What Was the Most Common Primary Form of Resistance by the African

question 5

Multiple Choice

What was the most common primary form of resistance by the African peoples to European takeovers?

• A) The Africans gathered as many people as possible to fight.
• B) They focused on traditional African beliefs to maintain up their cultures.
• C) They usually had spontaneous attacks in response to a particular European action.
• D) They united several different ethnic groups coming together to fight the Europeans.
• E) The Africans tried to play the various European countries against each other.

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Definitions:

Unilineal Descent Group

A kinship group in which membership is inherited through either the maternal or paternal line only.

Original Lineage

The initial or ancestral line of descent or development, often referring to the earliest known ancestors in a family or species' evolutionary history.

Fusion

The process of combining two or more distinct entities into a single new one, often referring to the merging of nuclear nuclei to form a new nucleus, releasing a large amount of energy.

Kin

Family members or relatives, often connected by blood, marriage, or adoption.