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Abeka 7th Grade History, Section 19.4 Review

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What is the largest continent? The second largest?
Asia; Africa
In what African country was the gospel preached in the 1st century A.D.? Who brought the gospel to this country in the 4th century A.D.?
Ethiopia; Frementius
What are was one of the strongest centers of the early Christian church?
northern Africa
What discovery greatly increased the slave trade in Africa? Where were most of the slaves sold?
the discovery of the New World; Brazil, the West Indies, and Central America
Who was the most famous missionary in the 19th century? How many years did he spend in Africa? What three things did he believe Africa needed?
David Livingston; 30 years; Christianity, commerce, and civilization
What European countries established colonies in Africa? What two differing opinions did Europeans have about Africa?
Germany, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands, and Great Britain; some regarded Africa as a place to be exploited, and the African people as nothing more than a source of cheap labor. Others saw Africa as a country needing the light of the gospel and the civilizing influence of Western culture.
What two groups fought the Boer War? Where and when did it take place? What dominion was finally established in 1910?
the British and the Dutch; South Africa in 1899; Union of South Africa
Why was Britain interested in Egypt?
They were interested in the Suez Canal.
What changes came to Africa during the 19th century?
Bloody tribal wars ceased, slavery was abolished, the sanctity of life increased, evangelism grew, and with Christianity came written languages, education, books, and hospitals.
How have African Christians influenced Africa? Name one outstanding African Christian and describe his work.
They have translated the Bible into the languages of the African people, helped raise the literacy level, and educated many leaders of African nations; Samulel Adjai Crowther started the first mission in Niger to be completely staffed by nationals. He also established churches, elementary schools, high schools, and a college. He was the first black bishop of the Church of England.
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