Section Quiz 30-1 Africa And The Middle East, 1945-Presnt
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Section Quiz 30-1 Africa and the Middle East, 1945-Presnt
- 1..system of racial segregation used in South Africa
- A.
Desmond Tutu
- B.
Apartheid
- C.
Pan-Africanism
- D.
AIDS
- E.
Chinua Achebe
- 2.Idea of the unity of all black Africans
- A.
Desmond Tutu
- B.
Apartheid
- C.
Pan-Africanism
- D.
AIDS
- E.
Chinua Achebe
- 3.South African bishop and Nobel Peace Prize winner
- A.
Desmond Tutu
- B.
Apartheid
- C.
Pan-Africanism
- D.
AIDS
- E.
Chinua Achebe
- 4.Nigerian novelist
- A.
Desmond Tutu
- B.
Apartheid
- C.
Pan-Africanism
- D.
AIDS
- E.
Chinua Achebe
- 5.Widespread epidemic in Africa south of the Sahara
- A.
Desmond Tutu
- B.
Apartheid
- C.
Pan-Africanism
- D.
AIDS
- E.
Chinua Achebe
- 6.The African form of socialism was based on
- A.
Soviet communism.
- B.
Eastern European communism.
- C.
Cuban communism.
- D.
African traditions of community.
- 7.Economic prosperity has been hindered in many african nations by all ofthe following EXPECT?
- A.
Overdependence on a single crop or natural resource by many countries.
- B.
High population growth
- C.
Spending on industrial infrastructure
- D.
. widespread drought and resulting hunger and starvation.
- 8.Many African nations today include widely divergent ethnic, linguistic, and territorial groups because
- A.
Most national boundaries had been arbitrarily drawn by colonial powers.
- B.
most African cultures traditionally embrace multiculturalism.
- C.
Leaders want to keep their nations ethnically diverse.
- D.
Communist reformers have engineered vast resettlement programs.
- 9.After the arrest of African National Congress (ANC) leader Nelson Mandela, the ANC
- A.
Disbanded and fell into disarray.
- B.
Called for armed resistance to white rule in South Africa.
- C.
Staged a jailbreak that freed Mandela, who fled to Canada.
- D.
Allied with Idi Amin
- 10.South African white rule was eventually ended, in part, as a result of
- A.
The violent overthrow of de Klerk's government.
- B.
Invasion by ANC troops from Uganda.
- C.
Worldwide pressure on de Klerk's government.
- D.
British colonial policy changes.
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