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300s AD Ethiopia was an early center of Christianity in
500s AD Christianity came into Nubia in
parts of Egypt and Sudan Where was Nubia?
Christian population Ethiopia still has a large
700 AD Arab armies tool over Egypt and North Africa in
Arab speaking Nomads Who spread their religion through Egypt and North Africa?
Christianity and Islam the people of what religions fought over territory and people's faith
more than 1000 years East coast slave trade dates back
islamic countries in africa and asia where did most slaves go to
late 1700s Zanzibar became an inter. slave trading center
to work on plantations Why were slaves taken to the U.S.A.
mid 1800s Europeans tried to find the source of the Nile
1800s When did the Europeans divide the continent into seperate countries
Great Britian who controlled East Africa
Germany colonized Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi
Kenya settled by large number of Europeans
deputies colonial rulers controlled countries by
Ethiopia never colonized
early 1960s most African countries were granted independence in the
East Africa longest history of human settlements
Swahili spoken throuhout East Africa
bantu language Swahili is a
on the coast Swahili means
jobless people what kind of people are crowded into cities
political problems what problems slow down the economy
ethnic conflict type of conflict that occurs when different tribes are lumped together to form a country
Rwanda and Burundi 1990s- Tutsi were killed by Hutu in
Asmara Eritrea
Djibouti Djiboti
Mogadishu Somalia
Kampala Uganda
Nairobi Kenya
Kigali Rwanda
Lilongwe Malawi
Maputo Mozambique
Bujumbura Burundi
Dodoma Tanzania
Victoria Seychelles
Moroni Comoros
Antananarivo Madagascar
along the coast of Kenya in Kenya the first cities were found by Arab traders where
1500s Portugal controlled coast of India for 200 years during the
British merchants began trading on coast, 1800s built railway from Mombassa to lake Victoria, people from India and Pakistan moved there to work on European farms, many natives moved out of their traditional homes to take jobs as farmers or work in cities,
after World War 2 When did Africans protest against British colonial rule?
tourism What is a major source of income for Kenya?
Kenya, most set aside for national parks What country has no empty farmland and why
Rwanda and Burundi What countries used to be German colonies with dense rural settlemants?
Belgium Who were Rwanda and Burundi ruled by after W.W.1
1960s When did Rwanda, Burundi, and Kenya gain independence?
Tutsi and Hutu What are the 2 ethnic groups in Rwanda and Burundi
Uganda What country is found on the platau north and west of Lake Victoria
1970s When did Uganda's economy collapse?
violent dictator Why did foreign investment end in Uganda?
Sudan What's Africa's largest country?
Sahara, dry savannas, Sudd What are the Sudan's 3 major regions
agricultural country What type of country is Sudan?
yes Does Sudan have undeveloped oil reserves?
Arab, traditional African What cultures influence Sudan?
last 30 years When has Sudan experience serios droughts
widespread famine and death What have Sudan's droughts caused?
Christian What religion are most of the people in the Ethiopian highlands
Muslim What religion are most of Ethiopia's lowland people?
Eritrea What country is located on the Red Sea
40% What percent of Arab muslims make up Sudan's population
northern- Muslims, southern- Christian What are the religions of northern and southern Sudan
Ethiopia What country is one of the world's poorest countries
oilseeds, coffee, livestock What are Ethiopia's 3 exports
Italy, 1960s Who colonized Eritrea and when
1960s, Ethiopia What country, and when, made Eritrea their province
Islam and Christianity What religions are practiced in Eritrea?
Somalia What country is made up of deserts and dry savannas
nomadic herders What are most people in Somalia?
livestock and bananas What are Somalia's 2 main exports?
Islam What is Somalia's main religion?
Eritrea became its own country in 1993
Somali What language do the people of Somalia speak?
control of the country What is Somalia's civil war over
1990s, war and drought When was there widespread starvation in Somalia and why
Djibouti What is Africa's small desert country
Bab al-Mandab What straight does djibouti lie on?
red sea to indian ocean What bodies of water does the Bab al-Mandab connect?
France Who took over djibouti in the 1960s?
1977 When did Djibouti gain independence?
ports What is a major source of income for Djibouti?
food What does Djibouti have to import for their people?
Issa and Afar What are Djibouti's 2 main tribes?
people of Somalia Who are the Issa closely tied to?
people of Ethiopia Who are the Afar closely tied to?
Islam What religion do the Issa and Afar practice?
Mt. Meru, Mt. Killimanjaro What are the 2 major mountains in northeast Tanzania?
volcanic mountains What type of mountains are Mt. Meru and Mt. Killimanjaro?
Mt. Killimanjaro What is the highest point in Africa?
white bearded wildabeest, lions, leopards, elephants, rhinnoceroses, buffalo What animals are found in the Serengeti National Park?
Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania Where is Lake Victoria according to the different countries?
Lake Victoria What is the largest lake in Africa?
plateau What type of landform is in the center of Tanzania?
grasslands, national parks What type of landform is in the south?
arable land What type of land is in North?
hot and humid What type of climate is on the eastern shore?
Dar es Salaam What is Tanzania's former capital?
spices What is Zanzibar known for?
1880s to 1919 When was Tanzania part of Germany?
1919 to 1961 When was Tanzania a British colony?
place where scientists believe human's first ancestors came from What is Olduvai Gorge?
1979 When did Tanzania declare war on Uganda after they invaded?
Dar es Salaam, Nairobi, Kenya Where did Al Quaida's embassy bombings occur?
11 people How many people did the tidal waves in 2004 kill?

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balletgirl13 : Changed fter World War 2 → When did Africans protest against British colonial rule? to after World War 2 → When did Africans protest against British colonial rule?
balletgirl13 : Changed along the coast of India → in Kenya the first cities were found by Arab traders where to along the coast of Kenya → in Kenya the first cities were found by Arab traders where
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