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The ______ river flows south to north through Sudan and Egypt.
Nile
Africa's tallest peak is Mount __________ in Tanzania.
Kilamanjaro
The ______ Desert covers most of North Africa and is growing bigger every year.
Sahara
The ______ Mountains cross the center of Morocco in northwest Africa.
Atlas
The ______ canal in Egypt allows ships to pass from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea
Suez
Lake ________ which lies across borders of Kenya,Uganda, and Tanzania, is the world's second largest lake.
Victoria
Lake ______ in Ghana is the worlds largest man made lake.
Volta
Lake _______ in east Africa is the worlds longest lake.
Tanganyika
The ______ desert runs along Africa's southwest coast across the Tropic of Capricorn.
Namib
The ______ river basin covers a large part of the country of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Congo
Culture
Way of life for a people group
Coup d'état (coup)
Sudden forcible change in government
Dictator
Ruler who has complete power
Tropical
Hot region near the Equator
Temperate
Neither hot nor cold climate
Anarchy
No government or law
Fertile
Able to produce much
Ivory
Hard, white tusk of elephant or walrus
Navigable
Ships can travel on it
Tourist
Person traveling for pleasure
________ is Africa's most developed nation and the homely the Boer people
South Africa
_________ is the worlds fourth largest island and the biggest producer of natural vanilla in the world.
Madagascar
__________, once called Rhodesia, had a white-dominated government until 1980.
Zimbabwe
_______ was a Portuguese colony whose communist government stayed in power because of the help of 55,000 Cuban troops.
Angola
________ was a German colony conquered by a neighbor during World War II and not freed until 1990.
Namibia
The European nations divided Africa up among themselves at the ___________________ in 1885.
Berlin Conference
In 1994, South Africa elected its first _________
Black president
South Africa's system of separating the races and keeping the best for the whites called _____________.
Apartheid
The Zambezi river was explored by the famous missionary/explorer ________________________.
Dr. David Livingstone