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7-SS_5.1

Core 7 SS ch 5 Lesson 1

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Kinship a term for a connection among people based on blood, marriage, or adoption; it formed the government of many african societies
clans Large groups formed from several kinship groups with a common ancestor
Labor specialization To focus on a specific type of work, suck as herding or metalworking
griots West african storytellers who pass the history and cultural values of their people down through the generations
In west african villages from AD 300 to 1500, the way of life for most people centered on this profession farming
The ability to shape this strong metal allowed Africans to make stronger tools, increased wealth, and caused the population to grow iron
This activity brought diverse good into west africa, causing the kingdoms to grow powerful and wealthy trade
As trade with this region incresed west african cities expanded and became important centers of politics and religion North Africa
Kings are powerful individuals who controlled trade, and performed prayers to bring rain and prosperity
oral history THe culture and history of a people as passed from generation to generation through spoken stories
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