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44 Cards in this Set
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Sudan's main export is....
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cotton
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farmers in Uganda grow a kind of banana called....
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plaintains
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Gorillas live within dense rain forests of ............
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Rwanda and Burundi
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identify Mt. Kilimanjaro
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located in Tanzania; highest point in Africa; many tourists visit it
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what do Burundi, Uganda and Rwanda have in common?
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all landlocked countries
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Where does one of the world's largest wild animal populations live?
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Tanzania
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Sao Tome and Principe are both what type of land form?
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volcanic islands
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Fossils of the earliest human ancestors have been found where?
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Great Rift Valley
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Ethiopia has suffered famines
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rainfall
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the fault that begins in southeastern Africa and stretches about 3,000 miles north to the Red Sea is the...
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Great Rift Valley
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One of the fastest growing industries in Kenya is....
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tourism
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What is the name of Tanzania's famous wildlife preserve.....
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the Serengeti Plain
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What west African country has the largest population in Africa?
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Nigeria
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What 2 west African countries were founded as a home for people freed from slavery?
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Liberia and Sierra Leone
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What is Nigeria's major mi9neral resource and largest export?
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oil
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What ancient African empire did Europeans call "the land of gold"?
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Ghana
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on savannas you would most likely found what type of vegetation?
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grasslands
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Ancient Ghana prospered bydoing what?
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taxing goods along trade routes
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tropical rain forest climate of the coastal countries of west africa are created by the Gulf of Guineas's what?
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warm currents
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in 1957 the first country in west africa to become independent was.....
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Ghana
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in Nigeria, weekly village markets are run by whom?
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women
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a tropical tree with roots that extend above and below the water is known as......
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mangrove
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Wole Soyinka the first african to win the Nobel peace prize in literature was from which country?
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Nigeria
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In 1822 the west african country of Liberia was founded by.....
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African Americans
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Sierra Leone in West Africa was founded as a home for....
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people freed from slavery
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area in Tanzania popular for its wildlife preserve
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Serengeti Plain
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thick umbrella-like forest covering
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canopy
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official language in Ethiopia
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Amharic
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illegal hunting of protected animals
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poaching
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tropical grassland with few trees
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savanna
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once called the "pearl of Africa"
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Uganda
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plant whose roots are ground into flour to make porridge
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cassava
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tour in a jeep or bus to see Kenya's wildlife
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safari
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largest ethnic group in Rwanda and Burundi is the....
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Hutu
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West African country along the Gulf of Guinea....
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Ghana
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capital city named after an American president
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Monrovia (James Monroe)
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tropical tree whose seeds are used to make chocolate
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cacao
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tropical grasslands with only a few trees
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savanna
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capital city of Nigeria
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Abuja
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mineral salt used in fertilizers
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phosphate
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ethnic group in Nigeria
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Yoruba
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group of houses surrounded by walls
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compound
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process by which grasslands become deserts
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desertification
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Arabic word for border
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Sahel
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