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The ____________ people’s migrations helped spread culture across medieval Africa.
Ndongo
Portugese
Bantu
Yorba
2
Today, the most widely practiced religion in Africa is
Christianity.
traditional African religions.
Buddhism.
Islam.
3
The spread of African culture around the world by enslaved Africans.
African assimilation
African migration
African expansion
African Diaspora
4
Stories passed down by mouth from generation to generation.
very boring history
boring history
oral history
written history
5
Ghana grew powerful because of which of the following?
they flexed on their exes
it owned many gold mines
taxed trade and had a large army
was located on the Mediterranean Sea
6
Slavery actually started in Africa before Europeans arrived. Early slavery there was based on
difference social status.
difference in race.
difference in tribal heritage.
difference in religion.
7
West African empires utilized _____________ governments ruled by _____________.
city-states/emperors
tribal/chiefs
democracy/sultans
centralized/kings
8
Sundiata Keita was also known as . . .
a powerful soldier who served King Lalibela
the lion king
the drummer for Aerosmith
the prince who conquered Ghana
9
Traditional African religions . . .
believed in one supreme God.
did not give a moral code.
believed in many gods.
emphasized the worship of idols.
10
During the 1440s A.D., the European slave trade was started in Africa by . . .
France
Spain.
England.
Portugal.
11
What religion did King Ezana of Axum bring to Africa?
Judaism
Scientology
Islam
Christianity
12
What changed the nature of slavery in Africa?
the Emancipation Proclamation
the arrival of the Europeans
Bantu raids on neighboring villages
a severe drought
13
tracing descent through mothers
matrilineal
patrilineal
bilateral
14
We know much about Axum because of information written on steles, which were actually . . .
temples.
books.
walls (All Hail Emperor Qin!)
monuments.
15
What skills did the Bantu spread throughout Africa?
pottery making and mining
sock puppet making
weapon making and warfare
farming and irrigation
16
Storytellers that kept Africa’s traditions and culture alive for centuries.
What was I thinking?
griots
monks
shamans
17
This African region is home to some of the earliest human remains.
the Congo
Great Rift Valley
Sahara
Kalahari
18
African rain forest kingdoms were _______________ by the dense forest growth.
made defenseless
shut off & harmed
protected from invaders
enveloped and weakened
19
What is the earliest form of African art?
bronze statues
carved wooden face masks
macaroni artwork
cave paintings
20
Trading caravans crossing the Sahara desert brought back goods, but also brought this?
disease
Islam
Sunkists
the Arabic language
21
The leader of Mali who journeyed to Mecca and expanded Islam in his kingdom.
Mansa Musa
Mama said!
Ibn Battuta
Sunni Ali
22
These fishing groups migrated throughout Africa around 3000 B.C., spreading their culture.
Axum
Swahili
Songhai
Bantu
23
The capital of the Berber’s kingdom that served as a trade center and home to a university.
Timbuktu
Zanzibar
Abu Dhabi
where Garfield shipped Odie
24
Songs sungs by enslaved Africans came to . . .
were taken from European traditions.
have not survived.
connected them to their homeland.
developed into techno music.
25
From the 15
th
century till about 100 years ago, Europeans forcefully enslaved an estimated . .
12 million Africans.
100 million Africans.
6 million Africans.
30 million Africans.
26
The Swahili culture was . . .
on the West African coast.
unable to last to modern times.
influenced by Islam.
destroyed by European invaders.
27
East Africa's language and culture; also means "Coast Dwellers".
Igbo
Swahili
Nzinga
Bantu
28
The great trading center of Zimbabwe supplied _____________ to the East African coast.
gunpowder, spears, & bows
salt, gold, & tin
bananas, yams, & rice
gold, copper, & ivory
29
This religion spread from Arabia into Africa beginning in the A.D. 600s.
Judaism
Christianity
Daoism
Islam
30
How were children educated in the West African kingdoms?
boarding schools
oral histories and proverbs
universities
small neighborhood classes
31
What is Arizona Smith's real occupation?
driver of the white van (free wifi)
Minecraft player xXDungeonDweller247Xx
unwanted guest
overpaid actor
32
African scholar who traveled extensively through Africa, recording their histories.
Ibn Battuta
Mansa Musa
Lalibela
Sundiata Keita
33
Besides gold, what other valuable mineral was traded in the kingdoms of West Africa?
silver
salt
ivory
carbon
34
The ____________ language and culture still exists in East Africa today.
Swahili
Egyptian
Arabian
Igbo
35
What major crop did the Portugese produce using African slave labor?
rice
Skittles
cotton
sugarcane
36
What African civ. was wrongfully denied its rich African history due to racist historians?
Songhai
The Congo
Axum
Great Zimbabwe
37
Zagwe king that established many Christian churches carved out of stone.
Mansa Musa
Lalibela
Nzinga
Ibn Battuta
38
A city-state in Ethiopia that owed its power to its location on the Red Sea.
Mali
Great Zimbabwe
Songhai
Axum
39
Angolan Queen who spent 40 years fighting the Portugese slave traders.
Mansa Musa
Ibn Battuta
Lalibela
Nzinga
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He stormed into Timbuktu and drove out the Berbers to become the leader of Songhai.
Sunni Ali
Mansa Musa
Sundiata Keita
Ibn Battuta
41
Which West African kingdom controlled the largest area?
Songhai
Ghana
Axum
Mali