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Chapter 15 African Kingdoms and City-States
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35. According to the map, which kingdom was the largest?
Songhai
Axum
Ghana
Nubia
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5. Kingdom of the Soninke people located between the Niger and Senegal rivers
Ethiopia
Timbuktu
Ghana
Benin
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24. King Ezana of Axum strengthened ties with the Mediterranean world by
making a hajj to Mecca
following traditional religious beliefs.
observing Jewish holidays
converting to Christianity
4
Africa has more Muslims than Christians in 2018?
False
True
5
20. Soldier-king who made Songhai the largest kingdom in West Africa
Muhammad Ali
Mansa Musa
Askia Muhammad
Sunni Ali
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Ghana grew powerful because it
was located in the rain forests.
taxed traders and had a big army.
had deposits of copper.
had deposits of gold.
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41. The Greeks traded and ruled Egypt at one time.
False
True
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38. What others ancient civilizations influenced African Kingdoms?
Mesopotamia, Egypt, Rome, China
Greece, Rome, China, Mesopotamia
Arabs, China, Egypt, Greece
Greece, Rome, China, Arabs
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32. One reason Zimbabwe declined was
The mines ran out of gold
A decrease in population
Over farming
Poor government
10
What did Sundiata do to the people of Mali?
destroyed
united
conquered
relocated
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18. Which of the following kingdoms had a port on the Red Sea?
Mali
Nubia
Axum
Ghana
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11. The Nubian capital of Meroë was an important producer of
salt
gold
silk.
iron
13
Combining Arabic and Bantu formed what new language?
Gibberish
Gouvili
Geez
Swahili
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26. Which kingdom came after the Ghana kingdom?
Benin
Songhai
Mali
Axum
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22. Center for trade and learning in Mali
Timbuktu
Benin
Gao
Ethiopia
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In early Africa, most villagers were
hunters.
farmers.
storytellers
herders.
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19. What religious tradition did the Axumites pass on to the Ethiopians?
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
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Timbuktu became a great trade city and center of Muslim learning.
True
False
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43. The Arabs helped spread Islam and its ideas as well as
Arabic language
None of these answers
Both Arabic and military technology
military technology
20
What skills did the Bantu spread through Africa?
banking and trade
pottery making and mining
farming and iron-working
weapon making and warfare
21
36. According to the map which kingdom lasted the longest?
Ghana
Nubia
Songhai
Axum
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12. Made a hajj resulting in trading and diplomatic ties between Mali and other Muslim states?
Mansa Musa
Amina
Sonni Ali
Sundiata
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15. Monsoon winds aided trade between East Africa and
The Mediterranean
India
West Africa
Egypt.
24
During the 1440s, the European slave trade was started in Africa by
France.
Portugal.
Spain.
England.
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29. How did Mansa Musa forge new trading and diplomatic ties with Muslim states?
All the answers
By completing the hajj
By handing out gold to them
By making friends with leaders
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3. World’s largest desert
Libyan
Namib
Sahara
Kalahari
27
What animal did the Romans introduce in North Africa?
camels
pigs
horses
donkeys
28
13. Axum prospered partly because it had a port on the
Indian Ocean
Red Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
29
40. The Romans influenced African Kingdoms by
Building roads, aqueducts, dams, and cities
Conquering and Ruling North Africa«
Spreading Christianity
All the answers
30
The slave trade increased as Africa’s contact with whom increased?
Bantus
Muslims
Songhai
non-Muslims
31
Ghana had more territory, more people, and more trade than Mali.
False
True
32
14. The griots of West Africa preserved
religious statues
oral traditions
woven cloth
written records
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34. According to to the map which African Kingdom started first?
Ghana
Mali
Nubia
Axum
34
42. The Arabs conquered most of Central Africa.
True
False
35
10. Capital of inland empire whose name means “great stone buildings”
Great Zimbabwe
Nubia
Benin
Ethiopia
36
23. Kingdom in the rain forests of the Guinea coast
Gao
Ethiopia
Benin
Sahara
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30. How did the ruler of Ghana profit from the trade routes that met in his empire?
By collecting a toll on all goods entering or leaving Ghana
By bribing merchants for a percentage of their profits
By ambushing merchants and stealing their goods
By allowing trade only on certain days of the week
38
Africa’s savannas
are good for growing yams.
are good for raising herds of animals
cover only 10 percent of the land.
are cool and rainy.
39
The Sahara trade was dominated by what two products?
Copper and gold
Salt and pepper
Diamonds and iron ore
Gold and salt
40
Africa’s trade has always been spurred by this
Oceans
It's mineral wealth
It's people
It's economy
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31. Trade across the Sahara was revolutionized by this.
Camel caravans
New roadways
Horse-drawn chariots
Desertification
42
37. According to the map, the largest kingdoms were located in
Eastern Africa
Southern Africa
Central Africa
Western Africa
43
According to the government of Ghana, power was transferred to the king’s son.
False
True
44
28. Camels were important for crossing the Sahara because
They were similar to horses
Could carry up to 500 lbs. and go 20-30 miles without water
They could tolerate extreme heat
They didn’t need anyone to guide them
45
The Swahili culture was
destroyed by European invaders.
on the West African coast.
unable to last to modern times
influenced in part by Islam.
46
16. Refers to people who trace their inheritance and descent through the mother’s side?
natural lineal
matrilineal
patrilineal
babilineal
47
25. Which of the following practices represents an adaptation to the environment?
using slash-and-burn agriculture
creating stylized masks
reaching decisions by consensus
believing in a supreme being
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What major crop did the Portuguese produce using enslaved people from Africa?
bananas
coffee
sugarcane
tea