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Do women wear veils in West Africa?

No

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Are women allowed to go out in public without men in West Africa?

Yes

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What groups of people were traded in the Trans-Saharan Slave Trade

Women and Children

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How do are people able to escape Islam in West Africa?

By converting to Islam

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Could slaves in West Africa be educated or have status?

Yes

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What is the first society to spread Islam

Ghana

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What group of people converted to Islam most often in West Africa.

Elites

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How were West African societies ran before the introduction of Islam?

Kinship based stateless societies

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What does Islam do?

Unify

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Ghana and Mali were able to grow and prosper because of what?

Gold/Salt trade and a strong military

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How did Mansa Musa’s hajj affect Mali?

Brought architecture, scholars, and caused high inflation

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What was the Center of learning in Mali?

Timbuktu

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What were the oral historians and record keepers of West Africa called?

Griots

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NOT IN WEST AFRICA* What was Great Zimbabwe made out of?

Stone

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What was a crucial farming crop in West Africa?

Grain

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What time period were the Bantu at their height?

1000BCE to 1000CE

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What did the Bantu bring into West Africa?

Bananas, farming techniques, iron, common language, and diseases (malaria)

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Are the Bantu known for Islam?

No

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Who traveled all throughout Dar-al-Islam and is the reason why we know so much about those past African societies today?

Ibn Battuta

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What was a main source of revenue for West Africa?

Gold/Salt trade

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What are two pieces of technology that aided in trans-saharan trade?

Caravans and camel saddles

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Did Swahili men commonly have only one wife?

No

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Who were the elites on the Swahili Coast?

Merchants

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Where there Slaves on the Swahili Coast?

Yes

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Who ruled on the Swahili Coast?

Kings

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What were some important Swahili city-states?

Kilwa, Mombasa, and Mogadishu

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What id Islam do to Swahlili political control?

Unified and tightened it

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What ocean is the Swahili Coast located on?

Indian Ocean

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What did the merchants have to learn to use to their advantage?

The monsoon winds

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While in port cities waiting on the monsoon winds, what did merchants commonly do?

Marry women and start families in port cities

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Where monsoon winds a continuity?

Yes

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What were some common traded goods along the Swahili Coast?

Slaves, gold, feathers, and tortoise shells

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Who controlled trade along the Swahili Coast?

Merchants

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What Ocean did people on the Swahili Coast use to trade?

Indian Ocean

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What are the Arabian people known for inventing?

Lateen sails and the astrolabe

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What are the Chinese known for inventing?

Junks and rudders

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What was the Aztec social system calpulli based off of?

Occupation

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What was the name of the merchant calpulli

Pochtecca

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Was the Aztec civilization a matriarchy?

No

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Was slavery present in the Aztec civilization?

Yes

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What was the Incan government model called?

Ayllus

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What did Incan Socialism do?

distribute everything equally as to provide for the women and children

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What was split inheritance?

A system in which the dead father keeps the wealth to rule in the afterlife, and the son inherits the goverment but has to conquer more in order to gain more wealth

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Was the Aztec empire made up of many city-states?

Yes

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What was the capital of the Aztec empire?

Tenochtitlan

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What lake was Tenochtitlan built on?

Lake Texcoco

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Since the Aztec empire held a tribute system, what other system was used on newly conquered lands?

autonomy (local elites stay in power)

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Where is Aztecs tolerant?

Yes

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Where the Aztecs a bureacracy?

No

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Where the Incas a bureacracy?

Yes

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What was the Incan common language?

Quecha

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What was the tool that the Incans used to keep records called?

Quipu

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What are chinampas?

Floating gardens that the Aztecs used for agriculture.

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What did the use of chinampas lead to?

Food surplus and population growth

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What technology did the Aztecs not have yet?

Wheels, iron, and draft animals

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Where were the Incas located?

The Andes Mountains (Pacific side)

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What was Incan terrace farming called?

Waru Waru

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Why did the Aztecs make human sacrifices?

To instill fear in neighboring communities and for religious reasons

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What was the Aztec writing system based on?

Hieroglyphics

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The Incas were tolerant as long as what?

the people worshiped Inti

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Where the Incas Monotheistic or Polytheistic?

Polytheistic

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Did the Incas have a writing system?

No

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What did the Incas do after important rulers passed?

Mummified the body

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How did the Aztec source their economy?

Farming with chinampas

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Why did the Aztecs rely so heavily on slave labor?

They did not have the wheel or draft animals to be able to transport items in bulk

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How did the Incas source their economy?

Farming

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What was the Aztec calendar based off?

Astronomy

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What did the pyramids demonstrate in the Aztec empire?

Mathmatics

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What did the Aztecs utilize to travel?

Compass

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Through what did the Aztec transport natural resourses in and out of Tenochtitlan?

Aqueducts and causeways

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What was a quipu

a tool made of knotted cords used for record keeping

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Were the Gunpowder Empires were patriarchies?

Yes

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Did the women wear veils in the Gunpowder empires?

Yes

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Sultans were

the kings

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Janissaries were

military leaders

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Ulama were

religious leaders

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Ayan were

calvery and land owners that overtaxed the peasants

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The grand rizier was

The sultan advisor

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Pasha were

higher military and bureaucrats

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Why were the peasants so poor?

They were overtaxed by the ayan

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What is fratricide?

killing of brothers in order to be able to take control of the throne

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A paid group of people that was in charge of taxation, construction, and water supply in the Mughal empire was called

Zamindars

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Who conquered Constantinoble in 1453?

Mehmed II

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When gunpowder started being used in warfare, what happened to city walls?

They became useless

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Who was the tribute system paid to?

The Ottoman empire

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Who were the two notable Ottoman rulers?

Mehmed II and Suleiman the Magnificent

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What did Suleiman the Magnificent do for the Ottoman empire?

Codify laws, brought new architecture, and transformed the Higa Sofia into a mosque

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What is devshirme?

A labor system where christain slave boys were captured and put to work, however if the proved to be worthy enough, some may go on to the bureacrats

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Who was pushing to invade the Ottoman empire?

The Balkans

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Akbar was a capable and fair leader. What did he do for the Hindu and Muslim religions?

Blended them

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Who was Arengzeb?

Akbars successor who attempted to conquer all of India, but ended up reversing everything Akbar worked for, persecuting Hindus, and made taking over the Safavid empire easier for the Europeans.

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The take over of Constantinoble signaled what switch?

The switch from a Christian empire to a Muslim ruled empire

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Who was the Taj Mahal built by and what for?

Shah Jahan built if for his wife who died during child birth

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Why are the Muslim empires called the Gunpowder empires?

It was the first time gunpowder was used in warfare with canons and heavy artillery