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Nationalist Movements in Africa

Nationalist Movements in Africa. Target. Interpreting the Visual Record  Why did the French want to control this region of Africa? . A French colonist directs African workers on a rubber plantation in French Equatorial Africa in the 1940s. Target. Interpreting the Visual Record 

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Nationalist Movements in Africa

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  1. Nationalist Movements in Africa

  2. Target Interpreting the Visual Record  • Why did the French want to control this region of Africa? A French colonist directs African workers on a rubber plantation in French Equatorial Africa in the 1940s.

  3. Target Interpreting the Visual Record  • Why did the French want to control this region of Africa? • Answer: To control the region’s resources such as rubber. A French colonist directs African workers on a rubber plantation in French Equatorial Africa in the 1940s.

  4. Key Terms and PlacesNationalist Movementsin Africa • boycott (pp. 196 & 310) – Refuse to buy. • apartheid (pp. 196 & 278) – The South African government policy of separation of races, which began to disappear in the 1980’s. • Nelson Mandela (p. 196) – This man was imprisoned for 26 years. He was then freed from prison and elected the first black President of South Africa. • Wole Soyinka (p. 197) – This man was a Nigerian writer, poet, and playwright who won awards for his stories about African life, music, and art.

  5. Boycott

  6. Apartheid

  7. Nelson Mandela

  8. Wole Soyinka

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