On a slave ship, enslaved people were

transported in the dark, crowded spaces of the ship's cargo deck.

From which part of Africa were the most enslaved people taken?

the west coast and the interior

Spent almost 40 years battling Portuguese slave traders.

Led the fight against the Muslim invasion of her kingdom.

Ruled lands in what is now Angola and Congo.

families made up of several generations

How did exploration change the African slave trade?

As more colonies were set up, more people were enslaved.

stories passed down by word of mouth

Why did Africans use dance to celebrate important events?

They believed dancing allowed the spirits to express themselves.

How were Bantu families organized?

as extnded families with many gererations in one home

To what parts of the Americas were enslaved people taken?

the east coast of North and South America, West Indies

What was the African Diaspora?

spread of African peoples and culture

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3.3 African Society and Culture

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On a slave ship, enslaved people were
transported in well lit spaces of the ship's living quarters.
transported with care and loving slave traders.
transported in the dark, crowded spaces of the ship's cargo deck.
allowed to choose where they stayed on the ship.
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From which part of Africa were the most enslaved people taken?
the east coast and the interior
the west coast and the interior
the southern coast and the interior
the north coast and the interior
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Nzinga
Spent almost 55 years battling Portuguese slave traders.
Spent almost 25 years battling Portuguese slave traders.
Spent almost 40 years battling Portuguese slave traders.
Spent almost 30 years battling Portuguese slave traders.
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Dahia al-Kahina
Led the fight against Hindu invasion of her kingdom.
Led the fight against Christianity invasion of her kingdom.
Led the fight against the Muslim invasion of her kingdom.
Invented many African cultural foods which Africans eat today.
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released
set free
uh oh!
in time out
held captive
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Nzinga
Ruled lands in what is now Egypt and Sudan
Ruled lands in what is now Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Ruled lands in what is now Kenya and Tanzania.
Ruled lands in what is now Angola and Congo.
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extended family
siblings that are very short
families made up of very few generations
families made up of several generations
siblings that are very tall
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Queen Dahia al-Kahina fights Muslims in
A.D. 700
A.D. 500
A.D. 1000
A.D. 650
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How did exploration change the African slave trade?
As more colonies were set up, less people were enslaved.
Not much change.
Africans started their own exploration company.
As more colonies were set up, more people were enslaved.
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matrilineal
parallel lines
descendants from the mother
descendants from the father
lines that cross each other
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oral history
stories passed down by email
stories passed down by word of mouth
stories passed down in literature
a type of toothpaste used in African cultures
12
Queen Nzinga fights Portuguese
A.D. 1623
A.D. 1620
A.D. 1645
A.D. 1630
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What is the earliest form of African art?
cave paintings
architecture
clothing
pottery
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What were traditional African stories often about?
lessons about politics
lessons about hunting
lessons about cooking
lessons about life
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bond
seperate
connection
tear apart
break
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First enslaved Africans arrive in Europe
A.D. 1450
A.D. 1441
A.D. 1430
A.D. 1500
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Why did Africans use dance to celebrate important events?
They believed dancing allowed the spirits to express themselves.
The spirits told them to dance.
They enjoyed the exercise.
To please the spirits.
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How were Bantu families organized?
alphabetical
as extnded families with many gererations in one home
as extended families with very few generations in one home
tallest to shortest
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To what parts of the Americas were enslaved people taken?
the west coast of the North and South America
the east coast of North and South America
West Indies
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What was the African Diaspora?
a popular African ceremony done on New Years day
spread of African peoples and culture
spread of an African flu
the acceptance of European culture into Africa

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