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Chapter 8

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Mount Kilomanjaro Tallest mountain in Africa
Savanna dry grasslands south of the Sahara Desert in Africa
Mohammed I Askia Made Timbktu a commercial center.Built Songhai into a strong kingdom
Sahara largest desert in Africa
Transportation Issues Sub-Saharan, choppy currents in the river system
Jungle thick growth where light gets through the canopy
Griots story tellers who told the oral history of their tribes
Sonni Ali Took over Timbuktu. Placed lots of ships in the Niger.
Great Rift Valley created by plate tectonics ripping a hole in the core. 1 half=ocean, other half=salt
Gold-for-salt trade Control of these trade routes was important to both Kush and Aksum
Mansa Musa Made Timbuktu into a learning center. Supporter of education, the arts, and public building
Magadishu and Mambasa trade centers of the Swahili culture
Shona culture that occupies what is now Zimbabwe
Matrillineal trace history through the mother
Tropical Rain Forest a vast forest with a canopy (lots of rain)
King Ezana brought Christianity to Africa
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