World Geography Africa Review - BINGO
Vocabulary and concept review for World Geography B Unit 4 - AFRICA
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- This country in Northeast Africa is bordered by the Red Sea to the East and the Mediterranean Sea to the North
- This is the largest lake in Africa and the second largest fresh water lake in the World.
- this imaginary line separates the Northern and Southern Hemispheres at zero degrees latitude
- This African river flows through 10 countries and is the longest river in the World
- For at least how many years have people depended on the Nile River?
- Which irrigation system was abandoned by farmers near the Nile River Valley because it only allows one crop?
- Which kind of farming only allows farmers to grow what they need to survive?
- What type of soil is found along the banks of the Nile River?
- What geographic feature divides the continent of Africa into North and Sub-Saharan regions?
- How much of the Saharan Desert is covered by sand sheets and dunes?
- This is the process by which fertile land becomes desert, typically as a result of drought of deforestation?
- This term describes the transition area between the Sahara desert and the plains/savanna
- This term describes a thicket of small evergreen oaks or a densse thicket of shrubs/small trees.
- Where is the most well-known African Savanna located?
- This is a grassy plain in tropical and subtropical regions of Africa with few trees.
- What is the most spoken language in Africa?
- If I live in North Africa, what language do I most likely speak?
- West Africa was broken into three of these, including Mali, Songhai, and Ghana from 500 to 1600 C.E.
- The practice where a country increases its power by gaining control over other areas of the world
- The "land grab" that happened when European countries competed to colonize the African Continent.
- What was the first European country to start an all-out "land grab" in Africa?
- These are precious gems mined in a war zone and used by buy weapons for civil war
- Who was one of the first explorewrs to investigate the interior of Africa in the 1800s?
- Dr. Livingstone proposed that Africa needed the "3 Cs" including Christianity, Commerce, and _________.
- Which French dictator saw the colonization of Africa as a way to gain back France's dignity and prestige?
- The spread of Christianity in Europe and Islam in the Middle East and Africa are both examples of this
- Which major religion is most prominent in Northern Africa?
- Which major religion is most prominent in sub-Saharan Africa?
- Since when has Islam been in Africa?
- Those that follow the Islamic religion are called
- This was a policy in South Africa designed to maintain white domination and extend racial separation.
- Who was sentenced to life in prison for protesting Apartheid then latewr became President of South Africa?
- This African nation saw more than 800,000 people die of genocide during a civil war between Hutus & Tutsis
- What living thing is most sacred to the people of Swaziland (used for trade and wealth)?
- This is the illegal killing of wild animals
- Which life-threatening disease transmitted by mosquitos has greatly impacted Africa?
- Which rare but deadly virus found in Africa sometimes causes bleeding inside and outside the body?
- Which major virus, discovered in 1981, is transmitted through direct contact with bodily fluids?
- Which large Island lies off the Southeast coast of Africa?
- Which North African country is directly south of Spain?
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