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Africa Unit 6 APAH
Africa Unit 6 APAH
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What is the name of this piece?
Great Mosque at Cordoba
Hagia Sofia
Great Mosque at Timbuktu
Great Mosque of Djenne
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True or False: This figure is male, but female
byeri
s were sculpted as well.
False
True
3
What does the small mouth on the woman mean?
All of the above
a woman shouldn't put on makeup
women shouldn't share chisme
None of the above
4
When was this piece made?
1780-1760 BCE
1420 CE
1540-1550 CE
1760-1780 CE
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What is the following piece made of?
Coursed granite stones (without mortar)
Wood
Cast brass
Coursed granite stones (with mortar)
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Who does this mask represent?
The eldest daughter of the ruler of northwestern Africa
The founding mother and deity
The first wife of the Chokwe king
A mythological female war hero
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Why was this mask important?
It completed the look
It ensured a bountiful crop harvest during the spring
It aided the judge's decision making during important trials
It taught boys appropriate behavior & respect for women
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What is the woman doing in this piece?
attempting to kill her first born to maintain her status
massaging the king's neck to demonstrate women's role
taking part in coronation as a political advisor to the king
standing as a figure of support behind a sacrifice victim
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Because this stool is so sacred, which of the following has it never experienced?
Has never been sat on
Has never been exposed to direct sunlight
Has never been cleaned after use
Has never been placed on the ground
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Who was the Great Mosque of Djenne built by?
the second ruler of the Congo as a gift to his first born
The Quechuas
the first converted Muslim ruler in Djenné (Koi Konboro)
the Islamic goddess Nefertiti
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What was this piece made of?
Wood and metal
Wood, cloth and fiber
Wood, woven raffle, cloth and beads
Wood, fiber, pigment and metal
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To what culture did this piece belong to?
Inka
Edo
Shona
Mende
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What was the function of this piece?
A stylistic choice within a domestic setting
To bleed people out in order to sacrifice them to the gods
To provide the background music during ritualistic dances
Emphasize the power and dominance of the Bamileke king
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Where does this piece originate from?
Southeastern Zimbabwe
Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast)
The Democratic Republic of the Congo
West African Forests of Sierra Leone and Liberia
15
What culture did the following piece belong to?
Kuba
Baule
Igbo
Yoruba
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What does this piece's posture symbolize in its culture?
strength and importance
fear and uncertainty
submission and gentility
aggression and evil
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What is the function of the following piece?
Record & remember important times & events of Luba society
Decorate the entrance of the household of one of the elites
Protect the owner from malignant spirits roaming the desert
Provide the base of one of the games of African society
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What is this Ikenga lacking that most other Ikenga's would normally have?
A crown on top of its horns
A small chamber to store small possessions
Elaborately red and gold clothing adorning its body
A sword on its right hand
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True or False: Believed to contain 'sunum', which is the soul if the people
False
True
20
True or False: This piece doesn't use a hierarchical scale.
True
False
