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Important words connected to what we are going to be learning about West Africa.

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Human-Environment Interaction   How humans affect the environment and how the environment affects humans  
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Command Economy   Government controls the economy  
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Traditional Economy   Economy where customs guide trade  
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Market Economy   No rules or regulations (economy is strictly based off of supply and demand)  
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Mixed Economy   Government and supply and demand have a say in the economy (some rules and regulations)  
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Trade Route   A route, such as a river, that is a center for trade and embargo for other civilizations to be able to trade  
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Trans-Saharan Trade   Trade that required humans from the north and south to trade and go through Ghana to get to the side of the trade  
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Taxes   The amount of money a human owes to the government  
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Kingdom of Ghana   A kingdom that became rich through trans-Saharan trade because they taxed goods going in and out of the region (because it was in the middle of Africa)  
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Wangara   A kingdom in Africa that was very rich because they had a lot of gold that were found in their secret gold mines that they never revealed to other civilizations  
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Natural Resource   A resource found in nature that helps humans survive  
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Sahel   A region in the northern part of Africa that is considered to be a semi-desert  
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Sahara Desert   A vast desert in north Africa that made travel difficult through the region until the introduction of the camel for trade  
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Savanna   A grassy plain in tropical and subtropical regions, with few trees.  
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Tribute   Tribute was a payment to the ruler that conquered a person in which they excepted the king's authority  
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Population Growth   A growth of population in people in a certain area or region  
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Extended Families   Early farming communities were made up of these  
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Government   A governing body or system in a nation or region  
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Monarchy   A government in which a supreme ruler rules and makes all the decisions (the family line rules)  
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Taghaza   A region in Africa that had a lot of salt and became successful in trans-Saharan trade because other regions didn't have salt and they did (they could trade for stuff they needed in exchange for the salt they mined  
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