History of Africa
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- Q1- a strong belief in one's country.Nationalism30s
- Q2the multinational movement to unite all Africans.Pan-Africanism30s
- Q3the system that follows the idea that a strong country is supposed to haveImperialism30s
- Q4See imagecolonies to provide raw materials and markets to increase its wealth am importance in the world.30s
- Q5leader of the African National Congress who was jailed for his opposition to apartheid in South Africa. He was later elected president in 1994 when free elections were established, and was instrumental in a new democratic constitution being written in 1996.Nelson Mandela30s
- Q6A political policy in South Africa where black South Africans could only live in certain areas, were required to use separate trains, beaches, restaurants, and schools, and could not enter into an interracial marriage.Apartheid30s
- Q7President who in 1990 allowed the ANC to operate legally and released Nelson Mandela from prison. He is also responsible for beginning the repeals of Apartheid laws.F.W. de Klerk30s
- Q8when boundaries are established without consideration to traditional cultural, ethnic, or religious affiliationArtificial political boundaries30s
- Q9the act of dividing or partitioningpartitioning30s
- Q10a republic at the southernmost part of AfricaSouth Africa30s
- Q11a republic in eastern AfricaKenya30s
- Q12a republic in West Africa on the Gulf of GuineaNigeria30s
- Q13movement which began in the 1920's that emphasized the unity and strength of Africans and people of African descent around the world.Pan African Movement30s
- Q14to settle an area and take over or create a governmentColonize30s
- Q15the african people did not want to be under the european rule, but the rules of tribe and practice of their ethnic group.Tribal Conflict30s