WorksheetsUnit 9 Summative Assessment
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 30mins
What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference?
Teach Africans how to govern themselves independently.
Discuss the best trade routes from Africa to Germany.
Grant independence to African colonies.
Partition African territory among European nations.
Who was NOT invited to the Berlin Conference?
Leaders from Africa
Leaders from Great Britain
Leaders from Germany
Leaders from France
How did Europeans determine new boundaries in Africa?
They used existing borders that were already set up in Africa.
They had many African leaders help draw the borders.
They completely ignored existing borders and drew new ones that were convenient for them.
They drew borders with Africa's different ethnic groups in mind, making sure they were separated.
Boundaries established by European governments that placed competing ethnic groups within the same country in Africa led to what?
the spreading of Islam
economic prosperity
ethnic tensions, conflict, and civil wars
widespread starvation and famine
Which country used violent attacks on colonists and colonial supporters to gain independence from Great Britain?
Nigeria
Kenya
Liberia
Ethiopia
The Mau Mau were
a group of pacifists from Kenya
a group of rebel fighters from Kenya
a group of rebel fighters from Nigeria
A group of pacifists from Nigeria
Which movement does this flag best represent?
Nationalism
Imperialism
Pan-Africanism
Colonialism
What is nationalism?
A form of government
Becoming a member of a country
string belief and pride in one's country
Joining a Nation
What year did South Africa have it's first free election open to all races?
Dividing into parts.
Partitioning
Colonization
Civil War
Conflict
What two European countries gained the most land after the Berlin Conference?
United Kingdom and France
Germany and Belgium
Spain and Italy
Portugal and Denmark
Which South African President freed Nelson Mandela from prison
Mandiba
Winston Churchill
F. W. de Klerk
William Clinton
After his release from prison, Mandela became ...
The Head of the ANC
The president of South Africa
The Leader of the Xhosa tribe
Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years because he protested apartheid.
true
false
The claiming of African territory by European powers became known as the “______________________”
The Great Awakening
Scramble for Africa
Gold and Silk Trade
Scramble for Asia
Why did African countries have so many problems following their successful independence movements?
World War II prevented many countries from giving them aid
Many countries continued to ship slaves across the Atlantic Ocean
Political and ethnic rivalries within countries emerged after independence
The united Nations constantly waged war against rulers who they considered warlike
The main goal of the pan African Movement was to
To establish independence among African Nations
To overthrow all governments in Africa with conflict and civil wars
To bring all Africans to the United States
To get African nations to join the United Nations
