Feudal Africa
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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Compare the major contributions of Medieval African kingdoms (Mali, Songhai, and Ghana).
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Ruled the wide-open savannas. It also dense from expanding to the southern coast.
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Mansa Musa was the famous ruler that he ruled between 1312 & 1337.
The salt and gold went around those 3 kingdoms because rich and powerful.
How did geography affect the development of African civilizations (Mali, Songhai, and Ghana)?
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Ghana had fell in 1200's on the kingdom of Mali and replaced it Sinni Ali the leader.
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The geography of West Africa had promote travel, goods were traded an across Africa, Asia, and Europe.
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The baobab tree was lost all the leaves during dry season. Dhows are nomarlly used during fishing and trading.
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How did trade impact the kingdoms: Mali, Songhai, and Ghana? (Religiously economically, socially, and culturally)
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Africans kingdoms and states became centers for trade and new ideas.
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People could make clothing and more comfortable, as when trading and selling cotton. The gold and salt were major natural resources that were traded, brought and sold.
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Who was the ruler after Mansa Musa?
Sunni Ali was in Songhai.
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Why did Mansa Musa rule Africa?
He handed out over two of Mali gold to people in encountered.
What was the driest place in Africa?
The Sahara Desert
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