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CM Book Chapter 2-10.notebook Jan 8-9:07 AM 1

Chapter 2 Issue Cause Effect Jan 14-2:16 PM 2

Chapter 3 Jan 15-2:20 PM 3

Chapter 4 1. Muslim women don't have to wear the hijab in this culture. (Bantu) 2. They believe that plants and animals and trees have souls. (Ashanti) 3. They have a relatively high standard of living. (Swahili) 4. They follow two calendars. (Arab) 5. About 60 million modern-day Africans trace their language back to this ancient culture. (Bantu) 6. If you describe someone as a Christian, you are describing his: (religious group) 1. Which nation has the highest literacy rate? Kenya 2. Which nation has the lowest literacy rate? Somalia 3. Which nation probably has the lowest standard of living? Somalia 4. A low literacy rate means that many people in that country cannot read or write. 5. Why do you think children often drop out of school in Africa? to work and help the family survive Jan 21-2:22 PM 4

Chapter 5 Unitary System Confederation Federal system central government has all power France is an example loose alliance political units control their own law central government divides power United States is example Essential Skills (autocracy, oligarchy or democracy) D 1. "I am proud to serve as president of a country where everyone has equal rights." O 2. "My wealth and position will keep me in power in this society." A 3. "I will imprison anyone who criticizes my government. I am in total control." O 4. "There is no reason to explain our position to the people. We are in control here." D 5. "Where can I register to vote for the presidential election?" Quick Quiz C 1. autocracy A 2. oligarchy B 3. democracy a. control rests with a small group b. the people hold supreme power c. one leader exercises total control Think About It Parliamentary legislature controls power prime minister leader answers to the legislature elections held if leader forced to resign Presidential separation of powers president leader answers to the people checks and balances leader elected by the people Jan 13-2:56 PM 5

Chapter 6 Quick quiz T 1. Kenya is a constitutional republic. F 2. Kenyans do not have the right to vote T 3. Kenya has three branches of government T 4. South Africa is a parliamentary democracy T 5. South Africans have many personal freedoms guaranteed by their constitution. F 6. The South African president is elected directly by the people. Kenya South Africa Sudan Form of leadership president president dictator Is leader elected fairly? yes yes no Can citizens vote freely? yes yes no Personal freedoms guaranteed yes yes no Jan 28-10:08 AM 6

Chapter 7 Shrinking education budget Men have higher priority Civil war disrupted schooling AIDS orphans Girls work at home Lack of supplies and textbooks Christian schools closed Kenya Both Kenya & Sudan Sudan Quick Review 1. List four problems African farmers confront. (drought, AIDS has reduced workforce, soil infertility, erosion, locusts) 2. List two ways unstable government policies have worsened the food crisis in Africa. (civil wars have interrupted lives, corrupt governments have denied food shipments to needy people, government seizes land from farmers, government has little money to purchase food in a drought) Jan 28-10:56 AM 7

Chapter 8 Economy What to Produce How to Produce For Whom to Produce what people Traditional need to survive farming, hunting, make their own gathering products Whatever however class reward Command government government system waiting in decides decides line Market what people supply and want to buy and demand sell determined by how much a person wants to pay for it Enrichment 1. Which economic system do you think consumers like you would like the most? (Market) 2. Which economic system would be the worst for competition between producers? (Command) 3. A market economy has (private) ownership of property and resources. 4. Which economic system is found in simple agricultural societies? (traditional) 5. What is the most common economic system today? (mixed) 6. An example of a government owned resource is (postal system) Think About It T 1. South Africa has the strongest economy in Sub-Saharan Africa. T 2. Nigeria neglected agriculture while developing its oil industry. F 3. Blacks typically have higher incomes than whites in South Africa. F 4. Nigerian citizens are some of the wealthiest people in Africa. T 5. The international community did not agree with South Africa's treatment of blacks during the apartheid period. Jan 28-10:17 AM 8

Chapter 9 Quick Quiz 1. The UN has forbidden arms to be imported into Africa. This is an example of: (embargo) 2. If the European Union voted to lift the restriction on the amount of cocoa that can be imported from West African countries, that would be an example of: (quota) 3. In September 2008, the United States and Canada banned trade with Zimbabwe, protesting the illigal regime of its president. This is an example of: (embargo) 4. To give its farmers an advantage, Nigeria has placed a high tax on imported rice. This is an example of: (tariff) Jan 28-10:41 AM 9

Chapter 10 Special Economics Info 1. Which country has the higher GDP? (South Africa) 2. Which country has the larger investment in telecommunications? (South Africa) 3. Nigeria has a population roughly four times that of South Africa, yet it has far fewer television stations. What factors do you think influence the vast difference in the numbers of television stations? (People are poor and probably few of them own televisions. People are largely uneducated. Also, government controls 2 of 3 stations so they can control the programming.) 4. What are some things Nigeria can do to improve its capital and improve its economic growth? (Improve education, manage oil income better so that it goes for capital improvements and infrastructure improvements.) Quick Quiz T 1. The stable government of Botswana has used the income from diamonds to build its infrastructure. T 2. Money from diamonds has supported wars in Sierra Leone and the Democratic Republic of the Congo F 3. A country will always have a strong economy if it has one valuable natural resource. T 4. Gold is the basis of South Africa's strong economy. F 5. The gold mined in Mali has made it one of the richest countries in the world. Quick Quiz T 1. Namibia's economy is benefiting from renewed interest in uranium. T 2. The search for clean fuel has revived the uranium industry. T 3. Uranium by-products can pollute both land and water. F 4. Uranium is found in deep mines. T 5. South Africa mines uranium and uses it for its nuclear reators. T 6. New technology makes mining uranium safer. Jan 28-10:45 AM 10