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Africa Overview. Test Review. Under “Print What” select Handouts Select 6 slides per page Fold pages lengthwise Questions will appear on one side and the questions with the answer will appear on the other. Most areas of the Sahara Desert obtain less than ____ inches of rain each year. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Africa Overview

Test Review

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• Under “Print What” select Handouts• Select 6 slides per page• Fold pages lengthwise• Questions will appear on one side and the

questions with the answer will appear on the other.

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• Most areas of the Sahara Desert obtain less than ____ inches of rain each year.

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• Most areas of the Sahara Desert obtain less than ____ inches of rain each year.

• 5

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• Victoria Falls is located on this river.

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• Victoria Falls is located on this river.

• Zambezi

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• The highest temperature in the world was _____ in the Sahara Desert.

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• The highest temperature in the world was _____ in the Sahara Desert.

• 136 F

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• About ¾ of all Africans make a living by

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• About ¾ of all Africans make a living by

• farming

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• These two European countries controlled most of the colonies in Africa.

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• These two European countries controlled most of the colonies in Africa.

• England & France

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• Africa is larger than every other continent except for

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• Africa is larger than every other continent except for

• Asia

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• This lake found in the Great Rift Valley is the 3rd largest lake in the world and also one of the sources of the Nile River

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• This lake found in the Great Rift Valley is the 3rd largest lake in the world and also one of the sources of the Nile River

• Lake Victoria

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• Slavery existed in Africa before Europeans arrived.

• True or False

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• Slavery existed in Africa before Europeans arrived.

• True or False

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• This ancient empire became wealthy because they controlled trade between northern and southern Africa.

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• This ancient empire became wealthy because they controlled trade between northern and southern Africa.

• Ghana

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• This is a fertile area in a desert where water comes to the surface

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• This is a fertile area in a desert where water comes to the surface

• Oasis

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• This is another word for falls

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• This is another word for falls

• Cataract

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• How many countries are found in Africa?

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• How many countries are found in Africa?

54

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• Known as the Smoke that Thunders

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• Known as the Smoke that Thunders

• Victoria Falls

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• The world’s largest desert

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• The world’s largest desert

• Sahara

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• A large area of sand dunes in a desert.

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• A large area of sand dunes in a desert.

• Erg

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• Water flows (the same direction / the opposite direction) on opposite sides of the Equator.

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• Water flows (the same direction / the opposite direction) on opposite sides of the Equator.

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• This area is home to Africa’s largest concentration of wildlife including lions, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, jackals, giraffes, rhinos, and elephants

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• This area is home to Africa’s largest concentration of wildlife including lions, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, jackals, giraffes, rhinos, and elephants

• Serengeti Plain

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• These unusual birds are found in great numbers in the Great Rift Valley

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• These unusual birds are found in great numbers in the Great Rift Valley

• Flamingoes

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• Formed along fracture lines, this feature in Kenya can be seen from space.

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• Formed along fracture lines, this feature in Kenya can be seen from space.

• Great Rift Valley

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• The largest city in the Mali Empire was

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• The largest city in the Mali Empire was

• Timbuktu

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• It is estimated that Africans speak between _______ and _______ languages.

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• It is estimated that Africans speak between _______ and _______ languages.

• 800 and 1,600

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• This mountain is found at the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa

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• This mountain is found at the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa

• Table Mountain

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• In the country of Zambia, life expectancy for males and females is only ______

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• In the country of Zambia, life expectancy for males and females is only ______

• 35 years

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• A silverback gorilla can weigh up to _____ pounds.

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• A silverback gorilla can weigh up to _____ pounds.

• 400

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• The Bantu people were the first in Africa to

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• The Bantu people were the first in Africa to

grow their own food instead of hunting and gathering

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• Beliefs, customs, laws, art, and ways of living that a group of people share

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• Beliefs, customs, laws, art, and ways of living that a group of people share

• Culture

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• These are the main tributaries of the Nile River.

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• These are the main tributaries of the Nile River.

• White Nile and Blue Nile

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• It is estimated that between ______ and ______ million Africans were forced into slavery and sent to North and South America.

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• It is estimated that between ______ and ______ million Africans were forced into slavery and sent to North and South America.

• 10 and 12

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• Mt. Kilimanjaro is located in this country

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• Mt. Kilimanjaro is located in this country

• Tanzania

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• Most slaves were taken from this portion of Africa

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• Most slaves were taken from this portion of Africa

• The Southwest coast near the Gulf of Guinea

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• This country was formed by freed American slaves in 1847

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• This country was formed by freed American slaves in 1847

• Liberia

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• This crater located at the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro is 6 miles wide

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• This crater located at the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro is 6 miles wide

• Kibo

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• Control by one nation over a dependent area or people.

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• Control by one nation over a dependent area or people.

• Colonialism

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• The word Sahara comes from the Arabic word for

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• The word Sahara comes from the Arabic word for

• Desert

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• A group traveling together on a long journey through desert or dangerous regions.

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• A group traveling together on a long journey through desert or dangerous regions.

• Caravan

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• This is Africa’s tallest mountain

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• This is Africa’s tallest mountain

• Kilimanjaro

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• Africa’s most venomous snake

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• Africa’s most venomous snake

• Horned Viper

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• Africa’s most dangerous animal

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• Africa’s most dangerous animal

• Hippopotamus

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• A scientist who studies fossils

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• A scientist who studies fossils

• Paleontologist

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• A person who travels to another country to do religious or social work.

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• A person who travels to another country to do religious or social work.

• Missionary

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•Study!