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Håfa i alati siha para i nasionan na Lúanda?
Håfa i alati siha para i nasionan na Lúanda?
- Kapitalan i Angola (correct)
- Kapitalan i Kenya
- Kapitalan i Ghana
- Kapitalan i Burundi
Sa' håfa na násion ni i kapitalan Asmara?
Sa' håfa na násion ni i kapitalan Asmara?
- Sudan
- Libya
- Tanzania
- Eritrea (correct)
Håfa i kapitalan siha para i nasionan na 'Democratic Republic of Congo'?
Håfa i kapitalan siha para i nasionan na 'Democratic Republic of Congo'?
- Cairo
- Maputo
- Kinshasa (correct)
- Accra
Håfa i kapitalan para i nasionan na 'Nairobi'?
Håfa i kapitalan para i nasionan na 'Nairobi'?
Håfa i nasion ni i kapitalan Tripoli?
Håfa i nasion ni i kapitalan Tripoli?
Håfa i kapitalan para i nasionan na 'N'Djamena'?
Håfa i kapitalan para i nasionan na 'N'Djamena'?
Håfa na nasion i kapitalan na Rabat?
Håfa na nasion i kapitalan na Rabat?
Håfa i kapitalan para i nasionan na 'Maputo'?
Håfa i kapitalan para i nasionan na 'Maputo'?
Siña un fan ma-atribuit ha' i tinigu i dungku i ma'na i Nile gi Egypt?
Siña un fan ma-atribuit ha' i tinigu i dungku i ma'na i Nile gi Egypt?
Håfa i cinalang na ili gi Afrika na mas åttan na fánkolo?
Håfa i cinalang na ili gi Afrika na mas åttan na fánkolo?
Håfa i hinasson gi in Fisika i Afrika na ma'ase?
Håfa i hinasson gi in Fisika i Afrika na ma'ase?
Håfa i sinangan na dispensa i tanom i Nile gi Egypt?
Håfa i sinangan na dispensa i tanom i Nile gi Egypt?
Håfa i mas kinos na dánco gi Afrika na mas rachi na búnus?
Håfa i mas kinos na dánco gi Afrika na mas rachi na búnus?
Håfa i tinige na gunu gi Afrika na i nihi i bota?
Håfa i tinige na gunu gi Afrika na i nihi i bota?
Kåti ma'åñao i rift valley gi Afrika na siña esta?
Kåti ma'åñao i rift valley gi Afrika na siña esta?
Håfa i çubta i dato gi Afrika na siña este na manhiyong?
Håfa i çubta i dato gi Afrika na siña este na manhiyong?
Flashcards
Capital of Nigeria
Capital of Nigeria
Abuja is the capital city of Nigeria.
Gift of Nile
Gift of Nile
Egypt's survival & civilization were made possible by the Nile River's annual flooding, creating fertile land from silt deposits.
Sahara Desert
Sahara Desert
Largest desert in Africa.
Kalahari Desert
Kalahari Desert
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Plateau Continent
Plateau Continent
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Fold Mountains
Fold Mountains
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Mount Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro
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Rift Valley
Rift Valley
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Capital of Angola
Capital of Angola
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Capital of Cameroon
Capital of Cameroon
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Capital of DRC
Capital of DRC
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Capital of Chad
Capital of Chad
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Capital of Egypt
Capital of Egypt
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Capital of Eritrea
Capital of Eritrea
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Capital of Ethiopia
Capital of Ethiopia
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Study Notes
Countries and Capitals of Africa
- Algeria: Algiers
- Angola: Luanda
- Cameroon: Yaounde
- Democratic Republic of Congo: Kinshasa
- Chad: N'Djamena
- Egypt: Cairo
- Eritrea: Asmara
- Ethiopia: Addis Ababa
- Ghana: Accra
- Kenya: Nairobi
- Libya: Tripoli
- Madagascar: Antananarivo
- Mauritius: Port Louis
- Morocco: Rabat
- Mozambique: Maputo
- Namibia: Windhoek
- Nigeria: Abuja
- Senegal: Dakar
- Somalia: Mogadishu
- South Africa: Pretoria
- Sudan: Khartoum
- Tunisia: Tunis
- Uganda: Kampala
- Zambia: Lusaka
- Zimbabwe: Harare
Egypt as the "Gift of the Nile"
- Egypt owes its survival to the annual flooding of the Nile River.
- The flooding deposits fertile silt, creating rich land.
- This led to the development of Egyptian civilization.
Physical Features of Africa: Deserts
- Sahara Desert: The largest desert in the world.
- Oasis: Locations like Kufra and Siwa
- Plateaus: Tibesti and Ahaggar
- Namib Desert
- Kalahari Desert
Physical Features of Africa: Plateaus
- Africa is mostly a plateau continent.
- Plateau height is greater in the south and decreases toward the north.
Physical Features of Africa: Mountains
- Fold Mountains: Old (Cape Ranges), Young (Atlas Mountains)
- Block Mountains: Mount Rwenzori
- Ethiopian Highlands: Mostly volcanic
- Mount Kilimanjaro: Highest peak in Africa, a volcanic peak covered with ice and snow
- Other Mountains: Mount Kenya, Mount Elgon, Mount Cameroon
- Residual Mountains: Examples include Tibesti and Ahaggar plateaus
Physical Features of Africa: Rift Valley
- The Great Rift Valley runs from the Red Sea to the Zambezi River
- Lakes in the Rift Valley: Rukwa, Tanganyika, and Nyasa
Physical Features of Africa: Drainage
- One-third of Africa has no direct drainage to the sea.
- Rivers are often characterized by rapids, waterfalls, and deep gorges.
- River Nile: Originates in Lake Victoria, the longest river in the world, and meets the Mediterranean Sea in Egypt.
- Nile Delta: A fan-shaped deposit of silt and alluvium (250 km wide).
- River Zaire/Congo: Has many falls and rapids, making it unsuitable for navigation. Tributaries include Ubangi and Kasai.
- River Zambezi: Characterized by Victoria Falls.
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