The largest sector in East Africa's economy is

The two dominant religions in East Africa are

All of the following compound the issues facing East Africa, except

Which country is heavily investing in East African trade, natural resources, and infrastructure, fundamentally altering the economy of the subregion?

Which factor plays the most important role in determining population patterns of East Africa?

In which country did a genocide take place in 1994 when the Hutus killed hundreds of thousands of Tutsi people?

Which is a factor that has contributed to the lack of proper management of natural resources within West Africa?

Which of the following is an important cash crop - native to Central America and South America - that was introduced to West Africa during the colonial period?

When Europeans drew colonial boundaries for Africa at the Berlin Conference

Another term for conflict diamonds is _____________ diamonds

The primary aim of the Global Water Initiative is to

The African ________ Zone, where the land changes from deserts to a tropical savanna, cuts through the norther part of West Africa

The rapid growth of many cities in West Africa has placed a burden on existing ___________, such as sewage and transportation systems.

Which country in Equatorial Africa experienced consecutive civil wars in the 1990s and 2000s, that resulted in the loss of an estimated 5 million lives, making it the deadliest conflict since World War II

Equatorial Africa contains hundreds of ethnic groups and languages, with ____________ being the most dominant language because of colonial influence.

Despite a worldwide trade ban, demand for _________ has surged and poaching continues even in protected areas.

Because so many people of Equatorial Africa are focused on ________, there is little focus on developing and managing the use of natural resources.

the year 1960 was called the "year of independence" in Equatorial Africa because during that year

Its location on and near the Equator give the region its name, but Equatorial Africa is also called

Despite laws that require gender equality in most Southern African countries, traditional laws often prohibit women from

Due to the world's largest drug treatment effort for people with HIV/AIDS, life expectancy in South Africa had increased by _________ since 2005

Which European people colonizing Southern Africa called themselves Afrikaners, meaning "Africans"

What civil rights leader in South Africa spent 27 years in prison, before becoming the nation's first black president?

In Southern Africa, which of the following pushes groups already at odds with each other into deeper conflict?

While some of Southern Africa's rivers are useful for generating electricity, they are not suitable for

A traditional oral historian, storyteller, singer, and musician of West Africa

A layer of the rainforest in which shrubs, ferns, and mosses grow

A long cliff that separates lands at two different altitudes

Tropical grasslands with scattered trees and seasonal rainfall

cuts through much of East Africa forming two branches, both of which lie within a set of fault lines

an Afrikaans word meaning "separateness"; policy of minority rule

the area of land that drains into a river and its tributaries

the population that a given area will support without undergoing environmental deterioration