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i) Colonisation.
ii) Colonialists.
iii) Colony.
v) Partition of Africa.
2. (a) The Europeans who came to Africa were divided into three
groups. Name them.
Traders
Explorers
Missionaries
(b) Name the first group who came to Africa.
The traders.
Belgium
Britain
France
Portugal
Spain
Germany
Italy
ii) Give four items they got from Africans in exchange with the
above.
Ivory, spice, slaves, rhino horns, tortoise shells.
To spread Christianity.
To introduce formal education.
To stop slave trade.
To prevent the spread of Islam.
Vasco da Gama.
John Speke.
Henry Morton Stanley.
Sir Samuel Baker.
Vasco da Gama.
ii) Who among the European explorers was the first governor of the
Equatorial Province?
iii) Which European explorer first saw and named Lake Victoria?
John Speke.
iv) Who among the European explorers came to look for Dr. David
Livingstone?
Slave trade is the buying and selling of human beings for hard
labour.
Loss of lives.
Human sufferings.
Displacement of families.
Famine.
6. Give the reasons for the coming of Europeans to Africa under the
following:
a) Social reasons.
b) Political reasons.
Compensation of losses.
To acquire status and recognition.
To show their power and prestige.
c) Economic reasons.
d) Strategic reasons.
Collaboration.
Resistance.
i) Collaboration.
ii) Resistance.
b) There were two types of resistors. Name them and give one
example in each case.
c) Draw a table to illustrate the major African leaders that led both
resistance and collaboration in Africa.
In 1830.
c) When did the Lozi Kingdom regain their Independence and who
led the successful uprising?
11. (a) Name the empire that was founded by Samori Toure.
France.
iii) When did the war between Mandinka and the French break out
and for how long did it last?
c) Give four factors that enabled Samori Toure to resist for a long
time.
e) Suggest any four reasons why Samori Toure resisted the colonial
rule.
Argentina.
Brazil.
Chile.
Christopher Columbus.
1776.
Sudan Guinea
Bissau
Nigeria Gambia
Egypt Mali
Eritrea Mauritania
Ghana Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
a) Weather.
b) Climate.
Equatorial climate.
Savanna climate.
Mediterranean climate.
Desert climate.
Semi-desert climate.
Mountain climate.
4. (a) List any four countries in Africa that experience the Savanna
climate.
Sahara
Namib
Kalahari
b) Where do we find the desert type of climate in Africa? Mention
four countries.
Kapoeta.
Semi-arid climate.
Alpine climate.
Industrial activities
Deforestation
Earthquakes
Interference of the river channels by damming
Pollution
Pastoralism
Crop production
Sporting activities
Mining activities
d) i) What do you understand by the term ' Adaptation to climate
change ' ?
Relief
Latitude
Altitude
Winds
Ocean currents
Distance from the sea
Nature of the coastal line
X- windward side
Y- leeward side
Mountain
iii) According to you, which economic activities are carried out on:
Orographic rainfall.
b) i) Winds that blow from the sea to the land are known as?
On-shore winds
ii) winds that blow away from the land to the sea are called?
Off-shore winds
c) Which winds:
The Harmattan.
Areas that have high altitude have low temperatures and are
much colder than low altitude areas.
True
True
i) Cold currents.
Canary
Benguela
ii) warm currents.
Somali
Agulhas
Guinea
16. (a) Which type of rainfall is experienced in areas near large
water bodies?
Convectional rainfall.
i) Regular coastline.
Desertification.
Increased melting of ice and snow.
Stronger hurricanes and cyclones.
a) Farming.
b) Green house.
c) Fodder.
d) Agricultural schemes.
e) Agro-forestry.
Traditional methods
Modern methods
i) Traditional methods.
Aweil
b) Traditional irrigation.
Commercial farming.
i) Irrigation farming.
v) Pastoral farming.
b) Give the examples in each case of places where the following are
practiced in South Sudan.
i) Irrigation farming.
Aweil.
c) Name any four pastoralist tribes in South Sudan that you know.
9. (a) What do you understand by the term ' Farming system '?
Agriculture.
Mixed farming.
Shifting cultivation.
Organic farming.
Agro-forestry.
Nomadic pastoralism .
11. (a) Outline the positive and negative effects of farming to the
economy, community and the environment.
Recycling waste.
Recycling water.
Composting.
Renewable energy.
Fair distribution of resources.
a) Unity.
b) Independence.
c) Bias.
d) Policy.
National flag.
National currency.
Presidency.
i) Black.
ii) Red.
iii) Green.
iv) White.
v) Blue.
vi) Yellow.
i) Eagle.
President.
5. Define:
a) Intermarriage.
b) Philosophy.
i) Equity.
ii) Justice.
i) Social rights.
Rights to trade.
Rights to employment.
b) Identify the ways that can be used to ensure that people of South
Sudan live together as united.
Community dialogue.
Caring and sharing.
i) NGO.
ii) CBO.
Community-Based Organization.
a) Peace.
b) Conflict.
i) National bodies?
Dialogue.
Civil education.
Involvement of peace-keeping mission groups like UN, AU.
Incorporating peace education in the curriculum.
Speaking out against prejudice & discrimination.
Improving education.
Democratisation.
Increase prosperity.
Corruption.
Nepotism.
Tribalism.
Racism.
Multi-partism.
a) Corruption.
b) Nepotism.
c) Tribalism.
d) Racism.
e) Multi-partism.
Education.
Games and sports.
Trade.
Churches.
It leads to development.
It leads to political stability.
It attracts investors to create employment.
It ensures unity among the people.
It promotes Economic growth.
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