Many Europeans believed that African culture and religion were inferior to those of Europe. They sent ____________ to convert Africans to Christianity.

The practice of extending a nation's influence by controlling other territories is called _______________.

There are several keys that led to the modernization of Kenya. Identify one of them.

The __________________ is the main geographic feature of Central Africa.

Humans are responsible for most of the reduction of the big cats in African wildlife. _____________, movement into habitats, and hunting are factors that contribute to fewer big cats in the wild.

_____________ is the process where soil gets drier so plants or crops cannot grow.

The cutting down of forests has led to the arid soil unprotected. What is this practice called?

What letter represents the Sahara Desert?

Which country would be considered a Sub-Saharan African country?

Most people of sub-Saharan Africa speak a language that is part of which family?

A ___ was storyteller in Africa who would be responsible for passing down the history of society orally.

Why were griots important in African history?

This photograph shows a climate in Sub-Saharan Africa. This climate is MOST likely

A densely populated area in Sub-Saharan Africa would MOST LIKELY be

Beliefs, practices, and modes of a particular people in a particular setting adopted as a means of survival is known as _____________.

Music in South Africa sometimes focuses on politics. A number of South African musicians left the country to protest unfair government policies. This led to the development of ______________.

The widespread and sustained shortage of food which can be caused by natural disasters (droughts and floods) and armed conflicts can result into a _____________.

____________ (small loans) has helped poor farmers invest in land, tools, and seeds in order to feed the African people.

Many different ethnic groups, languages, religions, traditions, or many geographic land features can be classified as _____________________.

This region is unique in World History because

In Hinduism, a person's dharma (set of spiritual duties and obligations) is based on

What is the term for a group of people who share a common language, culture, or history?

Given that the Nile generally flows in a northward direction, which statement is MOST accurate?

Which culture invented the magnetic compass during the 200s B.C., paper in the 100s, porcelain in the 700s, and gunpowder in the 800s, all of which have had major impact throughout world history?

A style of animation developed in Japan which the characters are either hand drawn or computer-generated, closely related to Japanese comic books, and gain popularity with Western audiences beginning in the 1980s is called ____________.

The phrase "Indian independence movement" refers to the Indian effort to break free from the rule of

Which country is represented by the number 1?

* Largest desert in Asia

* It covers much of northern China and southern Mongolia

* It was formed because the Himalayan mountain range blocks rain from reaching the area.

Which geographic feature of Asia is being described?

The area known as "Mesopotamia" is found between the rivers

Name three continents which border the Indian Ocean.

The volcanic zone around the Pacific Ocean where the plates of the earth's crust meets is known as the ______________________.

In which of these areas would you now be MOST likely to find the HIGHEST concentration of people who follow Judaism?

__________ __________ occurs when economic activities are conducted across national borders.

How did economic globalization contribute to Shanghai's rapid growth?

Which of these would be MOST likely to be considered a push factor in Delhi, India?

It is difficult to grow crops in much of inland Africa MAINLY because of the region's lack of

Which number on the map represents the country of India?

Why is East Africa referred to as the "Horn of Africa"?

What was the samurai's main job?

___________ are people who examine questions about the universe and search for truth. Socrates and Plato are considered to be two of the greatest ones during the golden age of Greece.

When a consul rejects a decision made by another consul that is known as a _______.

Land that has been reclaimed from the sea for farming is called ________.

Narrow, deep bays in Norway that did not encourage settlement (population growth) are called _______.

* Advisors to the king

* In some city-states, they set a ruling council that served as the government

* Members of the upper-class

Who are these statements describing?

The Catholic Church is MOST associated with which European country?

Which city would be MOST likely to rely on its port to drive its economy?

Which cultural group has been MOST influenced by ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, and Christianity?

Greece, Italy, and Spain experience hot, dry summers and wet, mild winters. What type of climate do these countries have?

Which number represents the Mediterranean Sea?

What are the major monotheistic religions that were founded in Southwest Asia?

Which of these is a country surrounded by water on all sides?

Because of the precipitation it receives, most of the populated Australia can be considered _____________.

The Maori culture of New Zealand likely migrated there from

Which of these are considered part of Oceania?

Polynesians have maintained traditional cultural practices and beliefs through the ________ _____________ which passes stories from generation to generation.

* Continent that can be used only for peaceful purposes

* Any scientific discoveries must be shared internationally.

* Came about after 7 countries tried to claim the continent as their own, but several several countries did not recognize their claims as legal.

* Signed by 12 countries.

What is this important historic document?

Some ways that New Zealand protects the environment are through what?

What term best describes the word indigenous?

Number 5 represents which body of water?

Which industry is a major one in the region of Oceania?

Which of these took place as a result of Britain's loss in the American Revolution?

Based on this chart, which statement can be accurately made?

* An example of Inca engineering

* complex city on a mountain constructed by giant walls and steep stairways

* believed to have served as a royal estate

What is being described?

* World's 2nd longest river

* Largest river in the world by volume

* Flows east into the Atlantic Ocean

What river is described?

Due to scarce rain in mountains and highlands, some farmers in the Andes mountains herd animals and __________ ________ (growing only food for their families)

Which two European countries signed the Treaty of Tordesillas to avoid conflicts over their gains in exploration of South America?

* Stretched across the Pacific coast

* Included parts of present-day Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina

* From 1438 - the 1530s, it was one of the continent's largest and most advanced civilizations.

What empire is characterized with these clues

The process by which plants and trees to release water vapor into the air, forming thick clouds that produce rain, allowing trees to grow so high and thick that sometimes sunlight does not reach the forest floor. What is this process called?

The Amazon River rain forest is home to thousands of plant and animal species, along with millions of insect species. This variety of species in an ecosystem is called its ___________.

Which languages are the official languages of Canada?

Dingoes are hunters. Based on the photo, what other animals do dingoes look like?

In which area of Texas would you MOST LIKELY to find the highest concentration of people of Hispanic Heritage?

According to the map, California is located in what region of the United States?

In which United States city will you find this monument?