Africa Flashcards

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Why salt had a huge importance

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It was used to preserve foods

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2
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Sunni Ali and Askia where leaders of

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Songhai empire

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3
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Western Africa’s earliest empire was known as

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Ghana

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4
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City developed by Mansa Musa that was a center of learning

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Timbuktu

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5
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Two colonies established for free slaves after the abolition of slavery

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Sierra Leon and Liberia

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6
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Mansa Musa gained international fame for his adoption of what religion

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Islam

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7
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At Berlin Conference, European nations agreed to

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Respect each others claims to African territories

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8
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The issue with the Berlin Conference

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No Africans were invited to sit in

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9
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First African state to become a British colony

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Gold Coast

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10
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Two innovations that helped Europeans in Africa

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Maxim gun and medicine

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11
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By 1914, all of Africa was colonized except for these 2

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Liberia and Ethiopia

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12
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Scattering of Africans due to the slave trade

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African Diaspora

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13
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Christian’s belief that is was their duty to spread Western civilization to the uncivilized

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White Man’s Burden

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14
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Largest desert in Africa

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Sahara

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15
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The Gold-Salt trade resulted in

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The growth of powerful kingdoms in western Africa

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16
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The movement to end slavery

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Abolition

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17
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Belief that one culture is better than another

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Ethnocentrism

18
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A group of people who can trace descent back to one common ancestor

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A traditional African religion in which every object has a spirit

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Prosperity of a nation based on the increase of gold supply

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Mercantilism

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Society of friends

22
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pan-africanism

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movement supported by W.E.B Dubois and Marcus Garvey that wanted unity among all Africans

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W.E.B DuBois

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supported pan-africanism

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kwane Nkrumah

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led Kenya’s independence movement against the British

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Rhodesia
renamed Zimbabwe; feared majority rule so they created an independent nation
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Robert Mugabe
was the leader of the independence movement\ of Zimbabwe
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Tanzania
julius Nyere led the independence movement
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Julius Nyere
led the independence movement of Tanzania and was democratically elected
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Senegal
senghor led the independence movement; negritude movement
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lepold Sengor
famous poet and philosopher who led the independence movement in Senegal. and he was elected the first president also responsible for the negritude movement
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negritude
encouraged africans to value their heritage
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Rwanda
were the Hutu and Tutsi people lived
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Afrikaners
were white south Africans and created the Apartheid
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apartheid
were laws of segregation along racial lines "separateness"
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pass laws
black south africans were required to carry them. They listed a persons information. Including if they had permission to work and travel. Also had their criminal convictions and taxes
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Anglican bishop who urged nonviolent resistance against apartheid. He won the nobel peace prize
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sharpsville massacre
1960; began as peaceful demonstration against pass las. the police opened fire on the unarmed crowd and killed 60 people. This sparked world anger. Te south african government called a state of emergency to regain control. Black south africans retaliated with a general strike
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ANC (African national conference)
the goal was to end apartheid. The government outlawed the group and the leaders were arrested or went into hiding
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nelson Mandela
ANC member who ended aparteid
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Soweto uprising
1976; students protested a new law requiring Afrikaans in public schools
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Afrikaans
was a combination of english and dutch that was only spoke by the white minority
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Janjaweed
Arab militias who attacked African in S. Sudan