Africa's History Quiz

What was the "Scramble for Africa" primarily about?

• Establishing African independence

• Dividing Africa among European powers for colonial control

• Promoting African cultural heritage

• Creating a unified African government

What was a common issue with the colonial borders created during the Scramble for Africa?

• They respected traditional African boundaries

• They disregarded traditional African ethnic and cultural boundaries

• They were based on African tribal agreements

• They were designed to promote African unity

What did African nationalism during the early to mid-20th century represent?

• A desire for European colonization

• Development of national pride and demand for freedom from European rule

• Support for European cultural values

• A movement to increase European trade

How did Nigeria gain full independence from British rule?

• Through violent conflict

• By peacefully negotiating with Great Britain

• By forming a military alliance

• Through economic sanctions

What percentage of the land did the white minority own during apartheid in South Africa?

• 20%

• 40%

• 60%

• 80%

What sparked resistance movements across South Africa during apartheid?

• Economic prosperity

• Extreme inequality

• Cultural celebrations

• International support

What was a significant outcome of the colonial rule in Africa?

• Strengthening of African cultural boundaries

• Disregard for traditional African boundaries

• Establishment of African-led governments

• Promotion of African languages

What did the Pan-African Movement promote?

• European cultural values

• The belief that all Africans shared a common heritage

• The division of African territories

• The establishment of European colonies

What was the impact of the Mau Mau uprising on international awareness?

• It decreased awareness

• It raised awareness for Kenya's independence

• It had no impact

• It supported British rule

What was a key challenge faced by South Africa due to apartheid?

• Economic prosperity

• Racial segregation and inequality

• Cultural unity

• International support