Post-Classical African Kingdoms Beekeeper
The Ghana to the Swahili.
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Topics of this game:
- _____ from the South was traded for _____ in the North.
- _____ and _____ were important for trade and communication in Central Africa.
- This Empire was known as "The Land of Gold" and lasted from 800 AD to 1100 AD.
- What people from Morocco destroyed the Ghana Empire?
- This Empire was at its height from 1300 AD to 1450 AD.
- The Mali adopted this religion.
- This King of the Mali destroyed Egypt's economy by giving away gold on his pilgramage.
- This empire from 1450 AD to 1600 AD had trading cities at Timbuktu and Jenne.
- This was the greatest dynasty of the Songhai, controlling both gold and salt.
- This was the greatest king of the Songhai.
- This Nigerian people took over the Songhai.
- These people made palm oil/wine, adopted Christianity early and had a king at Mbanza.
- These people had a capital at Ife'Ife and made stunning terra-cotta statues of kings.
- Congo and Yoruba had this in common.
- These people had a powerful king and amazing metallurgy and ivory statues.
- The Congo, Yoruba, and Benin were at their height at this time.
- This East-African kingdom spoke Shona and made impressive stone structures.
- A stone structure, thought to be the the king's residence, is associated with this cult.
- One's worth in society was judged by this.
- True or False: Upon discovering all this, Europeans were stunned that Africans did this.
- They traded gold and ivory with the Swahili at what city?
- True or False: They never met Europeans.
- Swahili trading cities were a mix of African and _______ cultures.
- Arabs arrived on their dhows thanks to what natural occurance?
- Why did most Africans probably become Muslims?
- What were Swahili trading cities called by Arabs?
- How many cities were in Zenj?
- Which of the following did the Africans not widely trade?
- WHat did they trade these for?
- What did the Arabs introduce to East Africa?
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