Duplicate of BJU Heritage Studies 6 - Ch. 12

The international trade of African slaves became widespread in the 1600s.

a fertile area in the desert with water

Arabian merchants brough the religion of ___ to Ghana.

4 ways of learning about people & their history other than written records are linguistics, botany, archaelogy and ___.

Ghana could control all the trade of salt and gold because there were ___ mines to the south.

an area with huge trees and vines and a large variety of wildlife

What is A?

The Shona built zimbabwes out of ___.

Geographers often organize Africa by ___ to aid in studying its land and people.

What civilization did King Ezana influence by making Christianity its official religion?

Whose migration route did linguists trace from teh Benue River in southern Africa?

The Tauregs most valueable possession was the ___.

The price of gold dropped in the region Mansa Musa traveled to ___.

Which ruler was NOT a subject of African legends?

In what parts of Africa did Christianity spread through the efforts of European missionaries?

Who made Mali an empire by conquering Ghana and taking control of the gold and salt trade?

What is E?

Where was Songhai's center of Islamic faither and learning located?

What were two similarities of the independent cities of eastern Africa's coast?

What is B?

Mansa Musa made a pilgramage to Mecca ___.

The village ___ would tell stories to remind a village of its past.

Historians divide Africa's early peoples into groups by common ___.

Traders were important to Africa ___.

The city of Songhai became an empire ___.

an area with tall grasses and few trees

For my essay question, I will need to be able to contrast 3 traditional African religious beliefs with biblical beliefs.

What is D?

What is C?

Why was Morocco able to defeat Songhai?

a lowland area that receives little rain

Which of the following was NOT true of the San and the Khoikhoi?