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Trained individual in the art of oral history and storytelling.

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Griot

People 100 Answer

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The Great House

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Pharaoh

People 200 Answer

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People 300

A Berber (North African traveler) who travelled to Mali and as far away as China

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People 300 Answer

Ibn Battuta

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People 400

A Young Moroccan man who wrote about a visit to Timbuktu in 1510-1513

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People 400 Answer

Leo Africanus

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People 500

Power King of Mali who made a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca

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People 500 Answer

Mansa Musa

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People 600

Responsible for the early development of Mali

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People 600 Answer

Sundiata

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People 700

Man responsible for establishing Songhay; had the leading power of West Africa

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People 700 Answer

Sunni Ali

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People 800

Live in the Kalahari Desert of Botswana and practice a nomadic lifestyle

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People 800 Answer

Kalahari San

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People 900

Said to be the founder of Kush

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People Answer

Alara

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Places 100

Island town that became the most important Swahili trading center

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Places 100 Answer

Kilwa

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Places 200

Kingdom in South Eastern Africa that produced great stone buildings and a vigorous trade in the 14th century

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Places 200 Answer

Great Zimbabwe

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Places 300

Trade center located in the Mali and Songhai empires

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Places 300 Answer

Timbuktu

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Places 400

Gold, salt and slaves led to the prosperity of this Kingdom

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Places 400 Answer

Ghana

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Places 500

Predominantly a Mandingo state with the capital city of Kangaba

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Places 500 Answer

Mali

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Places 600

Trained elephants in warfare.

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Places 600 Answer

Kush

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Places 700

Was conquered by a Moroccan Army that used an early type of gun

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Places 700 Answer

Songhai

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Places 800

Known for its Bronze Artwork and the king was called the Oba

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Places 800 AnswerBenin

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Places 900

Trade center of Axum

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Places 900 Answer

Adulis

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Define 100

When the ruler is both the political and spiritual head of state.

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Define 100 Answer

Divine Kingship

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Study of Ancient Societies

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Define 200 Answer

Archaeology

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Define 300

When people settle in one place.

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Define 300 Answer

Sedentary

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A trade language & culture that was a mixture of Eastern Bantu & Arabic

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Define 400 Answer

Swahili

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Define 500

A blending of 2 religions or beliefs to form something new

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Define 500 Answer

Syncretism

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A process in which green land is converted into desert over a period of time.

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Define 600 Answer

Desertification

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Define 700

What is the ruler of Kongo called?

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Define 700 Answer

Manikongo

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Define 800

Rulers of Ancient Egypt

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Define 800 Answer

Pharaoh

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Define 900

What does Ghanas mean?

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Define 900 Answer

Warrior King

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Events 100

What did Lois & Mary Leaky discover at Olduvai Gorge?

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Events 100 Answer

Evidence of the 1st Humans originating in Africa.

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A large-scale migration due to the introduction of iron and population growth.

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Events 200 Answer

Bantu Expansion

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Events 300

The arrival of Black Death was one of the causes that led to the decline of this kingdom.

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Events 300 Answer

Mali

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Declined due to the rise & expanding religion Islam

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Events 400 Answer

Axum

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Events 500

State 3 ways that the presence of Islam affected Africans.

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Events 500 Answer1. Some rejected it2. Some blended it3. Some accepted it4. Reduced political status of women

5. Trade networks 6. Written records in

Arabic

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Events 600

How did trade negatively impact kingdoms? Give one answer.

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Events 600 Answer1. Uneven accumulation of

wealth2. Depletion of resources3. Loss of culture4. Invasion

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What was the result of the Arab merchants involvement in the trans- Saharan trade?

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Events 700 Answer

Written records in Arabic

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Events 800

The discovery of this allowed for the understanding of Egyptian hieroglyphs.

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Events 800 Answer

The Rosetta Stone

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Events 900

What is the Old Kingdom of Egypt referred to as?

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Events 900 Answer

Age of the Pyramids

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Geography 100

This is the only kingdom in South Eastern Africa…

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Geography 100 Answer

• Great Zimbabwe

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Geography 200

State the 3 lines of latitude that run through Africa.

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Geography 200 Answer

Tropic of Cancer

Equator

Tropic of Capricorn

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Geography 300

State the 2 major deserts of Africa

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Geography 300 Answer

Sahara Desert

Kalahari Desert

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Geography 400

State the 4 major bodies of water that surround Africa

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Geography 400 Answer

Atlantic Ocean

Indian Ocean

Red Sea

Mediterranean Sea

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Geography 500

State the 4 major rivers in Africa.

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Geography 500 Answer

The Nile

The Niger

The Congo

The Zambezi

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Geography 600

Name the 3 kingdoms located in North Eastern Africa

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Geography 600 Answer

Ancient Egypt

Kush

Axum

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Geography 700

Tropical woodland and grasslands

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Geography 700 Answer

Savanna

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Geography 800

Meroe was a trade center for this kingdom…

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Geography 800 Answer

Kush

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Geography 900

Name the world’s largest man-made lake.

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Geography 900 Answer

Lake Victoria