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Rivers of Sub-Saharan Africa

Some rivers of the world are often called inland waterways. This is because they are navigable. They allow people and boats to travel by water, even though they are inland. Inland waterways, like other bodies of water such as oceans and lakes, also provide food and other resources. In Africa, though, most of the rivers are not navigable. In other words, ships and boats cannot travel on them. This is because most of Africa’s rivers are interrupted by great waterfalls. These waterfalls make it impossible to travel on the rivers. However, a few important rivers are at least partly navigable.

The longest river in sub-Saharan Africa is the Congo River. It flows 2,700 miles, mostly through Democratic Republic of the Congo and Republic of the Congo. The Congo River is Africa’s most important transportation system and flows through the second-largest rainforest in the world, the Congo Rainforest. River people, such as the Wagenia, have built villages along the river and use the inland waterway for fishing. The Congo River is also used to transport natural resources, such as minerals and wood, by boat and for freshwater.

The Niger River is the second longest river in sub-Saharan Africa. The Niger River flows northeast through Mali, then curves around and flows southeast into Niger and Nigeria, emptying into the Gulf of Guinea. Most of the 2,590-mile-long Niger River is also navigable. For those living along the Niger River, the inland waterway provides a water source for irrigation, transportation, and to produce hydroelectricity.

The Zambezi River is the third longest river system in sub-Saharan Africa. Most of the Zambezi is navigable by shallow-draft steamers (boats that do not need very deep waters). The river flows through 6 countries in sub-Saharan Africa and provides a source of food and freshwater and helps create rich soil that is good for agricultural activities.

Question: To what extent does the geography of Sub-Saharan Africa affect where people settle in the region? Explain your answer.

Write an essay that:
has a thesis that makes an historical assertion and responds to the question
provides specific, accurate, and relevant evidence that supports the thesis
explains the reasoning behind the evidence chosen
ends with a summary sentence
(Please make it look like a 6th grader wrote it)

Which statements correctly describe La Salle and his explorations of America? Check all that apply.

A: La Salle was an explorer from Spain who came to Louisiana.
B: La Salle traveled to the Gulf of Mexico as part of his explorations.
C: La Salle claimed Louisiana and named it in honor of King Louis XIV.
D: La Salle discovered the mouth of the Missouri River during his travels.
E: La Salle reached North America in 1667 and the Great Lakes in 1669.
F: La Salle’s mission was to find a trade route between Canada and Asia.

When did Robert Hooke develop his microscopes?

who was the ruler of the area occupied by the Shia and Sunni Muslims ?

Since ya'll didn't gimme a good answer last time What were three ways the perspectives of the Native Americans and the European explorers different?

Which statement best describes the free people of color of the Louisiana Colony?

They had all the same rights as European settlers did at that time.
They were considered outsiders and had a lower social status than enslaved people.
They were more accepted than other African Americans in the South were.
They had some rights, but were not allowed to be slaveholders or own property.

One problem the British government faced after the French and Indian War was...

- riots in London
- meeting the demand for tea in the colonies
- how to keep colonists and American Indians from killing each other
- illegal settlement in Canada

With the exception of Maine and Nebraska, the winner of a state's popular vote earns all of the state's electoral votes.
- True
- False

Who held the most power in ancient Egypt? pharaohs priests scribes soldiers

What did the Proclamation of 1763 forbid?

- Colonial taxation
- Crossing west over the Appalachian Mountains
- Staying east of the Appalachian Mountains
- Large gatherings of colonists

Which statements accurately explain what happened after the war ended? Check all that apply.

The American Revolution ended in 1781 after eight years.
Spain took over the Florida Territory when the war ended.
The Treaty of Paris in 1783 was signed to formally end the war.
The United States took over Louisiana about two years after the war.
The United States took over Florida Territory decades later, in 1819.