Atlas of Africa: Geography and People of Southern Africa

The video covers Southern Africa's geography, history, and socio-political issues. It discusses the region's nations, major cities, and historical exploration by Europeans. The apartheid era in South Africa and its eventual abolition are highlighted, along with the role of Nelson Mandela. The video also explores the Namib and Kalahari Deserts, Zambia's geography and economy, and the poaching crisis affecting elephants and rhinos.

Which country is the most populous in Southern Africa?

• Mozambique

• Republic of South Africa

• Zambia

• Angola

Which city is the largest in the Republic of South Africa?

• Durban

• Cape Town

• Johannesburg

• Pretoria

Which European country established colonies in Mozambique and Angola?

• France

• Netherlands

• Spain

• Portugal

What language is spoken by the descendants of Dutch colonists in South Africa?

• English

• Swahili

• Afrikaans

• Zulu

What was the system of racial segregation in South Africa called?

• Caste System

• Segregation

• Apartheid

• Jim Crow

Who played a major role in ending apartheid in South Africa?

• Oliver Tambo

• Steve Biko

• Nelson Mandela

• Desmond Tutu

Which desert is considered the oldest in the world?

• Namib

• Sahara

• Kalahari

• Gobi

What is the primary diet staple in Zambia?

• Nshima

• Rice

• Bread

• Potatoes

Which river flows across Mozambique and empties into the Indian Ocean?

• Limpopo

• Zambezi

• Nile

• Congo

What is a major threat to wildlife in Zambia and other parts of Africa?

• Climate Change

• Deforestation

• Urbanization

• Poaching