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7-SS_6-1

Core7 SS Ch. 6 Lesson 1

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The movement of the Bantu tribes from west-central Africa toward the southern and eastern regions of Africa is known as this. Bantu migrations
Important East African coastal city-state; located as far south as a trade ship from India could sail in one monsoon season. Kilwa
African language that resulted from the interaction of Arabs and Africans. Swahili
A group of African peoples who speak one of more than 450 similar languages; their culture spread throughout Africa. the Bantu
A city and its surrounding lands that funtions as an independent political unit. city-state
The term for the result of two or more cultures exchanging aspects of their culture. cultural blending
The ocean that Asian traders had to cross trade with East Africa. Indian Ocean
Name of the region that includes Arabia, Persia, and India and which exchanged goods with East African merchants. Asia
Strong seasonal winds that were important to trade along the water routes between Africa and Asia. monsoons
Aspects of this culture traveled along trade routes and influenced the language, religion, and politics of East Africa. the Arab culture
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