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Who attended the Pan African Conference of 1900?
Africans and other people of the African diaspora.
Why did the idea of Pan-Africanism develop?
African Americans were becoming aware of a shared culture with Africans.
Why did the idea of pan-africanism develope?
African Americans were becoming aware of a shared culture with Africans.
What points could supporters of Pan-Africanism agree on?
Africans around the world shared a cultural background -Apex
Why did pan africanists create the exhibit of American Negros at the 1900 world fair?
To fight the racist idea that Africans were primitive
What events in Africa inspired Pan-Africanism?
what events in africa inspired pan -africanism
What events in African inspired pan-africanism?
what events in Africa inspired pan -africanism
What did Pan-Africans do to change opinions and to aid Africa?
nothing
What did pan-Africans do to change opinions and aid Africa?
nothing
What is 'Pan-African ism'?
It implies 'all' Africa and encourages the solidarity of all Africans world wide
What was one goal of Pan Africanists?
One goal of Pan-Africanists was self-government for Africans. For people of African descent around the world to help each other
What was something Pan-Africanists hoped to achieve?
gain self representation fight Imperialism
How did Pan-Africanism help bring about change in Africa?
Pan-Africanism helped to bring Africans together to fight for independence. It led to the establishment of African led governments and policies.
What are the two theories about why Neanderthals died out as a species?
small brain pan which caused ineffectual thought and action.A2. They didn't die out completely, as many of (non-Africans) have part of Neanderthal genes. Africans who never migrated from Africa do not have these genes.
The idea of unity of all Africans?
Pan-Africanism
Who went to the pan african conference of 1900?
Africans and people of the African diaspora
How were the lives of Black Africans changed by embracing pan-Africanism and nationalism?
By embracing pan-africanism and nationalism the lives of black africans changed through the adoption of white customs.
