Question 1
One of the most critical issues facing independent Africa was
a. that the continent had few, if any, significant economic resources.
b. the countries' boundaries had been artificially drawn by the colonial powers.
c. the continent lacked sufficient population in order to either produce or consume manufactured goods.
d. that the former colonial powers refused to offer any advice or assistance to the new states.
e. the danger of military invasion as a consequence of Cold War rivalries.
Question 2
Sitting Bull differed from most Lakotas in 1868 by
a. marrying a white woman.
b. converting to Christianity.
c. refusing to negotiate with whites.
d. refusing to move to a reservation.
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