1. Why have ethnic rivalries and communal violence been endemic in decolonized African states? A) The level of civilization in Africa was more primitive.

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1. Why have ethnic rivalries and communal violence been endemic in decolonized African states? A) The level of civilization in Africa was more primitive at the time of colonization. B) Tribal life in Africa was traditionally more violent than other cultures. C) The introduction of slavery by whites in the 19th century brutalized African culture. D) Europeans hastily colonized Africa and established boundaries without reference to ethnic groups or cultural homogeneity. E) Africans received training and weapons from European colonists.

2. What were the homelands established by the government of South Africa? A) Areas reserved for the white minority B) Areas designated for the main ethno-linguistic groups of indigenous peoples within South Africa C) Areas outside of the boundaries of South Africa designated for emigration of indigenous peoples D) Areas of South Africa in which land redistribution among the Boer population has taken place E) Areas whose independence was guaranteed by the United Nations

3. What was the most formidable barrier to economic growth in post colonial Africa? A) Lack of capital B) Lack of technology C) Lack of educational institutions D) Rapid population growth E) European tariff barriers

4.Neocolonialism refers to A) Europes conquest of new colonies in Africa and Asia. B) Japans conquest of much of Asia during World War II. C) the continued relegation of the third world to economic dependency after decolonization. D) the creation of colonies by India and the more advanced nations of Africa in the last several decades. E) new world powers are taking over areas once ruled by Euro

5. What was Kwame Nkrumah’s response to the failure of his programs of social reform and economic uplift? A) He became increasingly indebted to the powers of Europe and the United States. B) He forcibly crushed all opposition parties and assumed dictatorial powers. C) He abandoned African culture and increasingly imposed mandatory Westernization. D) He resigned the prime ministry to his political opponents and established a guerilla movement in the rural countryside. E) He created a genuine connection between Ghanas past and present to inspire the people.

6. One of the most common elements of African and Asian governments since decolonization is A) the creation of liberal democracies. B) military takeovers. C) communism. D) effective industrialization. E) stable economic systems.

7. Which of the following countries has NOT experienced a military takeover of its government? A) Ghana B) Vietnam C) Nigeria D) India E) South Africa

8. From 1948, South African politics were dominated by A) the Nationalist Party. B) the black leadership of the Zulu nation. C) British administrators. D) a UN mandate government dominated by the U.S. E) the Afrikaners.