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36 Cards in this Set

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_______and _______have been split by civil war between their Arab Islamic north and their Black traditional south
Sudan, Chad
The ancient city of Carthage was in _____.
Tunisia
The Nile River is the basis of life in ______.
Egypt
The Atlas Mountains run through the center of ______.
Morocco
Elections in 1992 were canceled in ______ when it appeared that Islamic fundamentalists would win.
Algeria
______ supported terrorism all over the world under the leadership of Gaddafi.
Libya
The European nations divided Africa among themselves in 1884 at the ______ Conference.
Berlin
The Sahel is located on the ______ edge of the Sahara Desert.
south
The biggest problem for African nations today is the loyalty to the tribes which is known as ______.
tribalism
The wealth and power of the West African Empires was based on the trade of gold and ______.
salt
The major religion of North Africa is
Islam
People who seek to force the religious law of the Koran on all the people of a nation are called Islamic _______.
fundamentalist
The large body of water north of Africa is the ______ Sea.
Mediterranean
Many African dictators were able to get support from the Super Powers during the time known as the ______ war.
cold
The Sahara is a ______.
desert
The Nile River flows from ______.
south to north
join a smaller to a larger
annex
tropical grassy plain
savannah
fighters who attack by sudden raid or ambush
guerrilla
stronger nation takes over protection and control of a weaker one
protectorate
way a country manages its resources
economy
all things have spirits living in them
animism
sudden forcible change in government
coup d'etat
things sold to another country
export
long period with no rain
drought
tribe with no permanent home
nomads
Africa is the world's largest continent.
False
The Cape of Good Hope is located in North Africa.
False
The Indian Ocean is east of Africa.
True
Western Sahara is occupied by Morocco.
True
Some Arab nations hate Israel and want it destroyed.
True
Slaves were what Europeans wanted most from Africa before the 1800s.
True
The Equator does not pass through Africa.
False
The Sahara Desert is growing bigger each year.
True
Many African nations owe huge debts they can not repay.
True
Horses and donkeys were used to trade across the Sahara Desert.
False