'Bantu migration' presentation slideshows

Jeopardy

This. IS. Jeopardy. Government Sytems. Geography. Conflict. Economic Systems. Countries. PEOPLE. Government Systems. Geography. Conflict. Economic Systems. Countries. People. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300.

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Africa Unit

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High income = blue middle-high = green Middle-low = purple low = red

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Chifumbaze ceramic complex of central and southern Africa (e.g., Urewe, Kwale, Matola wares);

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POST-CLASSICAL AFRICA 650 TO 1450 C.E.

POST-CLASSICAL AFRICA 650 TO 1450 C.E. NORTH & NORTHEASTERN AFRICA. The Byzantine Empire and Egypt After mid-6 th century C.E. Elite, dominant culture was Greek Religion was Catholic (Orthodox, Roman = same) Egypt was different Majority of people did not speak Greek but Coptic Egyptian

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Early Years Review

Early Years Review. Hominids. Appeared 3 to 4 million years ago in southern and eastern Africa Humanlike creatures Mary and Louis Leakey excavated hominid fossils in the Great Rift Valley Bipedalism (ability to walk upright), sizable brain (abstract thought), and larynx (complex speech)

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What is the geography of Africa? How might this geography impact Africans?

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EMPIRES AND KINGDOMS

EMPIRES AND KINGDOMS. SSWH6 The student will describe the diverse characteristics of early African societies before 1800. a. Identify the Bantu migration patterns and contribution to settled agriculture.

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POST-CLASSICAL AFRICA 650 TO 1450 C.E.

POST-CLASSICAL AFRICA 650 TO 1450 C.E. NORTH & NORTHEASTERN AFRICA. The Byzantine Empire and Egypt After mid-6 th century C.E. Elite, dominant culture was Greek Religion was Catholic (Orthodox, Roman = same) Egypt was different Majority of people did not speak Greek but Coptic Egyptian

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Review

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West African Kingdoms

West African Kingdoms. Ghana, Mali, & Songhai. Early Influences. Bantu people are the root of most kingdoms in Africa (excluding Egypt) O riginally lived in the savanna south of the Sahara (now part of Nigeria) They were a group of different peoples who shared cultural characteristics

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African Cultures and Empires

African Cultures and Empires. FIRST HUMANS. Fossils from the first known humans were found in Africa Believed to have developed first language, tools, and culture Migrated to other parts of the world. VOCABULARY. Paleontologist A scientist who studies fossils. BANTU FARMERS.

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BANTU MIGRATIONS INTO CENTRAL AFRICA

BANTU MIGRATIONS INTO CENTRAL AFRICA. Mr. Giesler Global Studies. BANTU MIGRATIONS INTO CENTRAL AFRICA. Do Now: Describe Migration and explain why people would migrate to another land or country.

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Bantu Migration

Bantu Migration. By the Experts: Shilpa Jais, Haley Fisher, Signy Jackson, and Walker Little Block 3/4. The Move. Where: All over Africa! When: 1000 B.C. What: Bantu Migration How: Probably walking or camel Why: No one knows! Population to big Disagreements between people Climate change

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Civilization in Africa

Civilization in Africa. Chapter 8 Chapter 15. African Geography.

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Africa and the Bantu

Africa and the Bantu. Coach Parrish OMS Chapter 11, Section 1. Background. About 4000 years ago, many families in West Africa began to leave their homelands in search of better farmland. Because of the geography (forests, deserts, mountains), some had a difficult time moving.

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Bantu & Zulu Cornell Notes

Bantu & Zulu Cornell Notes . e. Analyze how the migration of people such as the Bantu and Zulu has had an impact on the economic, cultural, and political aspects of Sub-Saharan Africa. Who are the Bantu?.

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Ch 17.2 African Cultures and Empires BP#127

Ch 17.2 African Cultures and Empires BP#127. What is significant about the ancient history of SSA? Book pp. 502-506. A. The First Humans. Bantu roots go back _______ of years Lived in Africa 1st to use _____________ and develop ______________. Used tools

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