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A 1: Who was Mansa Musa? ($200 )

Mansa Musa was a wealthy African king. ($200)

A 2: What was the name of the kingdom that Mansa Musa ruled? (400)

The name of the kingdom Mansa Musa ruled was Mali. (400)

A 3: Why did Mansa Musa go on his famous trip? (600)

Mansa Musa went on his famous trip because he was a Muslim who took his religion seriously. (600)

A 4: Why are there so few primary sources about Mansa Musa? (800)

There are so few primary sources about Mansa Musa because African history was kept safe through story telling. (800)

A 5: How did Mansa Musa’s wealth accidently lead to the colonization of Africa? (1000)

Mansa Musa’s wealth lead to the colonization of Africa when Europeans heard about how many natural resources were in his kingdom. (1000)

B 1: Why do most people speak English in America? (200)

We speak English in America because of cultural diffusion. (200)

B 2: Define Cultural Diffusion (400)

Cultural diffusion is the transfer of one part of a culture to the next. (400)

B 3: Why do all countries in red have Mc. Donalds? (600)

They all have Mc. Donalds because it spread from the USA to other countries. (600)

B 4: Why would people going to church in South Africa, be an example of cultural diffusion? (800)

People going to church in South Africa would be an example of cultural diffusion because Europeans brought the religion with them. (800)

B 5: Why did some African countries keep European languages as their official languages? (1000)

Some African countries still use European languages as their official language because it is more common than their own dialects. (1000)

C 1: Who is this person? (200)

This person is Nelson Mandela. (200)

C 2: Define Apartheid (400)

Apartheid was a series of laws in South Africa that focused all the power with the whites. (400)

C 3: How did Nelson Mandela use nationalism to end Apartheid? (600)

Nelson Mandela used nationalism to end apartheid by getting people in South Africa to work together. (600)

C 4: Why did Mandela go to prison for 27 years? (800)

Mandela spent 27 years in prison for trying to end apartheid. (800)

C 5: How did Mandela bring South Africa together after he became president? (1000)

Mandela brought South Africa together by including whites in the government and not seeking revenge. (1000)

D 1: People from what continent colonized Africa? (200)

People from Europe colonized Africa. (200)

D 2: Define Colonization (400)

Colonization is where one country takes over another and rules its government. (400)

D 3: Why is it important for colonies or countries to touch water? (600)

When Europeans colonized Africa they built railroads that connected cities with the coast. (600)

D 4: Why did Europeans colonize Africa? (800)

Europeans colonized Africa because they wanted to be powerful, steal natural resources, and spread Christianity. (800)

D 5: Why were Europeans able to take over Africa so easily? (1000)

Europeans were able to take over Africa because they had guns, germs, and steel on their side. (1000)

E 1: What continent are we studying this semester? (200)

Africa! (200)

E 2: Define nationalism (400)

Nationalism is having pride in your country. (400)

E 3: What is a political cartoon? (600)

A political cartoon is a cartoon where the artist uses humor to make a point about politics or Global Studies. (600)

E 4: What is the difference between primary and secondary sources? (800)

Primary sources were created at the time of the event. Secondary sources were created after the event. (800)

E 5: Provide three examples of cultural diffusion that have impacted your day so far. (1000)

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FINAL JEOPARDY Category: Big Picture

How is Africa shaped or changed by its past? Use coup d'états in your answer.

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