QuizFebruary2nd Flashcards

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What is the year marking the beginning of World War I? (When it began)

A

1914

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Name the 2 African countries that were left independent after World War II.

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Ethiopia and Liberia

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Diagram indirect rule

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Colonial Administration
              ⬇️
Governor of colony
              ⬇️ 
Local Leaders
              ⬇️
Africans
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3
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This country rules over Algeria.

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France

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Amount of the African continent controlled by France & Britain at the time of scramble for Africa ( by the time WWI starts)

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2/3 of the continent

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What are the 3 big reasons for Europeans to explore the continent of Africa?

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Political, Economic, and Humanitarian reasons

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What is the name of Ethiopia’s King during WWI?

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Haile Selassie

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7
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What country ruled Cameroon?

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Germany

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8
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What European innovation helped the population of Africa to increase its numbers?

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Medicine

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This country failed to defeat the army of Ethiopia in its quest to colonize it.

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Italy

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This man discovered what King Leopold was doing on a ship (The Antwerp docks)

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Edmund Morrel

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How do colonial governments deal with raising money to run their government in Africa?

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They impose taxes on the African people that they are unable to pay.

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What country ruled over Nigeria?

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Britain

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What is the scramble?

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Time of intense European colonization of Africa. (Especially sub- Saharan Africa)

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When was the Berlin Conference held?

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1884-1885

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15
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Define Imperialism

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The exercise of power by a state beyond its boundaries.

16
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Define colonialism

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A form of imperialism; the administrative control by a state over other people

17
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What is ethnocentrism?

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A belief thereby one group of people feels superior to other groups of people, due primarily to cultural differences.

18
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Why did traders, missionaries, and consuls gain influence along the coastal communities?

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In the name of trading goods, security and protection, and for God.

19
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Why didn’t the Africans create resistance to the scramble?

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Because they were so dependent on the Europeans for overseas trade that they had not thought of it. They also did not know of the consequences that it would create.

20
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Who controlled African states? (Which European powers)

A

King Leopold II!!!! of Belgium

21
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“I do not agree with you that England and America are the two great humanitarian powers… They are materialistic first and humanitarian only a century after.”

Who said this?

A

Roger Casement

22
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Congo free state was made by whom?

A

King Leopold II

23
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How did the economic structure change with the introduction of cash crops?

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Africa produced raw materials that had to meet industrial demands in their home countries. There was little production of food for basic living. They also put taxes on imported goods that Africans could not afford to pay.This led to famine and no trade between Africans.

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What are the affects of forced labor on traditional African culture?(how did it change?)

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Men were separated from their families, prostitution increased, and there was alienation from traditional village life that led to declining power of the village chiefs.