Use the map of African states independent by the end of 1960. Which option was still under British rule then?

Use the map of Portugal's mainland African colonies in 1974. Which shaded territory lay on the southwest coast?

On the map of former British West African colonies, which largest shaded country lies farthest east on the Gulf of Guinea?

Use the map of former French Sahel colonies. Which country lies between Mali and Chad?

Use the North Africa map. Which country is the large one between Morocco and Tunisia?

Use the map of former Belgian colonies. Which pair is shown as the two small shaded countries northeast of the large central colony?

Use the East Africa map. Which territory is marked with the 1961 independence year?

Use the southern Africa map. Which territory is marked 1990 after a UN-supervised transition from South African rule?

In March 1957, the Gold Coast became the first sub-Saharan African colony to gain independence from Britain. What name did it take?

After rejecting the proposed French Community in a 1958 referendum, which French West African colony proclaimed independence on October 2, 1958?

The Belgian Congo became independent on June 30, 1960. Which modern state traces its independence to that colony?

Which mainland territory became independent from Britain in 1961 and then joined Zanzibar in 1964 to form Tanzania?

After white-minority Rhodesia's unrecognized 1965 declaration and a negotiated settlement, which state became independent on April 18, 1980?

In the Gold Coast, which leader founded the Convention People's Party and led the colony to independence in 1957?

The first prime minister of independent Congo denounced colonial rule at the handover ceremony and was assassinated in January 1961. Who was he?

Which KANU leader became Kenya's prime minister in 1963 and then its first president when Kenya became a republic in 1964?

Which TANU leader became the first prime minister of independent Tanganyika and later promoted Ujamaa socialism in Tanzania?

After anti-apartheid negotiations and South Africa's first democratic election in 1994, which ANC leader became president?

France's nearby protectorates Morocco and Tunisia gained independence in 1956, but which territory fought a 1954-1962 war led largely by the FLN?

A guerrilla war by FRELIMO ended after Portugal's 1974 coup and the Lusaka Accord; independence followed in June 1975. Which colony took this path?

SWAPO fought South African rule while a UN plan supervised elections and independence in March 1990. Which territory followed this route?

Which comparison of independence routes is accurate?

At Addis Ababa in 1963, thirty-two independent African states created a body to coordinate unity and support remaining liberation struggles. What was it?

After Nigeria's 1960 independence, the Eastern Region tried to secede as Biafra, leading to a civil war from 1967 to 1970. What challenge did this reveal?

Many new states had formal sovereignty but economies still tied to exporting raw materials and relying on outside finance. What term did critics use for this?