1.) portions of northeast africa were historically invaded bu which two groups? a. romans and spanish b. romans and arabs c. arabs and french d. arabs and british 2.) this african country is known for its institutionalized practice of apartheid. a. south africa b. sudan c. nigeria d. rwanda 3.) the origin and wave of political independence that swept across africa first began in the. a. 1950s b. 1960s c. early 1960s d. 1970s

i.Portions of northeast Africa were historically invaded Romans and Arabs.

ii.The African country known for its institutionalized practice of apartheid was South Africa.

iii.The origin and wave of political independence that swept across Africa first began in the 1950’s.

Further Explanations:

i.The olden times of Africa is believed to have emerged with the advent of hominids, the archaic humans. The earliest recorded history of the Africa ascended in ancient Egypt and then stretched to Horns of Africa. Rome invaded Africa somewhat during 146 BC and established a small military base of local soldiers in Africa. Later during the 660’s BC Arabs invaded North Africa and destroyed the coastal city of Bugia.

ii.After the “National Party” gained its power in “South Africa” during 1948, all white administered government began enforcing prevailing policies of racial isolation. Under the system of legislature,it was called apartheid.

iii.Decolonization of Africa occurred some what during the 1950s to 1975, with abrupt and radical administrative changes in the mainland as colonial administrations established the transition to self-governing states. It was quite unorganized and spoiled with violence and dogmatic chaos.

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Grade: High School

Subject: Geography

Chapter: Africa

Keywords:

Africa, hominids, archaic humans, ancient Egypt, Horns of Africa, North Africa, Bugia,National Party, racial isolation, violence ,dogmatic chaos

answer: s     se x

explanation:

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