Nationalism in Africa Crossword

4. A major result of European partitioning in African nations.
6. The European power that ruled over both Kenya and Nigeria.
12. This frequently occurred between groups that did not share the same religion or language.
16. A deep love for one's country that fueled independence movements.
18. The British wanted to avoid a repeat of this when dealing with Nigeria.
20. This West African nation’s movement was less violent than Kenya’s.
23. Pan-African leaders called on those with African _______ to identify with a single homeland.
24. The reading describes independence as an example of conflict leading to ______.
25. Name of a country other than Kenya and Nigeria where nationalism movements occurred.

1. Europeans ignored these existing borders when dividing the continent.
2. This nation achieved independence from Britain in 1963.
3. The violent uprising in Kenya that lasted for many years.
5. Continent where these independence movements occurred.
7. The Pan-African movement and nationalism led to this in both Kenya and Nigeria.
8. The European act of dividing up African land in the late 1800s.
9. What the people of Africa faced lots of before they finally saw change.
10. What Africans chose to do despite differences in language and culture to fight for freedom.
11. This characterized Kenya’s struggle for independence but was avoided in Nigeria.
13. What the Nigerian youth movement provided to help create new leaders.
14. The concept of a single African ______ was a core idea of Pan-Africanism.
15. Many Africans wanted independence from these European authorities.
17. Pan-Africanism encouraged people to _______ with a single homeland.
19. The type of leaders in Europe and the U.S. who headed the Pan-African Movement.
21. These were often divided or combined by European rulers, causing tension.
22. A Pan-African supporter who became Kenya’s first president.