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Social Studies

Lesson 1 quiz

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Africa is the _________ largest continent on Earth 2nd
Africa was inhabited by the ________ _________ as many as ______ years ago first humans; 200, 000
4 geographic zones: Rainforests: Savannas- Deserts- Mild climate areas- Plateaus- Sahara Desert Wet and rainy, covered by trees hot; grasslands (grew grain) Hot dry and little to no rain largest desert is Sahara Good for growing crops; land is fertile High and flat Sahara most pronewt-high, flat land
The _______ was important to _______ camel; trade
West African Kingdoms: Caravans moved from ________________ 1st W.Africa, Trade Empire Ghana ->Islam religion popular Traded salt+gold Mali Empire -> Conquered Ghana Griots ->Storytellers Songhai Empire ->100 years-gained control of salt goldmines N.Africa ->W.Africa
Effect of Trade on W. Africa: City-states developed Population grew More wealth African empires were larger and richer than European Empires
How did Axum conquer Kush Axum conquered Kush by fighting for control over trade routes.
Why was the camel well adapted for trade? The camel was well adapted for trade because it could travel long distances with little food or water
Camel caravans and trade merchants from W. Africa crossed the Sahara into N. Africa carrying ______ Gold, ivory, spices, leather and enslaved people.
The _________ isolated the _________ people of N. Africa until about 400 BC when they found a way to cross it into W. Africa; trade relationships soon developed between the two regions Sahara; Berber
The 3 E. African Kingdoms were: Kush Zimbabwe Axum
After conquering the Kush, Axum made __________the official religion Christianity
________ followed Christianity as the official religion. Islam
_______ _________ arose along the coasts of E. Africa Trading centers
Arab Muslims traders shared ______ and _______ goods and ideas (cultural diffusion)
States became wealthy by trading ____ and ______ copper and gold
________________ became an important trading state Zimbabwe
What type of goods were transported by caravan from N. Africa to W. Africa? Cloth, weapons, horses, paper and books
In ________ AD, ________came to Africa through Arab traders exchanging goods with Berbers 700; Islam
Ghana was an important crossroads location between ______ and ______mines salt; gold
_______ was the first great trading empire in W. Africa in 400 AD Ghana
________ became a great trading empire between 1100 and 1500 followed by Songhai Mali
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