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Africa’s Environmental Issues and Ethnic Groups Review!!

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Africa’s Environmental Issues

and Ethnic GroupsReview!!

In sub-Saharan Africa, less than 50% of the population has access to safe drinking water because of environmental pollution. How has the shortage of safe drinking water affected sub-Saharan African development? (hint ... what does development effect?)

 A.Increased size of the SaharaB. Decreased economic growthC. Decreased size of the rainforest

B. Decreased economic growth

Answer

Poor soil and deforestation cause more land to become

A. useless for farming and agricultureB. unsuitable for building homesC. good areas for cattle farmingD. a better place to raise a family

 

A. useless for farming and agriculture

Answer

In the Sahel, overgrazing and drought have resulted in a decrease in the grassland region.

What is this process called?A. deforestationB. desertificationC. Unequal distributionD. Environmental pollution

 

• B. desertification

Answer

Explain why the population is low in the Sahara. (hint…Why wouldn’t you live in the desert?)A. Limited access to waterB. Too much oilC. Too much water

• A. Limited access to water

Answer

In the Sahel region of Africa, desertification is causing the desert to spread. As plants die, the soil blows away, leaving the ground unfit for agriculture. What is a major result of desertification? (hint…What happens because of desertification ?)

A. Tourists come to the region to enjoy the warm climate.B. As soil blows away, it is easier to mine gold.C. A lack of adequate food production for the people

C. A lack of adequate food production for the people

Answer

In the Sahel, reduced tropical rainforests and overgrazing of vegetation are the causes of A. hurricanesB. tornadoesC. desertification

• C. desertification

Answer

Majority practice Islam and spread into North Africa from SW Asia

A. Swahili B. Bantu C. Arab D. Ashanti

C. Arab

Answer

Members of this group are animists who believe that spirits are in natural objects. They also believe in the power of ancestors. Largest Migration in Africa.

A. Swahili B. Bantu C. Arab D. Ashanti

B. Bantu

Answer

Most practice Islam, but they also believe in mila, or spirits that can possess a person (language is a combination of Bantu and Arab) A. Swahili

B. BantuC. ArabD. Ashanti

A. Swahili

Answer

The Golden Stool symbolizes power for this ethnic group

Swahili B. Bantu C. Arab D. Ashanti

D. Ashanti

Answer

Which religion did Arabs bring with them to Africa?A. JudaismB. ChristianityC. IslamD. Animism

• C. Islam

Answer

What is the significance (importance) of the Golden Stool for the Ashanti people?A. It symbolizes the power of the Ashanti people.B. The stool encourages equal rights for all.C. The Ashanti people would be rich making furniture and household goods.

 

A. It symbolizes the power of the Ashanti people

Answer

Which best describes the Bantu people?A. The Bantu are a nomadic people in the Sahara

Desert.

B. The Bantu are a separate race in the northern part of the African continent.

C. The Bantu migrated in different waves from south of the Sahara, spreading religion and language.

 

• C. The Bantu migrated in different waves from south of the Sahara, spreading religion and language.

Which religion is most common among the Swahili? (hint…amulets)A. JudaismB. ChristianityC. Islam

• C. Islam

Which concept relates to religion rather than ethnicity?

A. Kimba is Ashanti.

B. Mustafa follows the Qu’ran.

C. Kemal is a nomadic herder. 

B. Mustafa follows the Qu’ran.

Answer

Ali is Arab. Why can’t it be assumed that Ali is Muslim? (hint….Is Ali a Muslim because he is an Arab???)

A. All Arabs are not Muslims

B. All Arabs are Christian

C. Christians are not Arabs.

A. All Arabs are not Muslims

Answer

Two ethnic groups that practice mainly traditional* religions in Africa include:

*Traditional beliefs may include worship of ancestors, spirits, gods, animals, land, inanimate objects, and/or natural phenomena.

A. Arab and AshantiB. Ashanti and BantuC. Arabs and SwahiliD. Arabs and Bantu

 

• B. Ashanti and Bantu

Answer

Which is an example of an ethnic group?A. People who grow similar food.

B. People who share a language or culture.

C. People who share a belief in a god or gods.

• B. People who share a language or culture.

Answer

Which is an example of a religious group?A. People who grow similar food.B. People who share a language or culture.C. People who share a belief in a god or gods.

• C. People who share a belief in a god or gods.

Answer

Why is the Bantu migration so important to the study of Africa?A. The migration led to the first settlements in the

Sahara.B. The Bantu migration covered a large expanse of the continent allowing the spread of their language, culture, etc.).

C. During the Bantu migration, the people refused to intermarry with Arabs.

B. The Bantu migration covered a large expanse of the continent allowing the spread of their language, culture, etc.).

Answer

Which is NOT an example of an ethnic group?A. Arabs

B. Ashanti

C. Muslims

D. Swahili

• C. Muslims

Answer

Which ethnic group migrated down the Eastern coast of Africa and settled in the south?

A. Arabs

B. Ashanti

C. Muslims

D. Swahili

D. Swahili

Answer

Which group is located in Ghana (Western Africa).A. Arabs

B. Ashanti

C. Muslims

D. Swahili

B. Ashanti