Chapter 20: The Transition Zone

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Chapter 20: The Transition Zone Unit 6

Section 1: Physical Geography

Landforms South of the Sahara is considered a transition area between the ________ climate and __________ _________________- physical area in which land undergoes a radical change.

Landforms Not only is the transition zone a physical divider in Africa, it is also a cultural divider North Africa=________ South of Sahara=___________________________

Landforms Sahel Mainly flat with some plateaus _________________: 3,000 miles wide East of this area: the Horn of Africa ______________________________________ Good for herding livestock

Water Systems Due to the dryness of this area, __________ are common. Lake Chad Once the second=largest wetland in Africa 3 rivers feed into it: ______________________________ Today: due to droughts, much of the rivers and lake is drying up

Water Systems Lake Volta _________ ____________________________________________ Multiple countries share the river systems that lead into this lake Good for irrigation and fisheries Negative consequences??

Water Systems Niger River __________________________________________ Means of transportation _________-triangular-shaped section of land formed as waters of a river slow down and split into many channels as they deposit sand and silt

Water Systems _________________ ________________ Many people live along the banks Dams were built to help people better use the resources ________________ Feed into the Nile River of Egypt

Climate, Biomes, and Resources 2 hot seasons First: _________________ Second: ______________ Rainy season only impacts the southern part of the region _______________-hot, dry wind that blows from the NE or E in western part of Sahara

Section 2: Human Geography

History and Government ____________, Sahara was actually filled with water…not like the desert region it is today Many people settled here and thrived by domesticating plants and animals But when the climate shift happened, most people moved south to set up new homes

History and Government ____________ civilization ruled over much of the area from _____________ ________ civilization was growing in present-day Sudan Took over the Egyptian civilization from 2000 to 1500 BC Moved south and controlled that area until about 300 AD _______ was a trading empire in __________ and ruled from 100-700 AD Attacked Kush civilization

Empires of the Transition Zone Mali Empire ____________________________________________________________ Mansa Musa Muslim empire and helped spread the religion to territories it conquered Lasted until around _________, were taken over by the Moroccans

Colonization and Independence European countries take over…

Colonization and Independence Poor economies…why? Corrupt or poor governments…why?

Conflict Ethnic conflicts Sudan

Population Patterns Rapid population growth Where are people living? Cities? Rural areas?

Society and Culture Today Religion? Issues with education, health, and urbanization Poverty and sanitation

Family and Women Large families, families live close together Patriarchal Clans Shift towards nuclear family

Economic Activities Primary Primary/Secondary: __________________________________________________ Primary/Secondary: ________________________ Phosphates, iron, copper, tin, uranium

Section 3: People and Their Environment

Managing Resources and Human Impact Agriculture Desertification Water supplies

Addressing the Issues _________________________ Connecting with outside countries/UN to help fund and plan Local changes in farming techniques __________