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India, South Africa, and Australia were all colonized by who?
Great Britain / England
African jewelry often represented what?
How much wealth, power, or significance a person had
What is the name of the river that runs through the Democratic Republic of Congo and its mouth feeds into the Atlantic Ocean?
Congo River
What is something we learned about that documents Australia's history and culture?
Aboriginal art
This was once the center of education and trade
Timbuktu
The segregation of Black and White South Africans was known as
apartheid
Who are the Bantu people and what are they doing?
They're nomadic, and they're migrating across Africa spreading their culture.
The two main economic activities of Australia and New Zealand
trading and fishing
The strip of dry grasslands near that Sahara that is going through desertification
Sahel
What is the name of the group that is considered the oldest culture on the planet?
Aborigines
What two countries do the Masai mostly live in?
Tanzania and Kenya
The name of the ethnic group living near the Serengeti
Masai
Name 2 of the 3 main reasons that The Great Barrier Reef is in danger.
Overfishing, pollution, temperature changes
What is the name of the largest coral reef in the world?
The Great Barrier Reef
Why do most people live along the coastline in Australia?
Because of the dry climate and barren land in the interior
Explain the population pattern in Australia (where people live)?
Along the coastline
The colonization of African territory by European powers was called, "________________ for Africa."
Scramble
What was the name of the meeting where Europe divided up Africa, resulting in a loss of independence, culture, and language.
Berlin Conference
Explain what the term "Pan-Africanism" is.
Africans uniting as one country; different African countries working together as one
When a stronger country takes over a weaker country, it's known as _________________.
imperialism
Who wanted to work peacefully with the South African government to end apartheid?
Nelson Mandela
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