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The document provides an overview of the physical, cultural, economic, and geopolitical geography of Sub-Saharan Africa. It notes that Sub-Saharan Africa has the world's youngest population, with over 40% under 15 years old. While the region has high rainfall, drought is common and per capita food production is declining in most countries. The region's economies rely heavily on agriculture and resource extraction, but have struggled with poverty, debt, and inadequate infrastructure. Sub-Saharan Africa faces ongoing humanitarian and security challenges.
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East Africa is a land of high plains and plateaus with long, deep rift valleys running through it. The Great Rift Valley stretches from the Red Sea through Ethiopia and Tanzania. East Africa has many large volcanic mountains like Mount Kilimanjaro and plains home to national parks. The region features lakes like Lake Victoria and the Nile River. Climate varies from desert in the north to tropical in the south. East Africa has a diverse population and was influenced by European colonization in the 19th century. Many countries struggle with issues like poverty, conflict, and reliance on agriculture.
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Central Africa has diverse physical geography including the Congo Basin, Western Rift Valley, and several large lakes and rivers. It has a variety of climates and vegetation types ranging from tropical rainforests to savannas. The region has a long history and was colonized in the late 1800s, dividing ethnic groups and impacting development. Today Central African countries struggle with poverty, ethnic conflicts, unstable governments, and health issues like malaria and HIV/AIDS, despite having natural resources. Improving resource management, health, and economic development remains challenging.
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Africa is a large and diverse continent with many different landscapes and peoples. It has hot tropical rainforests along the equator, vast savannas with grasslands and scattered trees, and deserts with little rainfall. Africa is also very culturally diverse, with over 800 ethnic groups and a variety of traditional cultures, languages, and ways of life. However, Africa also faces many challenges, such as poverty, disease, and environmental problems, as its peoples strive to modernize while preserving their cultural heritage.
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2) Countries along the Atlantic coast - It briefly outlines Angola, Namibia and their economies which depend on oil/gas extraction and mining.
3) Inland southern African countries - It summarizes Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Botswana focusing on their geography, climate, and economies based around mining or subsistence agriculture.
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Africa relies heavily on exporting raw materials and cash crops for its economy as the majority of its workforce is in agriculture and it lacks secondary industries. While mining and drilling produce most of Africa's revenues, these industries only employ a small fraction of the population. Africa faces challenges to economic development such as a history of political instability, lack of infrastructure, prevalence of disease, and poverty perpetuating further issues.
Africa
Africa is the second largest continent, covering about 20% of the world's total land area. It has a population of over 849 million that is growing rapidly. However, only 60% of Africans have access to safe water, and the continent suffers from problems like civil wars, droughts, famines, and poverty. The continent contains several iconic geographic features, including the Sahara Desert, the Nile River, Lake Victoria, Victoria Falls, the Pyramids of Giza, Table Mountain in Cape Town, and Mount Kilimanjaro. Africa's economy depends heavily on exports of cash crops like coffee, peanuts, and palm oil, as well as minerals such as gold, platinum, and diamonds.
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The document discusses Africa's economic status and challenges. It notes that over half of Africans live below the poverty line and per capita GDP is lower than in 1974. Causes of underdevelopment include lack of infrastructure, communication difficulties due to language diversity, and debates around colonialism's economic impact with some arguing it slowed development. Dependency theory also asserts wealth in some nations relies on poverty in others like Africa.
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Africa is the second largest continent, with diverse geography, climate and people. It has experienced a long history including ancient civilizations, colonization by European powers and the growth of new nations. Today, Africa faces challenges such as poverty, corruption, disease and conflict, but also shows signs of economic development and cooperation through organizations like the African Union. Key facts are its location surrounding the equator, the Sahara and other deserts, diverse ethnic groups and languages, and important rivers like the Nile.
African Challenges
The UNEP identified many challenges facing Africa in 2002, including increasing water stress, scarcity, and land degradation across many countries. Poverty is also widespread, with over half of Sub-Saharan Africa living on less than $2 per day. The challenges of desertification, drought, and deforestation are exacerbating problems, while issues like HIV/AIDS present a severe health crisis across the continent.
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Chapter9
- 1. World Regional Geography Chapter 9: A Geographic Profile of Sub-Saharan Africa
- 6. Comparison of Area & Latitude: Sub-Saharan Africa vs. Conterminous U.S.
- 9. Homes Elevated to Minimize Risk of Flooding
- 13. Physical Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
- 15. Mount Kenya
- 16. Kariba Dam on the Zambezi River
- 18. Climates of Sub-Saharan Africa
- 19. Biomes of Sub-Saharan Africa
- 21. Land Use in Sub-Saharan Africa
- 22. Mother and Child in Zimbabwe
- 23. Zebu Cattle in Madagascar
- 25. Daggers as Dress Accessory in Yemen
- 28. Languages of Sub-Saharan Africa
- 30. Religions of Sub-Saharan Africa
- 32. Slave Export Trade Routes
- 34. Colonial Rule in 1914
- 36. Coffee as Kenya’s Cash Crop
- 39. Minerals, Oil Pipelines and Transportation Links
- 41. Ferries for River Crossings Without Bridges
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