cash crops cities 3. Subsistent 4. Camels and farming dromedaries 4. mining are still in use (uranium) Savanna Tall Grassland 1. Most people live 1. People in the 1. In cites by in the cities city work in car and bus 2. Farmers and factories 2. In the rural herders live in 2. Farmers live area, cars, the rural areas and Herders trains, trucks (goats and 3. People use cows)in the jeeps and rural areas buses for most live the tourists near rivers 3. Also many people work in the tourist industry as guides, at hotels, and restaurants Rain Thick vegetation 1. People live small 1. Traditionally 1. Traditional Forest in villages within the forest people walk walking people are and use distances of the hunter gatherers. boats for rivers and 2. Deforestation transportation streams has created 2. With the 2. With jobs for deforestation, deforestation, forestry roads are towns are being workers, being build built farming, and allowing for mining cars and trucks SS7G4 The student will describe the diverse cultures of the people who live in Africa. a. Explain the differences between an ethnic group and a religious group. b. Explain the diversity of religions within the Arab, Ashanti, Bantu, and Swahili ethnic groups. Africa Location (Where are Language Spoken Religion Practices they found) Arab North Africa came late Arabic Islam 600 AD from the Middle East traders and invaders\ Also found in Mediterranean coast and some countries along the Indian Ocean Ashanti (Believe in Ghana in West Africa Many( speak language of Traditional, Christianity, Golden Stool) their ethnic group) and Islam Bantu (brought iron Migrated from Central Hundreds of different Christianity, Islam, and tools, new farming Africa to the southern Bantu-Languages and Animist (believe that techniques, and tip of Africa many different ethnic spirits are found in language) groups natural objects and
cash crops 3. Subsistent farming 4. mining (uranium) cities 4. Camels and dromedaries are still in use Savanna Tall Grassland 1. Most people live in the cities 2. Farmers and herders live in the rural areas 1. People in the city work in factories 2. Farmers live and Herders (goats and cows)in the rural areas most live near rivers 3. Also many people work in the tourist industry as guides, at hotels, and restaurants 1. In cites by car and bus 2. In the rural area, cars, trains, trucks 3. People use jeeps and buses for the tourists Rain Forest Thick vegetation 1. People live small in villages within walking distances of the rivers and streams 2. With deforestation, towns are being built 1. Traditionally the forest people are hunter gatherers. 2. Deforestation has created jobs for forestry workers, farming, and mining 1. Traditional people walk and use boats for transportation 2. With the deforestation, roads are being build allowing for cars and trucks SS7G4 The student will describe the diverse cultures of the people who live in Africa. a. Explain the differences between an ethnic group and a religious group. b. Explain the diversity of religions within the Arab, Ashanti, Bantu, and Swahili ethnic groups. Africa Location (Where are they found) Language Spoken Religion Practices Arab North Africa came late 600 AD from the Middle East traders and invaders\ Also found in Mediterranean coast and some countries along the Indian Ocean Arabic Islam Ashanti (Believe in Golden Stool) Ghana in West Africa Many( speak language of their ethnic group) Traditional, Christianity, and Islam Bantu (brought iron tools, new farming techniques, and language) Migrated from Central Africa to the southern tip of Africa Hundreds of different Bantu-Languages and many different ethnic groups Christianity, Islam, and Animist (believe that spirits are found in natural objects and
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