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Lesson 7.2 Mali and Songhai in West Africa
Lesson 7.2 Mali and Songhai in West Africa
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This Quiz Review covers Lesson 7.2: Mali and Songhai.
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What is a legacy?
A person's future.
An influence from the past.
The written history of a people.
The trade that happens between kingdoms.
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Which of the following statements is true regarding the Kingdom of Mali of West Africa?
It controlled all of the trade routes in the Atlantic
It controlled Ghana's old trade routes across the Sahara
It conducted a great deal of trade with India and East Asia
It was the first African empire to trade with Europe
3
How did the trans-Saharan caravan trade change religion and culture in West Africa?
Traditional African religions remained intact.
It brought Buddhism all the way from China.
It brought Islamic beliefs, ethics, and laws.
It brought Christian beliefs, ethics, and laws.
4
What does commercial mean?
Sharing within a community.
Having to do with trade and business.
An advertisement on T.V.
A keeper of West African History.
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Labor specialization means...
different jobs for different people
special labor
more people working
many kinds of files
6
Who were the two leaders of Mali we learned about in class?
Sundiata and Mansa Musa
Sundiata and Ali
Mansa Musa and Ali
Mansa Musa and Askia Muhammad
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What is another word for commerce?
business
agriculture
rural
urban
8
Who kept the oral history, culture, and traditions of West African tribes and villages?
farmers
griots
kings
lawyers
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Who were the two leaders of Songhai we learned about in class?
Mansa Musa and Askia Muhammad
Mansa Musa and Ali
Sundiata and Ali
Ali Ber and Askia Muhammad
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What was the definition of a scholarship?
A teacher.
A student.
When you get to go play sports at a school.
Formal learning and study.
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Mansa Musa was important because...(Choose all that apply.)
He gave away tons of salt on his journey to Mecca
He brought back Islamic architects and scholars from Mecca
He spread Christianity throughout Mali
He put Mali on the map and brought worldwide attention to it.
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Why were the griots important in West African culture?
They helped people learn about their culture and past.
They helped the people look to the future.
They aided in trade between the states.
They became leaders of local religions.
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What formed the basis of society in Africa?
the land
the family
religion
individuals
14
What was one of the results of Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca in 1324?
Mali expanded its borders west to be nearer to Mecca
Mali began trading directly with the Middle East
Mali became an important destination for Muslim pilgrimages
Mali became more well-known internationally
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How did cities like Timbuktu and Jenne become centers of culture and learning in West Africa?
The Islamic religion.
The African empires defeated the Egyptians.
The sale of African slaves.
The wealth from trade.
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How did cities like Timbuktu and Jenne develop in the empires on the map? Select all that apply.
Cities attracted missionaries who spread religion.
Cities resources were in demand.
Cities' universities attracted people to them.
These cities helped control the territories of the empires.
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What was a result of the trans-Saharan trade to West African kingdoms?
Trade made African nations poor
African nations conquered the Middle East
Trade made African nations prosper
African people began living in the desert
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What new religion came to West Africa and how did it get there?
Judaism, through conquest.
Islam, through merchants.
Christianity, through missionaries.
Buddhism, through monks.
