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Chapter 13: Early African Civilizations

Chapter 13: Early African Civilizations. Great Civilizations in West Africa arose. 1. in the Sahara desert. 2. along the Atlantic coast. 3. along the Niger River. 4. in the Atlas Mountains. Great Civilizations in West Africa arose. 1. in the Sahara desert.

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Chapter 13: Early African Civilizations

Chapter 13: Early African Civilizations. Great Civilizations in West Africa arose. 1. in the Sahara desert. 2. along the Atlantic coast. 3. along the Niger River. 4. in the Atlas Mountains. Great Civilizations in West Africa arose. 1. in the Sahara desert.

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Learning Target 7.4.1 Chapt. 5 Section 1

Learning Target 7.4.1 Chapt. 5 Section 1. Analyze the effect of geography on trade in West Africa. Geography of Africa. 7.4.1. The Big Idea West Africa has varied environments and valuable resources. 2 Main Ideas.

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Historical and Artistic Traditions

Historical and Artistic Traditions. 7.4.5. The Big Idea Because the people of West Africa did not have a written language, their cultures have been passed down through oral history, writings by other people, and the arts. Oral History. Main Idea 1:

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Early Culture and Trade

Early Culture and Trade. Pg 116. CA Standards. 7.4.2 Analyze the importance of family, labor specialization, and regional commerce in the development of states and cities in West Africa. The Big Idea.

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Influence of Islam on West Africa

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Ghana

Ghana. Section 2. Standard 7.4.2. Analyze the importance of family, labor specialization, and regional commerce in the development of states and cities in West Africa. Background Knowledge.

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West Africa (before the 16 th century) Fifth Grade Social Studies

West Africa (before the 16 th century) Fifth Grade Social Studies. Before we learn about the history of this region, it helps to understand the geography of the African continent. How can the geography of Africa be described?.

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ASEA CONFERENCE, ACCRA GHANA OCTOBER 2007

ASEA CONFERENCE, ACCRA GHANA OCTOBER 2007. CROSS BORDER INVESTMENTS INVESTOR/ISSUER EXPERIENCE THE CASE OF ETI. ABOUT ECOBANK. INCORPORATED IN 1985 OPERATIONS IN 20 AFRICAN COUNTRIES LISTED ON 3 STOCK EXCHANGES OVER 6000 SHAREHOLDERS OVER 450 BRANCHES

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Columbian Exchange

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West Africans needed salt. North Africans had salt.

West Africans needed salt. North Africans had salt. North African nomads crossed the Sahara desert to engage in trade with West Africans. Of course, any kingdom strong enough to control this trade was prosperous and powerful. By 1240 A.D., the West African kingdom of Mali had conquered

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West African Society

West African Society. Section 2. Standard 7.4.2. Analyze the importance of family, labor specialization, and regional commerce in the development of states and cities in West Africa. Section Focus Question. What were the characteristics of society and the economy in West Africa?.

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Objectives:

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Using your textbook effectively.

Using your textbook effectively. Outline at Beginning of Chapter (p.5) Pay attention to bold print words. (p. 7) Glossary at back of book (p.931) Timelines at the end of each chapter are helpful. (page 30) Very Helpful! Chapter Review and Assessment at the end of each chapter. (p. 32).

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Storytelling and the Arts of West Africa

Storytelling and the Arts of West Africa. Section 3. Standard 7.4.5. Describe the importance of written and oral traditions in the transmission of African history and culture. Section Focus Question. How were the culture and traditions of West Africa preserved and spread?.

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The Influence of Islam on West Africa

The Influence of Islam on West Africa. Chapter 14 in the History Alive! Textbook. 14.1 Introduction. Islam spread quickly through the Middle East and North Africa during the 7 th century In the 8 th century, trans-Saharan trade brought Muslim merchants and traders to West Africa

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The Agency of West African Diaspora in Ending Underdevelopment

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Islam in West Africa

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Culture Clash

Culture Clash. Europeans vs Native Americans and West Africans. Goals Of European Exploration. Wanted to expand empires by forming profitable colonies Exploited Native Americans and West Africans to make larger profits. Impact On Native Americans. Took their land

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