1	"SUBSAHARAN AFRICA II" SUBSAHARAN AFRICA II (CHAPTER 6: 285-317)
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7	"Dominant state in region" Dominant state in region Capitalist approach to development Nairobi (2.8 million) Coffee, tea, tourism revenues Swahili is the lingua franca 1980s - world’s fastest growing populations AIDS
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11	"Delineated from Nigeria by physiographic..." Delineated from Nigeria by physiographic as well as cultural breaks The Adamawa Highland coincides with the border between British-influenced Nigeria and French- acculturated Cameroon.
12	"Dominated by Congo River and..." Dominated by Congo River and Basin Equatorial rainforest Impeded in transportation and communication French is predominant in most states except Sao Tome and Principe The most underdeveloped region in this realm Resources Copper (Democratic Republic of Congo) Timber, oil (Gabon, Cameroon) Gold, manganese and uranium
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14	"At independence," At independence, Nigeria was composed of three regions (based on regional tribal bases of the Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba, and Ibo).
15	NIGERIA In 1967 interregional rivalries led to civil war when the eastern region tried to succeed as Biafra. Regions were subdivided and rearranged to ensure a civil war did not occur again. Currently - a Federal State under a military government Capital city moved from Lagos to Abuja
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19	"SUBSAHARAN AFRICA II" SUBSAHARAN AFRICA II (CHAPTER 6: 285-317)