Africa

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healyke  on March 15, 2012

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World Cultures

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ch. 7 and 11

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Africa

oral tradition
legends and history passed by word of mouth from one generation to another
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oral tradition legends and history passed by word of mouth from one generation to another
plateau a relatively high, flat area known as the Sahel
savanna treeless grassland
matrilineal societies in which villagers traced their descent through mothers rather than fathers
age set in traditional Africa, a group of males or females of similar age who learn skills and go through life stages together
regions of Africa North Africa, East Africa, West Africa, Central Africa, and Southern Africa
monotheism belief in one, all-powerful god
ghana the title of the king of Ghana
mosque Muslim house of worship
Sundiata ruled Mali, restored the trade in salt and gold that was interrupted when Ghana was attacked, restored farm production
Mansa Musa Mali's greatest king, opened trade routes, had a powerful army, introduced Islamic culture to Mali, had mosques built
Sunni Ali ruled Songhai, expanded the empire to include much of West Africa
Askia Muhammad ruled the Songhai Empire at its height, divided the empire into five huge provinces, maintained peace with a cavalry and navy
monopoly sole control or ownership
multicultural having to do with a variety of cultural groups

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