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Government and Economics of Africa Unit 7 and 8 Review

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Government and Economics of Africa

Unit 7 and 8 Review

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Who are the decision makers in an oligarchy?

QUESTION

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A group of powerful people

ANSWER

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Who holds the most power in a FEDERAL system of government?

QUESTION

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The power is SHARED between different levels of government

ANSWER

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Who chooses the leader in a PARLIAMENTARY form of government?

QUESTION

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The legislature, or parliament, chooses the prime minister.

ANSWER

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Why do individual voters have more power in a democracy than they do in an autocracy?

QUESTION

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The people play a role in deciding who rules.

ANSWER

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Kenya and South Africa are both called “republics”. What does this say about their government?

QUESTION

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They both elect representatives to vote on laws.

ANSWER

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South Sudan finally separated from northern Sudan and declared independence. What was the major social conflict leading to this division?

QUESTION

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Religious conflicts between the Muslim north and the non-Muslim south.

ANSWER

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Why are literacy rates for girls generally lower than those for boys ?

QUESTION

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Traditional beliefs are that girls should be married instead of educated.

ANSWER

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How is the President of South Africa chosen?

QUESTION

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He is elected by the national assembly.

ANSWER

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How do political conflicts sometimes lead to famine?

QUESTION

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Conflicts disrupt farming so little food ends up being produced.

ANSWER

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The infection rate of HIV/AIDS in sub-saharan Africa is among the highest in the world. What effect do civil wars have on the treatment of AIDS patients?

QUESTION

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Civil wars disrupt the distribution of medicine.

ANSWER

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Education, training, and healthcare are all examples of what?

QUESTION

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Human capital.ANSWER

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Roads bridges, schools, and communication systems are examples of what?

QUESTION

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Infrastructure.ANSWER

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Why are most modern economies referred to as “mixed” economies?

QUESTION

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They have aspects of all three economic types in their economies.

ANSWER

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How does voluntary trade help the economy?

QUESTION

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It encourages specialization and means more profit.

ANSWER

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Nigeria currently exports large quantities of this natural resource, and the GDP is greatly dependent on the production of which resource?

QUESTION

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OIL.ANSWER

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What does South Africa specialize in?

QUESTION

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Gold and diamond mining.

ANSWER

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What are the profits from diamonds used for in many African countries?This is where the term “blood diamonds” comes from.

QUESTION

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The profits fund guns and supplies for the civil wars. This is why the money does not go back to the people.

ANSWER

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How does a high tariff help the people in the country selling the same goods?

QUESTION

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Local producers would be able to sell their goods since it would be cheaper than imported goods.

ANSWER