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Page 1: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

Africa Test Review

Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

Page 2: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

African Plateau

• The Great African Plateau Covers Many Areas- Rain Forest- Savannas- Sahara

Page 3: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

Ghana

• There were a number of reasons for Ghana's decline. The King lost his trading monopoly. At the same time drought was beginning to have a long term effect on the land and its ability to sustain cattle and cultivation. But the Empire of Ghana was also under pressure from outside forces.

• No More Gold- Over farming ruined the farmland

Page 5: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

What is an Artisan?Why did they thrive in the Rain

Forest?

The rain forest kingdoms had great farming!So? How did this help Artisans thrive?

Page 6: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

African Religion

• How was it similar to Christianity, Judaism, and Islam?

• Monotheism • Some indigenous African religions worship

a single God

Page 7: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

Swahili?

• What was this new culture/language?

Swahili is a Bantu language that serves as a second language to various groups traditionally inhabiting parts of the East African coast. About 35% of the Swahili vocabulary derives from the Arabic language, gained through more than twelve centuries of contact with Arabic-speaking inhabitants

Page 8: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

Who was Ibn Batutta?

                                                                                                                           

Ibn Batutta and Marco Polo's travels

Ibn Battuta: Travels in Asia and Africa 1325-1354

Page 9: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

Education in Early Africa?

• How were children taught?– By family– Oral traditions- Griots– African Proverbs– http://anansi-web.com/anansi.html

Page 10: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

Portuguese in Africa

• 1444 Portugal Sailors unloaded 235 enslaved Africans

• Many Portuguese traders hoped to trade for the gold that attracted them there, but now they sold humans instead.

• Many slaves were used for the difficult job of harvesting sugarcane

Page 11: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

Culture Spread

• African Diaspora- the spreading of African people and culture around the world

• Story Telling- telling of how small animals would outsmart larger ones

• Music was a very important part of life. – Express religious feelings – Get through a tough task

(like planting a field)– Connected them to their

homeland

Page 12: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

Swahili

• Trade– Stretched to India– Include the City of

Mogadishu– Stretched north to

Makkah– Check the map to

the right- located eastern coast and Madagascar

Page 13: Africa Test Review Take notes on information you are missing from your Cornell Notes!

What were the differences between Rain Forest Kingdoms and Savanna Kingdoms?

• List facts about Rain Forest Kingdoms from page 212

• List fact about Savanna Kingdoms (page 210-211)– Mali– Ghana– Songhai