Which ancient people migrated west and south from Nigeria?

Why did European countries carve Africa into colonies in the 1800s?

When Europeans began trading with African societies, the African slave trade _____________.

The first African country to regain its independence after World War II was _________.

After World War I, many Africans staged protests against ________, or unfair and unequal treatment of a group.

Many Africans suffer from __________, or poor health from not eating the right foods or enough food.

In West Africa, storytellers called ______ preserve a group's history.

Which of the early African kingdoms was a center of Christianity?

In the early 1950s, Kwame Nkrumah helped lead the colony then called __________ to independence.

In Africa south of the Sahara, most people live in __________.

Many Africans feel a stronger loyalty to their __________ than to a national government.

What is one reason the death rate in Africa south of the Sahara is so high?

What is the most serious problem related to population growth in Africa south of the Sahara?

What is the common expression of community life, social status, and rites of passage in Africa?

Which is the most widely spoken language in Africa south of the Sahara?

In Africa, a person's ethnic group is most closely associated with which of these?

The only African countries that were never European colonies are Liberia and __________.

The Bantu were skilled __________.

Which culture is a blend of Arab and Africa ways?

The Kush traded with people as far away as __________.

Who were the first Europeans to set up trade in Africa?

Nearly ___ million African people were sent to the Americas in the slave trade.

Which is NOT a reason that the population in Africa south of the Sahara is increasing?

What is one way that disease is spread in the region?

AIDS has lowered life expectancy in _________.

The U.N. predicts that one result of the AIDS crisis in Africa will be __________.