A) dhow B) Axum C) Sunni Ali D) griot E) plateau
A) dhow B) Axum C) plateau D) Sunni Ali E) griot
A) plateau B) griot C) Sunni Ali D) Axum E) dhow
A) griot B) plateau C) dhow D) Sunni Ali E) Axum
A) griot B) Axum C) Sunni Ali D) plateau E) dhow
A) clan B) Askia Muhammad C) sultan D) Makkah E) Swahili
A) Makkah B) sultan C) Swahili D) clan E) Askia Muhammad
A) sultan B) clan C) Askia Muhammad D) Makkah E) Swahili
A) Makkah B) sultan C) clan D) Swahili E) Askia Muhammad
A) Swahili B) Makkah C) Askia Muhammad D) sultan E) clan
A) extended families B) Dahia al-Kahina C) Nzinga D) oral history E) matrilineal
A) matrilineal B) Dahia al-Kahina C) Nzinga D) oral history E) extended families
A) Dahia al-Kahina B) matrilineal C) extended families D) Nzinga E) oral history
A) Dahia al-Kahina B) matrilineal C) oral history D) Nzinga E) extended families
A) matrilineal B) extended families C) Nzinga D) Dahia al-Kahina E) oral history
A) cover only 10 percent of the land. B) are good for raising herds of animals. C) are cool and rainy. D) are good for growing crops.
A) “ships of the desert.” B) “sand gods.” C) “caravan heroes.” D) “desert conquerors.”
A) Sunni Ali B) Timbuktu C) Sundiata Keita D) Mansa Musa
A) made defenseless B) shutoff and harmed C) enveloped and weakened D) protected from invaders
A) gunpowder, spears, bows B) gold, copper, ivory C) bananas, yams, rice D) salt, gold, tin
A) Muhammad Ture B) Ibn Battuta C) Mansa Musa D) salt, gold, tin
A) democracy, sultans B) centralized, kings C) tribal, chiefs D) city-state, emperors
A) Judaism. B) Christianity. C) Islam. D) Igbo
A) many gods. B) one supreme god. C) ancestor spirits. D) helping the poor.
A) Arabian B) Swahili C) Igbo D) Egyptian
A) Yorba B) Portuguese C) Ndongo D) Bantu
A) tribal council. B) the village school. C) other villagers. D) church.
A) Dutch. B) England. C) Portugal. D) Spain.
A) cave paintings. B) woodcarving. C) weaving D) metalworking.
A) religion B) prayers C) freedom D) homeland |