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How were the sunyata and mansa Musa similar to each other

They were both skilled military leaders

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hausa

Located in West Africa, the Hausa were known for their trade networks and urban centers.

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Yoruba

High walls surrounded the cities

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yoruba

Were gifted artists in wood and ivory

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Yoruba

Located in the forest on the edge of the savannah, the Yoruba people are known for their rich cultural heritage and complex political structures.

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Hausa

Rulers depend on the farmers crop and salt trade (and have historically held significant power in West Africa. They are known for their trading skills and rich cultural traditions. )

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benin

Were known for their brass works

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hausa

Supplied the caravans and controlled trade routes in West Africa, facilitating economic growth and cultural exchange.

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What is the Sahara?

 A large desert in Africa that covers about one-third of the continent.It is known for its extreme climate, vast sand dunes, and unique ecosystems.

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What is the Sahel?

The land at the southern edge of the Sahara Desert, threatened by desertification

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What is the savanna?

A: A grassy plain where most Africans live

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What is a lineage?

A group of people descended from a common ancestor.

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What are stateless societies?


Societies without centralized government, where power is shared among lineages.

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What does patrilineal mean?

Tracing ancestry through the father

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What does matrilineal mean?

 Tracing ancestry through the mother.

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What is animism?

 A religion in which spirits play a role in daily life.

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What is a griot?

 A West African storyteller.

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What is Djenné-Djeno?

The oldest known city in Africa south of the Sahara, located on the banks of the Niger River.

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Who were the Nok?

 African people who lived in what is now Nigeria from 500 BC to AD 200.

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What is migration?

A permanent move from one area to another

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Q: What are three main causes of migration?

Environmental change, economic pressure, and political or religious persecution

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Q: Who are Bantu-speaking peoples?

people who speak one of a group of languages related to Bantu.

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How do historians track migration using language?

If languages in two regions have similarities, it suggests they came from the same root language before spreading apart.