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Africa (Modules 22 & 23)

Global Trade (Module 23)

European Colonies

Goods Traded

Informtion

Cities

Kingdoms (Module 23)

Bantu

Songhai

Mali

Ghana

Ethopia

Aksum

Egyptians

Adaptation to Environments (Module 23)

Cultures

A Savanna Culture (Maasai)

A Desert Culture (San)

A Forest Culture (Bambuti)

Main topic

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Ages

Later Stone Age

Middle Stone Age

Early Stone Age

Early Hominid Site (p. 746)

Information

Culture (Module 22)

Arts & Literature

the most commen art in africa is wood carving, weaving, poetry and, film

Holidays

Egypt observes two revolution day holidays. The one 25 celebrates the 2011 revouluition, while the one on july 13 celebrates the birthday of muhammid

Food

Most africans eat nuts, fruits and, a food called couscous

Religion

most people belive in the religion of islam in africa and it plays a massive role in the culture

People & Language

africa cultures include berbers, egyptians and bedouins

Climate & Resources (Module 22)

Resources

coal

gas

oil

Precipitation

400 to 600 mm a year

Temperature Range

below freezing to 136 degrees fahrenheit

Physical Features (Module 22)

The ethiopian highlands

The highlands are extreamly importent

the highlands gives water to many places that need it

The sahel

it is a semi arid region

The sahel is a large piece of africa witch is known for being extreamly hot going up to 123 degrees farenhight

sahara dessart

The sahara dessert has dunes that go up 183 meters tall

The sahara dessert is located in the north part of africa