Africa Unit 1 Re-Test

Group 1

Group 2

• Buddhism
• Hinduism
• Islam
• Christianity

• Written holy texts
• Oral storytelling and rituals
• Formal religious schools
• Online communities

• It has simplified trade and communication.
• It has caused conflict and division between ethnic groups.
• It has led to the adoption of a single common language across the continent.
• It has had no effect on African cultures.

Group 3

• The formation of the African Union
• The division of Africa into colonies controlled by European powers
• The granting of independence to African countries
• The development of a single African language

• Borders were created based on ethnic and cultural groups.
• Borders were established with respect for natural features like rivers and mountains.
• Borders were drawn with little regard for existing ethnic or cultural divisions.
• Borders were removed entirely, creating a borderless continent.

• To preserve African cultural traditions
• To develop higher education institutions
• To exploit natural resources and establish trade
• To establish peace between African ethnic groups

Group 4

• A system of racial segregation in South Africa
• An economic policy to redistribute wealth in Africa
• A movement to unite all African countries under one government
• A natural resource management program

• Kwame Nkrumah
• Jomo Kenyatta
• Nelson Mandela
• Haile Selassie

• Immediate economic stability and growth
• Peaceful transitions to democratic governments
• Political instability and civil conflict
• Unification of all African countries into one nation