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9/16/13 “African geography” Name 3 geographic (physical) features of Africa. Describe their location in Africa using directional terms (north, east, west, coast, inland, etc…) On desk: Physical map of Africa

Physical map of Africa

9/16/13 World History Agenda Discuss physical map questions (class discussion) Intro. to colonialism (class notes & picture analysis) HW: Finish colonialism picture analysis

How do you think Africa’s physical features might have affected the following in the 1600’s & 1700’s? Communication & trade within Africa Communication & trade between Africa and other countries Europeans’ abilities to explore and/or conquer Africa

Essential Questions – Quarter 1 9/16/13 Essential Questions – Quarter 1 How are the lasting effects of colonialism still impacting the world today? What is our responsibility to people living in conflict zones around the world?

Intro. To Colonialism When you think of the words “imperialism” and “colonialism” what types of things come to mind?

**These two terms are sometimes used interchangeably** 9/16/12 W.H. Class notes Imperialism: the seizure (taking over) of a country or territory by a stronger country Colonialism: control by one power over another area or people **These two terms are sometimes used interchangeably**

9/16/12 W.H. Class notes Political: having to do with the government and laws of a country; who is in charge; politics Economic: having to do with money; economics Social: having to do with people, customs, traditions, and culture

Social, Political, or Economic?

Exit Ticket What is your homework?