LionsAnimalslikely to befound in theAfricanSavannahSubsistenceFarmingWhen afarmerproduces onlyenough tofeed his familyChimpanzeesand lemursAn animalfound inthe AfricanRainforestEthiopiaWhat countrywas nevercolonized inSub-SaharanAfrica?The end ofimperialismin AfricaWhat historicalevent does thedifference ofthese twomaps show? HumidTropicalBased on thismap whichbiome islocated mostlyalong theequator?GreatRiftValleyCrack createdin the Earthcaused bytectonic platespulling apartHabitatdestruction,climate change,urbanization, &illegal wildlifetradeWhat are majorthreats to Sub-SaharanAfrica’s wildlife?Sub-SaharanAfricaThe sectionof Africasouth of theSaharaDesertTanzania#4 onthemapCreating jobsfor the localpeople andby promotingtourismConservationeffects thelocaleconomy by..KenteClothAn item madein the Ashanticulture to useduring specialevents and ineveryday lifeMisuse ofpublic fundsbygovernmentofficialsAn exampleof corruptioningovernmentis …Madagascar#3 onthemapAngolia#5 onthemapImperialismAn attempt toexpand acountries land bytaking over aforeign place inhopes of creatingan empireNigeria#1 onthemapDesertWhich biomewould feature ahot aridlandscape, littleannual rainfall,and scare wildlife?Independencemovementsand strugglesof colonialpowers afterWWIIWhat causedimperialismandcolonialism toend in Africa?SavannahWhichclimateregion doesthe imageshow?Scramblefor AfricaA time in historywhen manyEuropean powerswanted to takepart of Africa’s forthemselves wascalled the …FamineExtremescarcity of foodleading towidespreadhunger is calledApartheidA governmentsystem in SouthAfrica that wasbased on racialsegregation wascalled the EuropeanImperialismandColonialismin AfricaMany Africancountries haveEuropeanlanguages as theirofficial languagesdue to pastLionsAnimalslikely to befound in theAfricanSavannahSubsistenceFarmingWhen afarmerproduces onlyenough tofeed his familyChimpanzeesand lemursAn animalfound inthe AfricanRainforestEthiopiaWhat countrywas nevercolonized inSub-SaharanAfrica?The end ofimperialismin AfricaWhat historicalevent does thedifference ofthese twomaps show? HumidTropicalBased on thismap whichbiome islocated mostlyalong theequator?GreatRiftValleyCrack createdin the Earthcaused bytectonic platespulling apartHabitatdestruction,climate change,urbanization, &illegal wildlifetradeWhat are majorthreats to Sub-SaharanAfrica’s wildlife?Sub-SaharanAfricaThe sectionof Africasouth of theSaharaDesertTanzania#4 onthemapCreating jobsfor the localpeople andby promotingtourismConservationeffects thelocaleconomy by..KenteClothAn item madein the Ashanticulture to useduring specialevents and ineveryday lifeMisuse ofpublic fundsbygovernmentofficialsAn exampleof corruptioningovernmentis …Madagascar#3 onthemapAngolia#5 onthemapImperialismAn attempt toexpand acountries land bytaking over aforeign place inhopes of creatingan empireNigeria#1 onthemapDesertWhich biomewould feature ahot aridlandscape, littleannual rainfall,and scare wildlife?Independencemovementsand strugglesof colonialpowers afterWWIIWhat causedimperialismandcolonialism toend in Africa?SavannahWhichclimateregion doesthe imageshow?Scramblefor AfricaA time in historywhen manyEuropean powerswanted to takepart of Africa’s forthemselves wascalled the …FamineExtremescarcity of foodleading towidespreadhunger is calledApartheidA governmentsystem in SouthAfrica that wasbased on racialsegregation wascalled the EuropeanImperialismandColonialismin AfricaMany Africancountries haveEuropeanlanguages as theirofficial languagesdue to past

Sub-Saharan Africa Review Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. G-Animals likely to be found in the African Savannah
    G-Lions
  2. N-When a farmer produces only enough to feed his family
    N-Subsistence Farming
  3. G-An animal found in the African Rainforest
    G-Chimpanzees and lemurs
  4. G-What country was never colonized in Sub-Saharan Africa?
    G-Ethiopia
  5. O-What historical event does the difference of these two maps show?
    O-The end of imperialism in Africa
  6. B-Based on this map which biome is located mostly along the equator?
    B-Humid Tropical
  7. G-Crack created in the Earth caused by tectonic plates pulling apart
    G-Great Rift Valley
  8. N-What are major threats to Sub-Saharan Africa’s wildlife?
    N-Habitat destruction, climate change, urbanization, & illegal wildlife trade
  9. B-The section of Africa south of the Sahara Desert
    B-Sub-Saharan Africa
  10. N-#4 on the map
    N-Tanzania
  11. N-Conservation effects the local economy by..
    N-Creating jobs for the local people and by promoting tourism
  12. O-An item made in the Ashanti culture to use during special events and in everyday life
    O-Kente Cloth
  13. I-An example of corruption in government is …
    I-Misuse of public funds by government officials
  14. B-#3 on the map
    B-Madagascar
  15. I-#5 on the map
    I-Angolia
  16. O-An attempt to expand a countries land by taking over a foreign place in hopes of creating an empire
    O-Imperialism
  17. B-#1 on the map
    B-Nigeria
  18. O-Which biome would feature a hot arid landscape, little annual rainfall, and scare wildlife?
    O-Desert
  19. I-What caused imperialism and colonialism to end in Africa?
    I-Independence movements and struggles of colonial powers after WWII
  20. G-Which climate region does the image show?
    G-Savannah
  21. I-A time in history when many European powers wanted to take part of Africa’s for themselves was called the …
    I-Scramble for Africa
  22. O-Extreme scarcity of food leading to widespread hunger is called
    O-Famine
  23. I-A government system in South Africa that was based on racial segregation was called the
    I-Apartheid
  24. B-Many African countries have European languages as their official languages due to past
    B-European Imperialism and Colonialism in Africa