GWA Africa Test Prt.2 Flashcards

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1
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What was the goal of the Berlin conference

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-Divide Africa among 4 European nations
-Declare the African rivers neutral & open to trade

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2
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What was the outcome of the Berlin conference

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-All of Africa (expect Liberia & Ethiopia) was controlled by Europeans
-Boundaries caused further Ethnic disputes

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3
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Percentage of Europeans owning African territories during Imperialism era

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36%- France
32%- Great Britain
8%- Germany
8%- Belgium
7%- Portugal
9%- Divided amongst other European countries

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4
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South Africa was first explored by ____ but not colonized

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Portugal (Portuguese)

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5
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The fist European nation to settle in this area were

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Netherlands (Dutch)

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6
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In the 1800’s the ______ Empire took over this territory

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British Empire

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7
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The remaining Dutch farmers called ____ resented British rule & moved northward, called, problem

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Boers, called The Great Trek, the problem was that the area was controlled by Zulu

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8
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British soldiers aided the ____ in their battles against the _____ warriors, what was the difference in conflict

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Boers, Zulu, technology

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9
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Boers had successfully established their own independent republics called, where

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Transvaal & Orange Free State; north of South Africa

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10
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What was discovered in the the Transvaal & Orange Free State, result, outcome

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Gold & Diamond, Boer wars occurred and the British won, 1910 the Union of South (All of South Africa was under British rule)

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11
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Union of South Africa population breakdown

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16%- white
70%- black
14%- Asian & other ethnic groups

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12
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Who granted the rule, how long do they remain in control

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Nationalists party, 1991

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13
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1948- Nationalist party came into party and (what did they do and believe)

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-Held strong white superiority views
-Believed in separation of classes
-Set up an apartheid

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14
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Government classification of races by the Nationalist Party

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1st- Whites
2nd- Non-whites

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15
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Restriction policies of Nationalist party

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-Only whites we allowed to vote
-Living districts for all groups
- All non-whites we required to carry an ID (passbook)

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16
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Examples of Apartheid

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Beaches, Benches, Schools, Etc.

17
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Black/non-white response

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Peaceful Demonstrations

18
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How did the South African government respond to the protests

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Used violence to put down protest

19
Q

What happened at the Sharpeville Massacre

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69 unarmed black S. Africans were shot

20
Q

Sanctions- the rest of the world threatened to ____ trade South Africa unless they removed the restrictions of apartheid

A

stop

21
Q

What happened in 1992 and 1994

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1992- White majority voted to end apartheid
1994- New constitution was written

22
Q

Enduring problems in S. Africa

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Poverty, crime, education system

23
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Relative location of the “Horn of Africa”

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Eastern point of Africa

24
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What countries are include in the “Horn of Africa”

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Somalia, Ethiopia, Djibouti

25
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What is the % of AIDS epidemic in Africa, location

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65% of world’s AIDS cases, sub-Sahara

26
Q

Where are “pirates” located and what do they do

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Off the coast of the “Horn of Africa”, Hold cargo and sell it

27
Q

what was the Nazi’s plan for Madagascar

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Make the island into a concentration camp for the Jews

28
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Major geographical problems w/ European Colonization & Imperialism, why

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Boundaries, Ethnic groups had been divided

29
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What two major events led to the independence movement of African nations

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WW1 & WW2

30
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4 independent African nations prior to 1950

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1st- Liberia 1847
2nd- S. Africa 1910
3rd- Egypt 1922
4th- Ethiopia 1941 (Historically ind. since 1000 B.C but was occupied by Italy during WW2)

31
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Which decade(s) saw most of the African countries receiving independence

A

50s/60s

32
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What two countries got peaceful independence achieved through organized strikes or boycotts to protest colonial rule for most African nations

A

Ghana & Chad

33
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What countries violently protested to achieve independence

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Algeria- 8yrs war against France, won in 1962

Angola & Mozambique- nationalistic groups used guerilla warfare against Portuguese and won in 1964

Kenya- Jomo Kenyatta led the Mau Mau in organized campaigns of violence against the British until independence was achieved in 1964

34
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What was the last country to be decolonized from the imperialistic era

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Zimbabwe

35
Q

What caused boundaries to be recalled (countries and why)

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1993- Eritrea: became independent after civil war against Ethiopia

2011- Sudan: split after civil war

36
Q

Define Pan-Africanism

A

Movement to create African unity

37
Q

Define Imperialism

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Control by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region