UGRC 220 Introduction to African Studies and Gender: past questions

What the questions cover

• Representing Africa5
• Affirmative Action4
• African Diaspora4
• Development4
• African Identity3
• Gender Equality3
• Pan-Africanism3
• Primary Sources3

Also: African Contributions · African Studies · African Studies Sources · Aspects of Culture · Coffee Origins · Colonial Partition · Cultural Diversity · Gender Equity · Gender Relations · Global Gender Responses · Hegemonic Masculinity · Masculinities · Pan-African Leaders · Patriarchy · Year of Return · Affirmative Action History · African Commodities · African Development Narratives · African Enterprise · African Geography · African Literature · African Science · African Studies Aims · African Studies Methodology · Ancient Written Sources · Archaeological Sources · Civil Society · Cocoa Origins · Cocoa Production · Colonial Holdings · Culture · Culture and Development · Culture and Economy · Definitions of Culture · Development as Freedom · Development Narratives · Gender Agency · Gender and Development · Gender and Resources · Gender and Sex · Gender Quotas · Gender Socialization · Gender Summary · Ghana Gender Law · Ghana Gender Policy · Individual Agency · Inheritance Law · Linguistic Evidence · New Media Sources · Oral Traditions · Pan-African Institutions · Pan-African Leadership · Pan-African Legacies · Political Geography · Positive Representation · Sex and Gender.

How to practise UGRC 220

1. Open commonyard.app and join — with Google, Apple or your phone number. It’s free.
2. Join a school yard: your school’s, if it has one, from MY YARDS. If there isn’t one, make one and pick School.
3. Open Practice: tap the PRACTICE card that appears as you scroll the Yard, or open your school yard and tap Practice.
4. Choose level 200, then UGRC 220 Introduction to African Studies and Gender, then the topic.
5. Choose timed or untimed, and how many questions — anything from 5 to 50.
6. Answer the questions, then see how you did.