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Quiz by Trent Huber

High School
World Geography Studies
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

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  • Q1
    How did the diffusion of agricultural practices in Africa impact societal development in the region?
    It caused widespread nomadism and instability.
    It led to the establishment of permanent settlements and the growth of complex societies.
    It increased reliance on wild foraging for food.
    It resulted in the decline of trade networks.
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  • Q2
    What role did the trans-Saharan trade routes play in the diffusion of culture and knowledge across Africa?
    They isolated regions and restricted cultural exchange.
    They led to a decline in technological advancements.
    They facilitated the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultural practices between different regions.
    They primarily focused on the trade of local food products.
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    113.43.C.1
  • Q3
    How did the spread of Islam influence the cultural landscape of West Africa?
    It led to a decline in literacy and education.
    It introduced new religious practices and spurred the growth of educational centers.
    It completely replaced all indigenous beliefs and practices.
    It isolated West Africa from other parts of the world.
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    113.43.C.1
  • Q4
    In what way did European colonization alter the geographical and economic landscape of Africa?
    It led to the establishment of new borders and the exploitation of natural resources for export.
    It resulted in Africa becoming a major global industrial center.
    It fostered a period of isolation with minimal contact with the outside world.
    It preserved traditional economies without significant change.
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    113.43.C.1
  • Q5
    What impact did the diffusion of ironworking technology have on societies in sub-Saharan Africa?
    It enabled the development of more advanced tools and weapons, supporting agricultural and military advancements.
    It primarily encouraged the abandonment of agriculture in favor of hunting.
    It resulted in the widespread extinction of wildlife due to overhunting.
    It led to a decrease in regional trade and communication.
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    113.43.C.1
  • Q6
    How did the Bantu migrations influence the linguistic landscape of Africa?
    They spread Bantu languages across a large part of sub-Saharan Africa, diversifying the linguistic map.
    They led to a uniform language being spoken across the entire continent.
    They restricted linguistic diversity to only the southern regions of Africa.
    They caused the extinction of all non-Bantu languages in Africa.
    30s
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  • Q7
    How did the introduction of the camel influence trade across the Sahara Desert?
    It made it impossible to carry goods across the desert.
    It led to the complete abandonment of traditional trade routes.
    It significantly decreased trade because camels are slow and inefficient.
    It facilitated long-distance trade by allowing more efficient travel across the desert.
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    113.43.C.1
  • Q8
    What effect did the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885 have on the political boundaries in Africa?
    It resulted in the unification of all African nations under a single government.
    It led to the arbitrary division of Africa into colonial territories without regard for ethnic or cultural boundaries.
    It established peaceful relations between all African tribes and nations.
    It allowed African leaders to independently decide their own borders.
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    113.43.C.1
  • Q9
    How did the diffusion of Christianity during the colonial period affect African societies?
    It introduced new religious beliefs and often led to changes in social and cultural structures.
    It had minimal impact and did not alter any social customs.
    It completely eradicated all pre-existing religions in Africa.
    It led to the unification of Africa under a single political system.
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    113.43.C.1
  • Q10
    In what way did the Atlantic Slave Trade impact the demographics and economies of African societies?
    It caused an increase in population and economic growth in all regions.
    It had no significant impact on African societies.
    It led to the depopulation of certain regions and the disruption of traditional economies.
    It resulted in the immediate industrialization of African societies.
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