'Saharan trade' presentation slideshows

The Atlantic Slave Trade

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Sub-Saharan Africa (10,000 B.C.E. - Present)

Sub-Saharan Africa (10,000 B.C.E. - Present). Brandon Chen, Jay Froment-Rudder, Joseph Gelb, Vadim Melerzanov, Thomas Wong, Joshua Zhu. Sub- Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa (10,000 to 600 B.C.E). Early Bantu Migrations.

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AFRICA LOCATIONS and REVIEW

AFRICA LOCATIONS and REVIEW. CONGO. ALGERIA. EGYPT. KENYA. RWANDA. SOUTH AFRICA. SAHARA DESERT. SUEZ CANAL. WEST AFRICA COUNTRIES. AFRICA LOCATIONS With Historical content: DO NOT DO UNTIL YOU HAVE MASTERED BASIC LOCATIONS. SOUTH AFRICA former British colony

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

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Chapter 18

States and Societies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Chapter 18. Learning objectives for Chapter 18. Explain the connections between agriculture and population growth in postclassical sub-Saharan Africa. Identify key features of postclassical African political organization.

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Continuity and Change in Modern Senegalese Society

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Mecca

The Arabian Peninsula and the beginning of a new Monotheistic religion: Islam Monotheism: B elief in one God. Mecca. Arab people learned how to live with very few resources. Many moved from place to place to make a living. Caravan: A group of travelers journeying together.

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The Golden Route

The Golden Route. By Margaret Myaskovskaya, Paula Reyes, Rebecca Wodzinski, Anam Choudhary, Signe Swanson, and Mariam Ali. Mansa Musa. African Muslim leader who Built mosques Attended public prayers Supported the preaching of Muslim holy law. Reigned 1312 - 1337 AD

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Arab/Islamic Kingdoms and Indian Ocean Trade

Arab/Islamic Kingdoms and Indian Ocean Trade. By: Rain Cinco, Theodora Danias , Michelle Fong, Alyssa Iglesias, Katrina Kerolus , Anumta Raheel Period 8. 7 th century C.E.- Islam emerged in Arabian Peninsula

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Tropical Africa and Asia, 1200-1500

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Trade Routes: Silk Road, Indian Ocean, Trans-Saharan

Trade Routes: Silk Road, Indian Ocean, Trans-Saharan. The spread of economic activity, religion, and disease through trade. Impact of Trade. Brought wealth and access to foreign products and enabled people to concentrate their efforts on economic activities best suited to their regions

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. How did Ghana control the trans-Saharan trade? Why were camels important? What is an oasis?. CH 8: Ghana - A Trading empire. Kingdom of Ghana. Started before 500 CE, and lasted until about 1200 Located in a semi-arid land (receives rain, but not much)

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Africa and the Arrival of Islam

Africa and the Arrival of Islam. Mr. Fenlon AP World History NHSS. African states 600-1450. The Swahili States. Founded by Bantu settlers in 1 st millennium CE Islamic merchants settle in coastal villages Swahili culture emerges by 13 th century Major role in Indian Ocean trade network

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POWER-UP

POWER-UP. What is one example of how geography affected the lives of people in West Africa? They used the Niger River for trading. They used iron tools for farming Most people in West Africa ate yams. Most people in West Africa worshipped the sun.

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African Econ

African Econ. Economics. Study of how people, businesses, and countries use limited resources, such as money and materials Each economic Systems attempts to answer What to produce? How to produce? For whom to produce? . Four Economic Systems. Traditional Command Market Mixed.

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Timbuktu

Timbuktu. Timbuktu. Legend of Timbuktu. Few places in the world have an air of mystery as alluring as Timbuktu.

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African Society and Culture Life in Medieval Africa

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Africa and the Slave Trade

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