Kingdoms of Africa

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deanamgraham  on January 19, 2012

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These are the flash cards to help you study for the Core Knowledge unit on the Kingdoms of Africa

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Mrs. Graham's 4th Grade Social Studies

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Kingdoms of Africa

Sundiata Keita
He was a king who was crippled as a child
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Sundiata Keita He was a king who was crippled as a child
Mansa Musa He was a devout Muslim king who was the son of Sundiata Keita
Ibn Battuta He wrote the really famous travel book called "Sihlah"
Timbuktu This was a cultural city of learning that had many mosques, churches and universities
Ghana Ghana was also called the "Land of Gold"
Who conqured the Kingdom of Kush The tribe Axum
What helped to make all 5 African kingdoms wealthy? What did they do to become wealthy? The used Trade to become wealthy
Who was the Ruler of Songhai Empire Askia Muhammad
What happened to the kingdom of Kush? It was conquered by the egyptians and spend 100's of years under Egyptian rule
How did the kingdom of Ghana become so wealthy? 1. It was in the path of the trade routes in the Sahara Desert.
2. Ghana had a gold mine, and it would trade items like salt for gold.
3. The kings of Ghana imposed or gave taxes to the people who were traveling through Ghana selling things
cape a point or tip of land sticking out from the mainland
oasis a small area in a desert that has water
ravine a narrow steep valley
nomadic moving from place to place
civilization a society or group of people who live in the same region and have similar values
pharaoh ruler or king of an empire
incense a subtance that when burned gives off a pleasant fragrance
archaeologist a scientist who studies remains from past civilizations
century a period of 100 years
berbers nomadic people living in Northern Africa and the Saraha
monastery a place where monks live and worship
muslims people who practice the religion of islam
caravan a group of people and pack animals traveling together
provisions food, water, adn other necessary items
brigand bandit
Hajj a pilgrimage (trip) that devout Muslims make to Mecca
emperor a title given to the ruler of an empire or kingdom
devout very religious
dynasty a series of rulers who are related
sack to plunder, burn, and almost completely destroy a place
alms charity given to the poor
sacred holy
steppe grassland plain
sultan a king or sovereign ruler of a muslim country
skullcap a small round cap usually worn on the back of a man's head

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