Unit 11 Review Post World War II Independence Movements in Africa & Asia
Unit 11 Review Post World War II Independence Movements in Africa & Asia.
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Unit 11 Review
Post World War II Independence Movements in
Africa & Asia
Gandhi practiced a form of Gandhi practiced a form of nonviolent protest of injustice called nonviolent protest of injustice called
Civil disobedienceCivil disobedience
First European colony in Africa First European colony in Africa to become independent after to become independent after
WWII WWII
GhanaGhana
African Independence movements were African Independence movements were inspired by this U.S. event.inspired by this U.S. event.
Civil Rights MovementCivil Rights Movement
Anti-colonial guerrilla movement in Kenya Anti-colonial guerrilla movement in Kenya from 1952 to 1956. Calling themselves from 1952 to 1956. Calling themselves
the Land & Freedom party, they began as the Land & Freedom party, they began as a protest movement.a protest movement.
Mau MauMau Mau
Cause of the violence in India after Cause of the violence in India after Independence was achieved.Independence was achieved.
ReligionReligion
Country created out of part of India for Country created out of part of India for MuslimsMuslims
PakistanPakistan
East African Nation where a white East African Nation where a white minority took land from the Kikuyu & minority took land from the Kikuyu &
MasaiMasai
KenyaKenya
From 1948-1991, the white minority of From 1948-1991, the white minority of South Africa used force to oppress the South Africa used force to oppress the
black majority by forcing them into black majority by forcing them into segregated homelands and denying them segregated homelands and denying them
equality. This policy was called…equality. This policy was called…
ApartheidApartheid
Gandhi’s right hand man who became Gandhi’s right hand man who became the first Prime Minister of Indiathe first Prime Minister of India
NehruNehru
““Great Soul”Great Soul”The title the people gave to Mohandas K. The title the people gave to Mohandas K.
GandhiGandhi
MahatmaMahatma
Indian protest demonstration of British Indian protest demonstration of British taxation.taxation.
Salt MarchSalt March
Kind of African colony where resistance Kind of African colony where resistance to Black majority rule occurred.to Black majority rule occurred.
SettlerSettler
Last country in Africa to be ruled by a Last country in Africa to be ruled by a black majority.black majority.
South AfricaSouth Africa
Leader of the ANC, first democratically Leader of the ANC, first democratically elected leader of South Africa, in prison elected leader of South Africa, in prison
from 1962 to 1990.from 1962 to 1990.
Nelson MandelaNelson Mandela
Leader of India’s independence Leader of India’s independence movement, believed in nonviolent civil movement, believed in nonviolent civil
disobedience.disobedience.
Mohandas K. GandhiMohandas K. Gandhi
Leading nationalist and Prime Minister of Leading nationalist and Prime Minister of the Gold Coast until its independence in the Gold Coast until its independence in 1957. Later he became the first Prime 1957. Later he became the first Prime
Minister then President of Ghana.Minister then President of Ghana.
Kwame NkrumahKwame Nkrumah
Led the Mau Mau revolt & became the Led the Mau Mau revolt & became the first Prime Minister of Kenya, then first Prime Minister of Kenya, then
President from 1964-1978.President from 1964-1978.
Jomo KenyattaJomo Kenyatta
Region in the Sudan where civil war, famine, and genocide has been occurring
since 2003..
DarfurDarfur
Who said:“Live simply, so that others
can simply live.”..
GandhiGandhi
Location of the British massacre of Location of the British massacre of peaceful Indian protesters—men, peaceful Indian protesters—men,
women, & children.women, & children.
AmritsarAmritsar
Muslim leader in the Indian Muslim leader in the Indian Independence Movement who became Independence Movement who became
the 1the 1stst Prime Minister of Pakistan. Prime Minister of Pakistan.
Mohammed Ali JinnahMohammed Ali Jinnah
The only two African nations to remain The only two African nations to remain independent from European colonial rule.independent from European colonial rule.
LiberiaLiberia
EthiopiaEthiopia
Site of the 1980’s student protest Site of the 1980’s student protest movement in South Africa.movement in South Africa.
SowetoSoweto
South African political group led the fight South African political group led the fight against Apartheid. They won the majority against Apartheid. They won the majority
of legislative seats in the 1994 election of legislative seats in the 1994 election and continue to lead the government of and continue to lead the government of
South Africa.South Africa.
ANCANC
Symbol of Indian Independence and the Symbol of Indian Independence and the National Congress Party.National Congress Party.
Spinning wheelSpinning wheel
Reasons the United States is concerned about the situation in Pakistan:
threat of _______________ war between Pakistan and _______________
growing influence of the _______________ and _______________ in Pakistan
danger of leaking of nuclear information from Pakistan to _______________groups.
nuclearIndia
TalibanAl Qaeda
terrorist
East Pakistan became an independent nation in 1971 called
BangladeshBangladesh
Belief in nonviolence and reverence for all life
ahimsaahimsa
United States troops are currently engaged in fighting Al Qaeda & the Taliban in
AfghanistanAfghanistan
organizer of Black Consciousness Movement in South Africa who was beaten to death by
the police was
Steve BikoSteve Biko
Anglican bishop who led the international opposition to Apartheid & Truth &
Reconciliation Commission
Desmond TutuDesmond Tutu
Know the location of the following nations on maps of Asia and Africa:
• Afghanistan• Bangladesh• Ghana• India
• Iraq• Kenya• Pakistan• South Africa• Sudan
KenyaKenya
What nation is this?
SudanSudan
What nation is this?
South AfricaSouth Africa
What nation is this?
GhanaGhana
What nation is this?
IndiaIndia
What nation is this?
PakistanPakistan
What nation is this?
BangladeshBangladesh
What nation is this?
AfghanistanAfghanistan
What nation is this?
IraqIraq
What nation is this?
IraqIraq
What nation is this?
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
IranIran
What nation is this?
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
AfghanistanAfghanistan
What nation is this?
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
“Never Doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed
individuals can change the world. It’s the only thing that ever has”
Margaret Mead
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