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Africa (Modules 22 & 23)

Global Trade (Module 23)

European Colonies

In like the 1400s people set sail from aroud Europe and they hoped to find new trade routes

Goods Traded

They traded many things like gold, ivory, and iron, even more

Cities

Djenne-Djenno was one of the oldest cities in africa

Kingdoms (Module 23)

Bantu

Bantu peoples established several kingdoms and then migrated through Africa

Songhai

After the Mali Songhai took over and Mali was at it's reaching point

Mali

Mali built upon the foundation off of Ghana and then Mali soon took over the trade routes

Ghana

Ghana built an empire and they also gained power over the trade routes

Ethopia

Aksum formed the kingdom of Ethopia and also realted to the mountains of Ethopia in many ways

Aksum

Aksum was one of the newest civalizations and they beame a major trading part as a result

Egyptians

The Egypt civalization of ancient Africa focused along the lower part of the Nile River

Adaptation to Environments (Module 23)

Cultures

A Savanna Culture (Maasai)

This culture does not use tools they herd cattle and other animals to survive

A Desert Culture (San)

The San peopel have lived for thousands of years and their home had a very diffrent climate

A Forest Culture (Bambuti)

Some live deep in the rainforest to provide their needs

Early Human Site Discoveries (Module 23)

Ages

Later Stone Age

The later stone age then started making more helpful tools like knives and more

Middle Stone Age

After the early stone age the middle stone age learned how to make smaller finer tools

Early Stone Age

The early stone age began in East Africa about 2.5 million years ago

Early Hominid Site (p. 746)

All earliest human sites were located in Africa

Culture (Module 22)

Arts & Literature

They have produced artists and writers

Holidays

They have two revolution holidays

Food

They eat grains, fruits, nuts, and also vegetables

Religion

About 90% of them are muslims

People & Language

They speak Arabic and diffrent people travel through deserts

Climate & Resources (Module 22)

Resources

Natural gas

Gold

Oil

Precipitation

About 1,000 ml. per year

High of 136°F and a low of -23.9°C

The humidity is usally low

Physical Features (Module 22)

Nile River

The Nile delta makes the area fertile

Worlds longest river

Mediterranean Sea

The Nile River fans out to the Mediterranean Sea

The Nile River empties into the Mediterranean Sea

Sahara Desert

The Sahara Desert is the worlds largest desert

The Sahara Desert is rocky