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the majority of populations in southern africa base their civilizations around a substainable water sourse or shipping ports.

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unlike most of africa southern africa has substained an impresive cultural diversity and keep lots of traditions in their tribes and countries like farming and harvesting sugar cane.

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Common religions in south africa usually revolve around christianity because it was introduced by the Dutch. But there are a few main languages including Afrikaans, English, Ndebele, Northern Sotho, and Sotho.

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1. What are some of the countries found in southern africa?
2. How do the countries governments compare?
3.What are three historical events that occured in southern africa?

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from 1899-1902 Britain annexes Orange free state and south African Republic establishing hegemony over south africa.

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in 1913 the Native Land Act was established , this was the cornerstone of segregation and devided south africa into white and black areas.

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in 1960protests broke out because of the anti-apartheid and police killed 69 during this time as a resul ANC and Oan Africanist congress are banned.

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Zimbabwe's government is a presidential republic , this is where the citizens elect the president to become the head or the excecutive branch.

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The government of is a democratic republic with a semi-presidential system, this is where the power is shared between the president of the country and the prime minister.