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7-SS_6-2

Core7 SS Ch. 6 Lesson 2

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The Bantu-speaking people who settled in southern Africa and established a thriving empire in the ninth century. the Shona
The largest of the Shona settlements and the center of the empire; located in an area good for farmning and near key trade routes. Great Zimbabwe
The walled section of Great Zimbabwe where it is believed that kings and queens of the Shona empire lived. Great Enclosure
The kingdom that replaced Great Zimbabwe, founded in a fertile valley north of Great Zimbabwe. Mutapa
The Shona and the Mutapa empires arose on the fertile land between two rivers - the Limpopo River and this river. Zambezi River
The settlement encircled by large stone walls; the term comes from a Shona phrase that means "houses of stone". zimbabwe
Brick made from mud and clay that was used to construct elaborate buildings in the Great Enclosure of Great Zimbabwe. daga
The wealth and power of both Great Zimbabwe and the Mutapa Empire relied on control of the trade of this precious metal. gold
Founder of the Mutapa Empire who conquered most of present-day Zimbabwe. Mutota the Conqueror
European country that eventually conquered the Mutapa Empire. Portugal
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