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| Carving up Africa into colonies |
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| What does "European partitioning" of Africa mean? |
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| borders to colonies that combined ethnic groups together into the same colony |
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| What does "artificial boundaries" mean when talking about Africa? |
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| conflict and civil war between ethnic groups |
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| What did the European partitioning of Africa lead to AFTER those colonies became independent? |
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| South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria all wanted freedom from the British. They wanted to rule themselves. What feeling of wanting your own country led to the independence movements? |
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| South Africa - the separation of races. Non-whites had almost no rights. |
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| South African president who freed Nelson Mandela and helped end Apartheid |
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| Helped De Klerk end Apartheid. Became South Africa's first black president |
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| Idea that all African countries should work try to become independent from colonial rules; all African countries should work together to solve African problems. |
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| Main ethnic group and religion in North Sudan |
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| Black ethnic groups/Chritians |
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| Main groups and religion in South Sudan |
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| The part of Sudan that Great Britain developed economically |
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| The result of the economic, ethnic, and religious differences in Sudan |
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| South Sudan became its own country. |
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| End result of the civil war in Sudan |
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