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| The practice of one country controlling the government and economy of another country or territory |
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| Movement in the early 1900s that called for the unity of all people of African descent |
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| A military takeover such as the one lead by the Igbo in Nigeria |
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| Brightly colored, ceremonial cloth made by the Ashanti and Ewe peoples |
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| farming that produces just enough to feed the farmer's family |
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| a group of colonies or states with a single government |
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| The price increase or a fall in the purchasing power of money |
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| a severe shortage of food resulting in widespread hunger and/or starvation |
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| basic services a community needs, such as roads, railroads, and power lines |
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| To affect the outcome of something by intervening dishonestly or unfairly to gain an advantage |
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| a grain grown in West Africa, often made into porridge |
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| a Horn-shaped extension of land on the east coast of Africa |
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| a pillar-shaped stone monument that often stood over a ruler’s tomb |
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| a family or group that rules for several generations |
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| an overland expedition for exploring, hunting or photography |
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| a seasonal wind that can bring a heavy rainfall |
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| an African language, blended from Arabic and Bantu, spoken in East Africa |
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| a soft food made by boiling cereal grain in milk or water |
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| a member of a people with an average height of less than five feet |
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| a person who depends on capturing wild animals or finding wild plants for food |
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| a target amount for production |
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| name given to the Democratic Republic of the Congo between 1971 and 1997 |
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| a Dutch colonist or descendants in South Africa |
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| The policy of separating people of different races |
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| A penalty or pressure applied to a country for not obeying an order of law |
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| The official policy of racial segregation practiced in South Africa |
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| African National Congress (ANC) |
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| a black political group that opposed apartheid |
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| a member of an irregular army that operates in small bands |
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| DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO |
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Cape Town (Legislative)
Bleomfontein (Judicial)
Pretoria (Executive) |
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