Swahili Refers to the people who live as far north as Somalia in the Horn of Africa and as far south Indian Ocean trade they are linked with Arabs Blend of Arab ...
Others, however, established small city-states, kingdoms, and even empires. ... African items such as ivory, rhinoceros horns, coconut oil, and tortoise shells ...
Traded with Egypt, Arabia, _____, India and the _____ Empire at Aksum s key sea port called _____. First _____ appeared in Great _____Valley Nomadic lifestyle until ...
Section 2: The Kingdoms of Kush and Aksum. Section 3: Trading States of Africa. CHAPTER 8 ... Explain how Kush developed as an independent kingdom. ...
Diverse Societies in Africa. 1. SECTION. The Kingdom of Aksum and East African Trade ... The Kingdom of Aksum in East Africa takes control of Red Sea trade routes and ...
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CLASSICAL CIVS IN AFRICA Meroe Established circa 300 BCE Ancestral ties to dynastic Egypt Survived a Roman invasion Hieroglyphic alphabet that is as of yet ...
Societies & Empires in East & South Africa South African Region East Africa Region Kush Empire Kush (Nubians) = S of Egypt, beyond 1st cataract Long controlled by ...
African Civilizations Land of Geographic Contrasts Deserts Rainforests Savannas Coastal areas/ Mediterranean climate Early Societies Nok, Djenne-Djeno = early groups ...
'I am apt to suspect the Negroes to be naturally inferior to ... (Above) Example of Meroitic Script (1st 2nd c. CE) (Below) Nubian Princess in her Ox-chariot ...
Early African Society. Hunter-Gatherer. San Kalahari. BaMbuti Congo ... Effects? Spread of Bantu language groups. Conflict with native hunter gatherers ...
15.3 Eastern City-States & Southern Empires Cities on Africa s east coast thrive on trade with Asia, using Swahili as a trade language. Muslim traders bring Islam ...
Africa History Early Civilizations Bantu migrations 2000 B.C., Bantu spread from southeastern Nigeria land shortage may have sent them south spreading language ...
Enslavement. While East Africans were trading African slaves early in their history, the trade was actually quite small only about 1,000 slaves a year.
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Bantu Migration. 3,000 BC - Farmers, herders . Known for: Iron working, slash and burn. Over 1,500 . yrs, they migrated to S. Africa. Cultural blending
Ancient Africa Ancient Egypt Ancient Axum Ancient Kush The Nile River: The Nile river, which flows from the southern highlands and empties into the northern ...
Early African Civilizations 1800 B.C. A.D. 1500 Rain Forest Desert Mild zone Savanna Aspects of African Society Early history is based on limited evidence Griots ...
Chapter 3: Nile Civilizations Section 3 - The Nubian Kingdoms Main Idea One of ancient Africa s most advanced civilizations, Kush developed along the Nile south of ...
Candice S. Millard and George Steinmetz, National Geographic, (July, 2001) ... Millard and George Steinmetz, National Geographic, (July, 2001) Priest in ...
... Desert, coastline ... female line More women ruled here than any other ancient civilization Other smaller civilizations popped up around Sahara Fasa of ...
Traded war elephants, rhinoceros horns, tortoise shells, incense, and spices ... Small kingdoms grew up along Indian Ocean. Seasonal monsoon winds made travel easier ...
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... rely on family lineages to govern themselves instead of elected officials Before colonialism Section 3- West Africa Ashanti- people of Ghana Famous for their ...
Unit II: Early African Civilizations Ghana Mali Axum Zimbabwe Bantu Migration* About 1500 b.c.e. an extraordinary cultural migration began to transform sub-Saharan ...
... trade with Old Kingdom Egypt Northern part of Nubia was occupied by Egypt during Middle Kingdom period Kingdom of Kush Kingdom of Kush developed in southern part ...
Period 3 Regional and Transregional Interactions c. 600 C.E. to 1450 C.E. * Song s lack of control over North haunts them for centuries Had to pay tribute to XiaXia ...
Chapter 19 Human Geography of Africa From Human Beginnings to New Nations Section 5- Southern Africa Apartheid- South Africa s policy of complete separation of the ...
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Chapter 2 New Civilizations in the Eastern and Western Hemispheres 2200 250 B.C.E. Mr. Quintana World History 9th Grade Early China 2000-221 B.C. Geography and ...
Ancient Egypt and Kush Chapter 5 Section 5: Ancient Kush The Big Idea The kingdom of Kush, which arose south of Egypt in a land called Nubia, developed an ...
Relied on the Nile and its resources. Rivals with Rome, Greece, and Nubia ... is currently known as the country of Mauritania and the western edge of Mali. ...
... Proceedings of the Third Berkley Women and Language Conference April 1994. Berkley: Berkley Women and Language Group, University of California. Chacko, Elizabeth ...