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| The world's biggest desert, covers most of northern Africa. It is also the interior of Africa |
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| In most traditional African religions, people honored whom? |
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| Where were the first christian influences in Africa |
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| Factors to Mali becoming a center of muslim culture |
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| When mania must brought muslim scholars, artists, teachers from his Hajj to work in Mali |
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| Similarities and Differences between Aksum and Ethiopia |
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| Were very much alike, but they had differ rules and rulers |
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| Large flat area that risks above the surrounding land |
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| How did trade help early africans to develop advanced societies |
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| It put them in contact with other people and their ideas |
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| African musicians/ storytellers who use music and stories to track heritage and record history as well as entertainment |
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| A series of rulers from the same family |
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| Connections based on family relationships |
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| group of families with a common ancestors, Clans also make up villages. |
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| Impact of Zagwe dynasty on ethiopia |
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| when they rose to power they continued christian traditions |
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| Factors contributing to Mali becoming a powerful empire |
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| It was the gold and salt trade that made them rich |
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| Importance of SALT and GOLD |
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| they were the most important trades across the sahara |
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| Parts of traditional African culture that remain important today |
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| For example, like musical instrument like drums, masks and more. They DID not keep trading empires! |
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| location od Mali and aksum empires |
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| their location made the rich |
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| Why did the swaghihi culture develop |
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| It developed bc of overseas trade |
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