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What are the two distinct regions of Africa: . What geogtaphical feature seperates Africa into two distinct sections: Sahara Desert. What is the name of the geographical feature that is just south of the Sahara that gets enough rain to grow some crops but experiences frequent droughts? : Savanna. What are the names of the two biggest rivers in Africa? Without them, it would be difficult for civilaztions to exist. : Nile and Congo. A clan is created by...: Those who share a common ancestor. A griot..: Tells the history of their clan orally. How did the kingdom of Ghana become so wealthy: They were involved in the gold and salt mines and taxed those traders. What is a camel caravan: A way for the African Kingdoms to transport goods to trade. Trade and religion eventually destroyed Ghana: True. What is the difference between an import and an export: Imports are the goods transported into a country while exports are those that are transported out. Which of the following was not an import of Africa: Slaves. Which of the following was not an export of Africa: Silk. Which of the African kingdoms replaced Ghana: Mali. Gold and salt mines were also the same reason that Mali became wealthy. : True. What was the reason that the Songhai empire fell: The creation of firearms. Zimbabwe translates as : "House of Rock". What country did Zimbabwe trade the most with: Portugal. Which continent is shown in this diagram: Africa

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Doing whatever it takes to to gain an advantage, even if it means nuclear war, and win is referred to as: brinkmanship. Which nations emerged as the world's superpowers after World War II and into the period of the Cold War? : . Nations that fell under the influence of the Soviet Union and established communist regimes were referred to as : satellite nations. Who wrote The Communist Manifesto, the book that outlined the idea behind overthrowing capitalism and implementing the communist system? : Friedrich Engels. The organization that was formed to combat communism and protect member nations from a communist attack was the: NATO. As a reform to society, China instituted the ________ as a way of removing previous capitalist influences and implementing communist policies throughout the country. : Cultural Revolution. The nation created after World War II as a homeland for displaced Jews was: Israel. The organization that the Soviet Union created in response to the defense alliance created by the United States consisting of communist allies to the USSR was : the Warsaw Pact. What made the Cold War cold? : the US and Soviet Union fought in wars over influence, but never directly fought each other

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