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HIST 372

Midterm Exam

TermDefinition
Christianity
Monophysitism
Coptic Christianity
Kebra Negast
Lalibela city where they built the stone churches. 11-12th. show of early african devotion and interpretation of Christianity, Also a politcal expression connecting Ethiopia to Christendom at large. Pilgrimages
Islam
Ghana Empire/ Wagadu
Trans-Saharan gold trade
Mali Empire
Sunjata/ Sunjara/ Sundiata Islamic spread but also continues beliefs in supernatural traditional beliefs
Mansa Musa
Timbuktu
Songhay/ Songhai Empire
Swahili city-states
Great Zimbabwe
Kilwa
Ibn Battuta
Global War Capitalism
Sugar Revolution
Malaria
Tsetse Fly and Sleeping Sickness
Lusophone World (Portuguese-speaking)
Nzinga Mbemba
Queen Njinga
Kingdom of Ndongo and Matemba
Queen Nzinga/ Njinga She was born in 1583 CE (died 1663 CE) to the royal family of the West-central African Kingdom of Ndongo and she became the Queen regent of Ndongo in 1624. She was a warrior queen and had a battalion of female soldiers, she was forced to flee Ndongo becau
Imbangala
Lancados
Asante Empire
Osei Tutu
Dahomey
Agaja
canoe house
Great Trek
Boer Republics
Shaka
Zulu kingdom
mfecane
Ngoni
Wars of Displacement in Southern Africa
Zwangendaba
Ndebele
Kimberley diamond fields
Cecil Rhodes
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