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In 1009 ——- converted to Islam and established the Dia dynasty?
Md
Djenné
GAO
Kossi
2
Below was the royal palace surrounded by a wall. What did the kings wealth come from?
Ownership of cattle
Heavy taxes on gold transported towards the coast
Ownership of gold
3
Mt was an able administrator dividing provinces each with governors. Why did the cheif cities prosper
From the Gold and iron trade
From the salt and iron trade
From the salt and iron trade
None of the above
4
In the 1400s civil war caused small areas of the empire to break away. Which of these kingdoms took advantage.
Songhai
Djibouti
Ghana
Mali
5
In 8th cent. Muslims from from Arabian peninsula settled in these port cities. What resulted from this?
A string of beautiful architectural sites that was Muslim influenced
String of trading ports: mogadishu kilwa, mombasa
String of trading sites for merchants that were only for metal goods
6
How did people live in ancient Ghana?
In one big city ruled by a large government
Lived as independent farmers under one government
Lived as traders under the authority of a local ruler
People were farmers who lived in villages that made up the kingdom
7
Sometime after 1000ad, what city did Bantu descendants establish.
Great
Great Zambia
Great Zimbabwea
Great ethiopia
8
9th century, muslim merchants controlled Ghanaian trade. What advantage did these merchants have over Ghanaian traders?
Stronger brute force in battle
Access to a vast trade network of the Islamic empire
Access to a vast trade network of the North African states
Wider land area
9
Swahili arose because of trade between Arabs and Bantus. Why was it necessary?
Enabled cultural exchange between two communities
Enabled the Arabs and Bantus to trade with a common language
10
Ghana also had an abundant supply of ——?
Horses
Salt
Gold
Cattle
11
Bantu people took part in trade along east coast. What happened following the rise of Islam?
Regional Trade increased and the eastern coast became part of a network
Alliances formed along the Indian Ocean
Trade grew and developed for the Muslim states surrounding India
12
In the 14th cent. Two monumental cities were built in kilwa?
Great monumental palace for monarchs of kilwa
Great mosque of kilwa
Al arkab urtik palace
Husuni kubwa palace
13
The strong kings of Ghana ruled by applying mandatory written laws
True
False
14
Husuni kubwa palace had more than 100 rooms. Arab traveler IBN BATtuta visited the three cities traveling —— miles?
750000
7000
7,000,000
75000
15
Why did it prosper?
Gold trade from Swahili communities on east coast
Efficient gold trade routes in Southern Africa
16
Muhammad ture overthrew the son of Ali in 1493 creating the ——-dynasty
Askia (unsurper)dynasty
Dia (unsurper)dynasty
17
The great enclosure dominated the site as an oval surrounded by a massive wall. What did the smaller enclosures contain?
Round houses built from mud like cement on stone foundations
Large stone monuments depicting mythical characters
18
What did Ghanaians trade and export their gold for?
Salt
Slaves
Products from North Africa
Land
19
Ruins of Great Zimbabwe(capital) illustrate power. Zimbabwe’s gold ended up in the court of
Court of Kublai khan
Descendent of Genghis khan, Hondis Khan
20
How many camels could be loaded with goods and supplies for a caravan trek.
1000
100
50
10
21
They used substinence farming. What?
Growing crops only for personal use
Growing crops for sale only
22
Women’s role?
Picked berries
Tilled fields
Cared for children
Washed clothes
23
Why did it decline
Someone sacked and destroyed its major buildings
Spanish sacked and destroyed its major buildings
Portuguese sacked and destroyed its major buildings
French sacked and destroyed its major buildings
24
What was the peoples lifestyle
Hunting, gathering
All of the above
Raising livestock
Trading
25
what reason/s was/were salt (highly desired item) used for?
Only for replacing what peoples bodies lost in the hot climate
Only for Preserving food
Improving foods taste
All of the above are applicable
26
What did Ali control
Military and economy
Government and economy
Economy and agriculture
Military and government
27
Ali united rural and city dwellers under a single government. When did Songhai reach its peak power?
Mds reign
Muhamad tures reign
Ali’s reign
Muhammad’s reign
28
What else did Sundiata do?
Created the caliphate and expanded Muslim influence
Conquered and created a fortified military nation
United the people of Ghana and strengthened the existing government.
United the people of Mali and created a strong government
29
The city was abandoned in the 15th cent. Why?
Natural disasters
Overgrazing land
30
Muslim merchants brought ——?
Metal goods, spices, paper, and fabrics
Metal goods, textiles, horses, and salt
31
Trading merchants became wealthy. Why did kings become wealthy?
By taxing civilians
Imposed taxes on materials that entered or left the kingdom
Imposed taxes on goods that entered or left the kingdom
Imposed taxes on goods that only entered the kingdom
32
Which two of Ali’s conquests have Songhai control of the trading empire?
Timbuktu
Ghana
Djenne
Mali
33
Prospered from the gold and salt trade. Under Askia —— Songhai became the largest empire in African history
Abdullah
Altos
Ali
Daud
34
His pilgrimage left what image?
Great ruler with a powerful prosperous kingdom
Unsuccessful ruler who decreased the value of gold
35
Which was the first great trading state in west Africa (AD 500)?
Ghana
Somalia
Niger
Djibouti
36
Grasslands south of Zambezi river, farming, cattle herding, and trade economy formed. From 1300-1450————was most wealthy
Zimbabwe
Tanzania
37
Merchants here grew wealthy. One of the most magnificent cities was?
Mogadishu
Mombasa
Kilwa
Tanzania
38
Manas musa, one of the most powerful kings(ruled 1312-1337), doubled Malis size. How did he affect the government?
Focused on strengthening the central government without any governors
Focused on dividing Mali into states and the civilians appointed governors
Strengthened the central government. appointee governers for other states.
Focused on dividing Mali into provinces ruled by appointed governors
39
As time passed, a mixed African Arabian culture ———— began to emerge throughout the coastal area.
Urdu
Swahili
I
Hindi
40
Muslim trade routes linked Arabia, north and west Africa. What was the chief trade center in the midst of prosperity?
Eritrea
Djenne
Gao
41
Southern half of Africa formed slower.untill 11th cent. People lived in stateless societies. What’s that?
Group of ind. villages organized by clans ruled by a single leader
Group of ind. villages ruled by a clan head organized by clans
A single independent village organized by clans ruled by a local clan head
Group of indepen. Villages organized by clans ruled by local chieftain
42
Why were Ghanaian blacksmiths valued?
Their ability to extract iron
Their ability to make wooden furniture
Their ability to make jewelry from gold and iron
Turning ore into tools and weapons
43
Civil war broke out after dauds reign. Forces of ———- attacked Songhai leading to its collapse in 1600
Local tribes
Sultan of Persia
Sultan of Morocco
Sultan of Saudi
44
By the 8th and 9th century, who took over much of the trade.
European merchants
Nigerian merchants
Nomadic merchants
Muslim merchants
45
Berbers (fleets of the desert) carried trade in the desert. Why were camels cruicial in trans-Saharan trade?
Adapted to desert conditions
Could drink large quantities of water at once
They were the only animals which could memorize routes
They were the only desert animals in that region
46
Timbuktu became one of the intellectual capitals of Muslim world. Why did the malian monarchy weaken?
Natural disasters gradually weakened power
Mansa’s successors spent wastefully and gradually weakens power
Natural disasters in a sequence quickly weakened power
Mansas succesors lost battles and gradually weakened power
47
The first Songhai states benefited from —-?
Access to fertile soil
Onions
Muslim trade routes
Advantageous climate
48
Mali extended from the Atlantic coast inland to trading city Timbuktu. What did Mali build its wealth and power on?
Iron trade
The trade of goods and cattle
Gold trade
Salt trade
49
The heartland was located in a rich gold producing area. What was the effect of the gold.
Made Ghana a target of attacks
Made Ghana a site for travelers
Made it an enormous trading empire
Made Ghana a strong military nation
50
What purpose did the rulers serve?
Population control
All of the above
None of the above
Battle
51
MT expanded the empire thousands of miles along Niger River. How did he maintain peace and security in his kingdom?
A fleet of ships
An army
A navy
Soldiers on horseback
52
Mogadishu located just north of the equator was established in the — century?
10th
12th
13th
11th
53
Ghana converted to Islam in late 11th cent. When was it absorbed into Mali?
1210
1240
1220
1230
54
Enjoyed hundreds of years of prosperity declining in 16th cent. When did Mombasa(coast of Kenya) arise?
12
11
14
13th
55
When Mansa Musa made pilgrimage with thousands of servants carrying goods including gold. What effect did the gold have?
Decreased its value
Increased its value
56
Where was Ghana located?
Located along the east coast shore which expanded trade opportunities
Located in central Africas grasslands
Region in between the Sahara and the west coast’s tropical forests
in the upper Niger River valley (grasslands)
57
Songhai annexed large portions of Mali. In which year did Songhai replace Mali as the great power?
1450
1470
1540
1500
58
He even reached china and all Muslim countries. Called Kilwa beautiful and well constructed. Declined in ——?
1302
1248
1505
1345
59
Ghana was threatened politically. Why?
They were constantly raided and attacked by nomadic tribes which weakened
Powerful Muslim states including Saudi went to war with Ghana often
Powerful Muslim states like the Almoravid(Morocco)empire frequently raided
60
11th cent. Some of these independent villages consolidated making the first states. How were villages built?
Outside walls to protect wild animals from domestic animals at night
Inside walls to protect domestic animals from wild animals at night
61
Describe the kings of Ghana-
They had Vast wealth and were tyrannical rulers
They had Active roles in running the kingdom and had vast wealth
62
What were other Ghanaian exports to the Mediterranean and beyond?
Slaves, and live cattle
Ivory, hides, and slaves
Hides and iron
Clothes and fashionable materials
63
It was weakens by wars and collapsed in 1100s. What rose in its place
New trading states in east Africa
New farming states in east Africa
New trading states in west Africa
New farming states in west Africa
64
How did Muslim merchants trade?
They bought local goods using things from as far as southwest asia
Bought local goods using iron, copper or items. They then sold to berbers
They used things from Europe to buy goods from berbers and sold to locals
65
Which was the greatest of the trading states established in the mid 1200s by Sundiata Keita?
Ghana
Niger
Mali
Songhai
66
Which caravan description/s is correct?
The caravans were accompanied by guards and moved at a rate of 3mph
The caravans were strictly for trade of metal goods and had guards
The caravans were vulnerable and had 10-30 day periods until destination
The caravans were guarded and had 40-60 day travel periods
67
In east Africa trade based societies were born. South of Axum lived which people?
Mixed
Latino
Indian
Black
68
In the first millennium farmers speaking the Bantu family of languages moved to the east. How?
Slowly in small communities
Quickly in large communities
69
Iron and stone tools used to farm. Men hunted or traded what?
Salt
Copper
Iron ore
All of the above
70
Niger River’s floods provide rich soil for crops and cattle. Where on the rivers wide bend did Songhai establish?
North of the river bend
East of the river bend
West of the river bend
South of the river bend
71
Zimbabwe benefited from trade between coast and interior. Why are the massive walls of great Zimbabwe unusual?
Locals picked out chunks of marble which caused it to deteriorate
Locals stacked granite blocks without mortar
72
Most were farmers growing sorghum, millet, and rice. How was society organized.
Farmers lived in villages under one main ruler
Farmers lived in a city with an organized government including a head
Farmers lived in villages with local rulers
Farmers lived in a large city with a monarch
73
The Ghanaians lived off the land for centuries. What was the main reason their wealth prospered?
Abundant supply of iron ore
Access to salt
They had an abundant supply of gold
They had efficient and numerous trade routes
74
Who created the Sunni dynasty in 1464 and led Songhai’s expansion?
Sunni Ali
Sunni Mike
Sunni Tyson
Ali
75
The authority was a local ruler
True
False
76
The rulers served as religious, and administrative leaders. What else was the ruler responsible for?
Administering village laws
Keeping order in the village
Sending tax revenues from the village to the king
Sending tax revenues from the king to the civilians
77
Sundiata is considered the founder of his nation. In 1240 he captured the capital of ——-?
Niger
Mali
Ghana
Istanbul
78
What did the Bantus spread across Africa
Iron smelting techniques
Knowledge of high yield crops
79
Al Bakri, 11th century Muslim traveler said what about the kings court?
The king legislated laws in a simple hall
The king heard grievances against officials surrounded by luxurious gold
80
Inspired to make Timbuktu center of inflaming learning and culture. What did he do?
Built mosques and libraries
None
He only brought scholars to study the quran
All of the above