Question

1. The Songhai is an ancient empire of western Africa found in present-day Mali.
(Points : 1)
True
False

Answer 1

@heather_theginger

Answer 2

@horsegirl325

Answer 3

@HARSH123

Answer 4

@undeadknight26

Answer 5

@SarahStyles

Answer 6

@gottennis121

Answer 7

@JulieBeans

Answer 8

@CheesecakeKitten

Answer 9

@Smita12

Answer 10

True

Answer 11

2. Napoleon Bonaparte saw colonization in Africa as a way to improve France's stature compared to the British.
(Points : 1)
True
False





Question 3. 3. David Livingstone, an early African missionary, promoted the "3 Cs" —commerce, Christianity, and civilization, while exploring the African interior.
(Points : 1)
True
False





Question 4. 4. Describe the Songhai society.
(Points : 3)
Highly diverse group of people, mainly fishermen
Highly structured society, with noblemen, commoners, and slaves.
Not a very well developed society, no set structure.
Self-sufficient society, mainly raised cattle and practiced subsistence farming.

Answer 12

@Smita12

Answer 13

@Abbiegalie223489

Answer 14

2ND IS TRUE

Answer 15

@Ashes.boom

Answer 16

@ashley_13

Answer 17

3RD ONE IS TRUE

Answer 18

4. Describe the Songhai society.
(Points : 3)
Highly diverse group of people, mainly fishermen
Highly structured society, with noblemen, commoners, and slaves.
Not a very well developed society, no set structure.
Self-sufficient society, mainly raised cattle and practiced subsistence farming

Answer 19

2. true
3.idk
4 I think A not sure

Answer 20

u go with a cuz i dont know the last one

Answer 21

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Based on the map of European colonialism in Africa below, which of the following countries was under the rule of France?

Answer 22

South Africa
Madagascar
Libya
Mozambique

Answer 23

its the biggest one country

Answer 24

@Smita12

Answer 25

Which one is the biggest country? is that the question?

Answer 26

yes

Answer 27

okay one second

Answer 28

based on the map of European colonialism in Africa below, which of the following countries was under the rule of France?

Answer 29

thats the question

Answer 30

okay

Answer 31

South Africa
Madagascar
Libya
Mozambique

Answer 32

do you have the map?

Answer 33

Madagascar i think

Answer 34

not sure
but madagascar

Answer 35

which one ruled france'

Answer 36

im gonna say Madagascar as well but im not 100%

Answer 37

Based on the map of European colonialism in Africa below, which of the following countries was under the rule of Portugal?

Answer 38

Somalia
Madagascar
Libya
Mozambique

Answer 39

see all for madagascar

Answer 40

can u help me on this question please

Answer 41

@Smita12

Answer 42

@ColeFam

Answer 43

last one
i guess

Answer 44

yeah

Answer 45

What part of Africa is predominantly Islamic?
(Points : 3)
The southern coast and most of the middle of the continent
North Africa above the Sahara, West Africa and the East African coast
The entire continent
Only North Africa

Answer 46

i should get a medal lol hahahaha

Answer 47

nexted

Answer 48

@mayataylor

Answer 49

@iGreen

Answer 50

How may I help you?

Answer 51

What part of Africa is predominantly Islamic?
(Points : 3)
The southern coast and most of the middle of the continent
North Africa above the Sahara, West Africa and the East African coast
The entire continent
Only North Africa

Answer 52

its B

Answer 53

How was the Arab settlement of West Africa similar to the European settlement of North America?
(Points : 3)
The Arabs were fleeing religious persecution and seeking fortune, much like the Europeans in the New World.
The Arabs and the Europeans both were primarily concerned with bringing religion to the native populations.
The Arabs and the Europeans both were primarily concerned with conquering new lands and bringing glory to their country.
There are really no similarities between the two situations.





Question 9. 9. What was the goal of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa?
(Points : 3)
Seek out citizens guilty of treason
Discovering past wrongdoing and resolving historical conflict
Free those who were put in prison unjustly
Round up all government officials who instituted apartheid policies and put them in prison





Question 10. 10. What was the international response to apartheid in the 1980s?
(Points : 3)
Most countries were unaware of apartheid.
Many countries boycotted South Africa to protest apartheid.
Most countries felt that the South African government had the right to govern as it pleased.
Many countries supported the practices of apartheid.

Answer 54

@Smita12

Answer 55

help me

Answer 56

i cant solve all this but let me tag ppl @SyedMohammed98

Answer 57

@SyedMohammed98

Answer 58

@kaitlyneer

Answer 59

um sorry i don't study history.....wish i could help :(

Answer 60

no its geography

Answer 61

i don't study geography either....

Answer 62

what grade are u in

Answer 63

my subjects are physics chemistry. and biology
11th

Answer 64

what are u doing in biology right now

Answer 65

well m preparing now cuz tomorrow is my biology exam..

Answer 66

@paki

Answer 67

semster b right

Answer 68

@paki

Answer 69

yes

Answer 70

help her

Answer 71

What was the goal of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa?
(Points : 3)
Seek out citizens guilty of treason
Discovering past wrongdoing and resolving historical conflict
Free those who were put in prison unjustly
Round up all government officials who instituted apartheid policies and put them in prison

Answer 72

"The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was a court-like body assembled in South Africa after the end of Apartheid. Anybody who felt they had been a victim of violence could come forward and be heard at the TRC. Perpetrators of violence could also give testimony and request amnesty from prosecution."

Answer 73

so whats the answer

Answer 74

read the para and tell me then

Answer 75

D

Answer 76

@sidney_girl1419

Answer 77

@harish123

Answer 78

@HARSH123

Answer 79

@paki is the answer D

Answer 80

. What was the international response to apartheid in the 1980s?
(Points : 3)
Most countries were unaware of apartheid.
Many countries boycotted South Africa to protest apartheid.
Most countries felt that the South African government had the right to govern as it pleased.
Many countries supported the practices of apartheid.