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Ch. 6 Study Guide

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Berbers native people of west africa
nok one of the earliest people who used iron
mansa Musa most famous ruler of Mali
overgrazing too many animals grazing in one area until the soil is ruined and unharvestable.
nok one of the earliest people who used iron
Ibn Battutah ruler of songhai
Koumbi Saleh oasis for travelers
Askia the Great leader of rebellion whose name was originally Muhammad ture
Sundiata ruler of Mali when it rose to power
groit west african storytellers
Morocco Songhais northern neighbors
Timbuktu ruler that was famous for building schools
ghana first west african empire
Mali Second west African empire
Savannah open grassland with scattered treesq
silent barter a process in which people exchange goods without having to contact eachother
gold important trade item; great resource
iron important trade item; great resource
camel humped back animals that can travel long distances without water used for the West Africans when traveling across big deserts
extended family included th father, mother, children, and close relatives in one household
age-stes groups of bonding that contains people around 2-3 years apart
Animism belief in spirits (ancestors)
Spiritualism belief in spirits
Arabic language of most of the west african empire
dausi tells the history of Ghana
kente hand woven brightly colored fabric
mansa a new title for Sundiata
overgrazing too many animals grazing in one area until the soil is ruined and unharvestable.
WHere did great civilizations in West Africa arise? Near the niger river
why did West africans live in different places after 500 BC because where they lived became too hot and dry
what did mineral resources in West africa include gold and salt
what were the tradtional west african crops cotton, age, kola nuts
which tow uses of rion were the most significant for west africans weapons, and farming tools
how did the climate change in west african affect people? it became too hot and dry to survive
what do the different regions in west africa running esast and west have in common? both along the niger river
what doest he animistic beleif system receal (tell us) about traditional west africans that they believed everything has spirits and that their ancestors protected them when they took care of them
What traditional religious practice did west afrians believe they went to sacred places that they put carvings on to share new and problems witht he ancestors.
how was music and dance incorporated into the lives of the people in early west africa? it was great entertainement they did it to honor their history and it was central to many celebrations nd it was central to many celebrations
what two factors had the biggest impact on the growth of west africa? trading and religion
what fators contributed the most to the survival of early west african villages? Whic two would you consider the most important? family bonding and organizations of the empire
what rold did elders play in the life of the village? taught the family traditions to the younger generations
who were men and women in traditional west african society loyal to? family and age sets helped the village work together
what was the usfulness of silent barter? what did it do?prevent? to make sure that the traders did business peacefull, also kept the location of the gold mines a secret
what trade foutes were used for salt and gold? (hint: Noth? South?) north
what were the effects of using camels in desert trading? it gives them the ability to carry more things, provides food, and they can travel farther
why did towns and villages grow and the population of Ghana increase? reason? because the families banding together and the invention of iron.
what was the significance of the people of Ghana in learning to work iwht iron? it helped them with farming and in war for it provided weapons
what happened to the fertile land that ghana's farmers once cultivated? the almoravids brought their cattle in and the cattle overgrazed the area.
ghana's rulers raised money by forcing traders passing though their lands to pay taxes. what theme relates to this? would you say that ghana's rulers were smart businessmen who took advantage of opportunities? why? yes i think htat Ghaana's rulers were smart because they knew that they would gain a lot of money
what were the similarties between the development of the Ghana and Mali empires? they both grew form trade
What did sundiata do to gain power in Mali? he was able ot control the trade along the Niger river
What happened during the region of Sundiata? he conquered Ghana and took over the salt and gold mines
Unlike sundiata, most of Mali's later rulers were what religion? Muslim
how do we know that Mansa musa pomoted religious tolerance? he went of the Muslim voyage called the hajj
How did Mansu Musa spread Islam and education throughout Mali? because he sent scholars to study in Morocco
What contributed to the call of the mali Empire? The weak leaders
why id the people of Songhai over throw Sunni Baru? he was a weak leader
What contributed to the collapse of the Songhai Empire? the Morrocan incasion
Why did Morocco invade Songhai? they wanted more money
What were two gonvernmetnal inventions of Askia te Great? he worked to support education and also went on the hajj
would you agree or disagree that Sunni Ali was bad for the emprie of wester Africa? No, i think that Sunni Ali was great for the empire of western Africa because he did a huge role on oganizing and growing the mpire.
Why did what we know about early West Africa come from the writings of Travelers and scholars from Muslim lands such as spain and Arabia. becasue of oral histories
Compare the achievements and religions of the following: Roman Emprie. ROMAN EMPIRE-engineering - aqueducts-philosophy-stoics-religion-created art to who their devotion-mosaics
Compare the achievements and religions of the following: Muslim empire. MUSLIM EMPIRE-architecture -created mosques-religion-religious art: paintings, mosaics-astonomy-astolabe-medicine-cure for smallpox-goegraphy-map making-math-modern day algebra-philosophy-Sufism-Literature-poetry and short stories
Compare the achievments and religions of the following: West African empire WEST AFRICAN EMPIRE-religious art-sculptures-masks and clothing-music and dance-epics-dausi and sundiata griots
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