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The world's second largest lake is in the countries of Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, and is called Lake _______.
Victoria
On the Southern Plateau, the desert which covers much of Botswana is called the ________ Desert.
Kalahari
The world's fourth largest island is _________.
Madagascar
The Zambezi River in southeast Africa was explored by the famous missionary/explorer Dr. David __________.
Livingstone
East of Africa lies the ______ Ocean.
Indian
North of Africa lies the _________ Sea.
Mediterranean
Most of northern Africa is covered by the growing ______ Desert.
Sahara
The Great ____ Valley runs along Africa's east side from the Red Sea to Mozambique creating deep, steep sided valleys.
Rift
The world's longest lake is Lake __________.
Tanganyika
continued lack of rain
drought
person who uses fear and violence to get what he wants
terrorist
Stronger nation who protects and controls a weaker one
protectorate
tropical grassland
Savanna
brutal killing of many people
massacre
illegal hunting
poaching
selling things to another country
export
wanderers with no permanent homes.
nomads
no government or law
anarchy
way of life for a people group
culture
People who wish to force a government to use the religious laws of the Koran are called _______ __________.
Islamic Fundamentalists
Most famines in Africa are caused by ___.
war
Many African nations with good resources are poor because of bad __________.
government
Before 1990, most African nations had either a __________ or a _______ government.
one-party
military
south Africa's system of separating the races was called _________.
apartheid
The three major religions of Africa are _____, _________, and __________.
Islam
Traditional
Christianity
The area of dry, semi-desert along the southern edge of the Sahara is called the _____.
Sahel
The West African Empires of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai were very rich because of the _____ trade.
gold/salt
If you lived in Africa and wanted to eat, you would grow ______.
cassava
If you wanted to raise a crop to sell and make money, you would grow ______.
cocoa
Trade across the Sahara desert was accomplished by _____.
camel
The Mau Mau Rebellion occurred in ______.
Kenya
Which way does the equator run through Africa?
through the center
The first modern Europeans to explore Africa were ________.
Portuguese
The most important problem in Africa today is _______.
tribalism
Before the Europeans came, trade between Africa and The Far East was controlled by __________.
city-states
The first African colony to receive independence, under the control of freed American slaves, was _______.
Liberia
The ancient kingdom supposedly founded by the son of Solomon and the Queen of Sheba was ______.
Ethiopia
The southwest corner of Africa is marked by the ___________.
Cape of Good Hope
The only African nation which is not independent is _________.
Western Sahara