Africa Unit 1 Re-Test

Group 1

SS7G1: Physical Geography of Africa

Question 1a

Essay

Choose one major physical feature of Africa (Sahara Desert, Sahel, savanna, tropical rainforest, Nile River, Congo River, or Niger River) and describe how it influences the lives of the people living nearby. Discuss how this feature affects their daily activities, economic opportunities, and access to resources.

Group 2

SS7G4: Cultural Characteristics of Africa

Question 2a

Multiple choice

Culture and Religion Which of the following religions is most commonly practiced in Northern Africa?

  • Buddhism

  • Hinduism

  • Islam

  • Christianity

Question 2b

Multiple choice

How have traditional African religions primarily been passed down through generations?

  • Written holy texts

  • Oral storytelling and rituals

  • Formal religious schools

  • Online communities

Question 2c

Multiple choice

What is one of the significant impacts of language diversity on African societies?

  • 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

Impact of Colonization SS7G3: Impact of European Colonization on African Culture

Question 3a

Multiple choice

Which of the following was a consequence of the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885?

  • 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

Question 3b

Multiple choice

How did European colonization most affect the borders of modern-day African countries?

  • 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.

Question 3c

Multiple choice

What was one of the primary goals of European colonizers in Africa?

  • 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

History SS7H1: Historical Understanding of Africa

Question 4a

Multiple choice

What was apartheid?

  • 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

Question 4b

Multiple choice

Who was a major leader in the fight against apartheid in South Africa?

  • Kwame Nkrumah

  • Jomo Kenyatta

  • Nelson Mandela

  • Haile Selassie

Question 4c

Multiple choice

Which of the following was a common outcome of independence movements in African countries during the mid-20th century?

  • Immediate economic stability and growth

  • Peaceful transitions to democratic governments

  • Political instability and civil conflict

  • Unification of all African countries into one nation

Question 4d

Short answer

Explain the effects of European colonization on Africa and the subsequent independence movements in the 20th century in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa.

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