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Yes, Africa is a continent, normally referred to as "the African continent"
Geographers sometimes call Africa (the worlds second largest continent) as the " plateau continent."
The continent that scientists call the origin of mankind is Africa. This is as a result of finding some of the oldest human fossils in Africa.
Because of the black diamonds found there
in what we call now New York State
Yes they are the same thing. Europeans call them boots and Americans call them cleats.
The Romans didn't have a name for the continent of Africa, as we do, but one of the provinces of the empire was named Africa. The other provinces in the northern part of what we call Africa were, Egypt (Aegyptus) Cyrenaica, Numidia and Mauritania.
There could be many answers for that. You could call them African. Africa is a continent with over 50 countries, so if you know the country in Africa that they are from, you could call them by that name. You could also use their actual name. It really depends on how much information you have on the person.
Football, which is equivalent to what North Americans call "soccer."
Europeans came from the continent of Europe, which includes countries like England, France and Spain which were the three main countries to colonize the Americas. The American Indians were from America originally, which is why we now call them Native Americans, as they are the natives of america, I.E. they've always lived there.
This would be called the New Age of Imperialism.
Moose are the largest member of the deer family!