africa were called

• apartheid

• minority rule

• national laws

• homerule