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Africa/Trade Routes

Africa and Trade Routes Review

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Which African kingdom was located in South Africa? Zimbabwe
Which African kingdoms were located in west Africa? Ghana, Mali, and Songhai
Which African kingdoms were located in east Africa? Axum, Kush
What was the language family that spread across Africa? Bantu
What is the culture and language that developed around trade in East Africa? Swahili
Who was Ibn Battuta? Indian explorer who traveled and wrote about Africa
Who was Mansa Musa? Ruler of the Mali during their height in power and wealth
What two products were exchanged in West Africa to make it successful? Gold and salt
What is anism? Belief that spirits inhabit everything
Which African kingdoms were Muslim? Ghana, Mali, Songhai, Zimbabwe
Which African kingdom was Christian? Axum
Zimbabwe sits between what two rivers? Zambezi and Limpopo
The west African kingdoms surround which river? Niger River
Which city was a center for learning and trade? Timbuktu
Axum is near what river? Nile River
Which trade route crossed through Africa? Sub-Saharan
Where did Islam spread to? Across Asia, Africa, and into Spain
Gold came from - West Africa
Spices came from - India
Textiles came from - India, Europe, and Arabia
Porcelain came from - China and Persia
Paper came from - China
Sugar came from - India
Silk came from - China
The Waterwheel came from - China
The Windmill came from - Arabia
The Compass came from - China
Islam came from - Arabia
Buddhism came from - India and China
Peaches came from - China
Salt came from - Africa
Priting came from - China, later Europe
Where was the Silk Road located? Stretched across Asia to the Mediterranean Basin
Where was the Maritime Routes located? Across the Indian Ocean
Where was the Northern European Trade Route? Stretched from the Black Sea to the Baltic Sea
Where was the Western European Trade Route? Wester Europe - along rivers and seas
Where was the China/Southeast Asian Trade Route? South China Sea
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