African Literature Flashcards

1
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“The Cradle of Humankind”

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Africa

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2
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Praise singers who perform with accompanying music to enhance narratives

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Griots

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3
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When did oral tradition flourish in multiple cultures across the continent?

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15th Century BCE

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4
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This narrative was an intense depiction of a slave’s suffering; intended for the British government

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The Interesting Narrative of the Life and Adventures of Olaudah Equiano or Gustavus Vassa, the African

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5
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Wrote “On Liberty and Slavery” and was a slave

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George Moses Horton

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This century was the rise of resistance movements, literary works that expressed the Africa’s deisre to be freed from oppression

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19th century

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7
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Year when the newspapers came to be a vehicle of expression for the audacious African writers

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1800s

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8
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The term used to refer to Africa because there have been many fossils and tools found there which indicate that early human life originated in the continent

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“The Cradle of Humankind”

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9
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True or False: Oral literature Documented the exploits of communities’ folk heroes, reminding the members of the community about their traditions, and entertaining the youth while also educating them

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True

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10
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It is the principle/ advocacy of the political union of all the indigenous inhabitants of Africa during Post-Independence

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Pan africanism

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11
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Praise singers I’m Africa who perform with accompanying music to enhance narratives

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Griots

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12
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How do Europeans described the African tradition when they arrived in their continen?

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Savage/ uncivilized

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13
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What part if African history is the time when Africa are still completely free from the influences of the colonizers

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Pre colonial

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14
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It is a literary criticism that attempts to show the relationship between literature and the social-mainky economic-conditions under which it was produced

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Marxism

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15
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Countries that are major players at the Berlin Conference

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France, Great Britain, Portugal, Germany

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16
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What sought to discuss the partitioning of Africa, establishing the rules to divide resources among the Western countries at the expense of the African people

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Berlin Conference

17
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The term used to refer to Africans, which has a perception of oneself that they no longer value their African ancestry and traditions

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Pseudo Africans

18
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Who is Equiano’s audience in his narrative to whom it is intended for?

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British government

19
Q

Who has a narrative titled “Chaka” that drew inspiration from local figures to express reactions against colonial expression

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Thomas Mafolo

20
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Equiano write his narrative in order to abolish what specific thing?

A

Atlantic slave trade

21
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An anti-colonial cultural a d political movement that was started by a group of Africans and Carribean students who wanted to recover the worth of the people of color and African literature

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Negritude Movement

22
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When did the oral tradition flourished in multiple cultures across the continent of Africa?

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15th century

23
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How many countries were involved in the Berlin Conference

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14

24
Q

This was used to convey the horrors of slavery

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Poetry

25
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This century was the rise of movements, literary works that expressed the African’s desire to be freed from the oppression came

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19th century

26
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Which country did the negritude movement started?

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Paris

27
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Who Spearheaded the movement?

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Africans and Caribbeans

28
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A transatlantic trading system that forcibly transported millions of Africans from their homelands in West and Central Africa to the Americas between the 16th and 19th century

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Atlantic Slave Trade

29
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A type of literary criticism based on the writings of German philosopher Karl Marx

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Marxism

30
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True or False: Marx said that for a change to happen, the lower classes should clash with the ruling class in revolution

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True

31
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What are the 3Gs?

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God, Gold, Glory

32
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Aimed to celebrate and affirm the cultural identity, heritage, and experiences of people of African descent

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Negritude Movement