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BJU World Studies Chapter 3
BJU World Studies Chapter 3
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BJU Press World Studies 7th grade
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A narrow strip of land in Africa between the Sahara Desert and the rain forest
Sahel
Sahara
Swahili
savannah
2
The slave who introduced Coptic Christianity to the people
Sahel
Lalibela
Frumentius
Kikuyu
3
A unique four-legged animal designed especially for desert environment
cow
camel
fish
dog
4
Timbuktu developed along the
Swahili Coast
Niger River
Congo River
Nile River
5
Zimbabwe was...
None of the answers are correct.
a capital city built of stone.
a powerful guild of gold merchants.
the king of an empire.
6
A trade language build upon the Bantu language
Twi
Swahili
Hausa
Akan
7
A desert that covers most of Northern Africa
savannah
Sahara
Sahel
Swahili
8
The western African kingdom that converted to Islam
Ethiopia
Songhai
Mali
Ghana
9
The coastal kingdom of western Africa
Ethiopia
Ghana
Mali
Songhai
10
The most famous "mansa" ruler who made the pilgrimage to Mecca
Frumentius
Sundiata Keita
Mamluks
Musa
11
Ethiopia
the African kingdom of Timbuktu
the African kingdom of Ghana
the African kingdom of Zimbabwe
the African kingdom of Askum (named by the Greeks)
12
The flat, grasslands in Africa
Swahili
savannah
Sahel
Sahara
13
A clan is...
an individual
a group consisting of 2 or more families
the largest family group in Africa
a family
14
An African clan that did not believe in many gods, just one
Mali
Kikuyu
Lalibela
Frumentius
15
The belief that spirits live in rocks, trees, rivers, mountains, and air...
Islam
animism
Christianity
religion
16
A tribe is a...
the largest family group in Africa
an individual
a family
2 or more clans that share the same language, beliefs, or customs
17
The key port through which Zimbabwe's gold was transported north
Songhai
Musa
Swahili
Kilwa
18
A Coptic holy city in Ethiopia that contains churches carved in rock below ground
Frumentius
Lalibela
animism
Ethiopia
19
A western African kingdom that was toward the Niger River. It came to power after Mali. It collapsed in 1591.
Songhai
Ghana
Mali
Ethiopia
20
A name for Western Africa that derives from the gold trade that occurred at its coast
Kilwa
Timbuktu
Gold Coast
Zimbabwe
