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36 Cards in this Set

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Ghanaian nationalist leader and statesman
Kwame Nkrumah
African political leader and 1st pres. of Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
violent movement in Kenya during the 1960s , led by Kikuyu farmers to rid the country of white settlers
Mau Mau
S. African govt official policy of legalized segregation throughout the society
apartheid
petitioned the govt and held peaceful protests against apartheid
African National Congress
organized campaign that urged blacks in S. Africa to break apartheid laws
Nelson Mandela
turning point in anti-apartheid movement
Sharpeville Massacre
major student protest movement took place in the township of Soweto
Soweto Uprising
pres. of S. Africa, legalized the ANC and began negotiations to enact a new constitution that would end apartheid
F.W. deKlerk
single political party controls the government and elections are rarely competitive
one party system
dictator of the Congo, amassed a personal fortune of about $5 bil and built a $100 mil. mansion
Mobuto Sese Seko
giving their followers well-paying positions in the govt
patronage
the spread of desert like conditions
desertification
writings rejected European culture and focused on African culture and identity
negritude movement
Israel's first prime minister who declared the birth of the democratic state of Israel
David Ben-Gurion
34yr old colonel who led a 1953 military cove
Gamal Abdel Nasser
confrontation with Britain, France and Israel over the Suez Canal
Suez Crisis
US led alliance against communism in Mid East
Baghdad Pact
Arab Unity
Pan-Arabism
Shah of Iran in 1941
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
attempts to regulate the production of oil exports to maximize revenues
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
Israeli ground troops moved in and defeated Arab forces
6-day War
a surprise attack against Israel
Yom Kipper War
Israeli politician who was prime minister of Israel during Camp David Accords
Golda Meir
agreement between Sadat and Begin
Camp David Accords
Iran became an Islamic republic with Khomeini as its leader
Iranian Revolution
There was violence toward Belgian settlers and a civil war started.
What happened in the Belgian Congo after independence?
They had to carry passes and identity books,
How were the lives of blacks in S. Africa restricted by apartheid laws?
They couldn't vote, denied citizenship, and had restricted occupations with little pay.
How did homelands deny citizenship to blacks in S. Africa?
They depended on only 1 or 2 exports for their support.
What caused African economies to struggle and depend on outside aid?
They use art, music, dance and language.
In what ways have Africans preserved their traditional culture?
Algeria had control problems and was granted independence in Feb 1961
How did the large population of French settlers in Algeria affect Algeria's history?
Help: highly profitable oil industry Hurt: nationalists tried to take control and nationalize oil, calling of boycott
How did the policies of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi both help/hurt Iran?
Some govts used oil revenues to build up their military, maintain power and even threaten their neighbors
How has oil affected conflicts in the Middle East?
Islamic fundamentalism
What is Islamism?
Iran's foreign policy became strongly anti-western and weakened relations with the west.
How do you think Iran's seizure of the US embassy affected its relations with the west?