Who did the people of Zimbabwe trade with? What were two significant social markers in Sub-Saharan Africa? What gender relations did most Sub-Saharan communities have between men and What are the two major gender items that were not adopted by Africans that were typical of Islamic cultures? Explain the long standing tradition of slavery in Africa? Who did Muslim merchants prefer in regards to slaves? What is significant about the use of the word Zanj to describe both slaves and people from the East Africa? Who was Ali bin Muhammad and what did he do? How long did the East African Indian Ocean slave trade last? What were Griots and how did they influence Sub-Saharan culture? What role did the Griottes have on the gender roles of women in Sub-Saharan Africa? Why did Ethiopian Christianity develop so differently from Eastern and Roman Catholic Christianity? Fill in using, Page 168 Mali Al-Andalus Byzantine Kievan Rus NOTES Empire Location Major Cities Peak Key Figures Legacy Time Line: 2000 B.C.E 500 B.C.E 500-300 300 C.E 1000 C.E 869-883 C.E 800-1100 1200 C.E 1100-1600 Bantu have Iron Making B.C.E Indian Camels have Agriculture Zanj Slave C.E Mali C.E migrated as reaches Ocean Sailors replaced has emerged Rebellion Ghana peak becomes a Christian far a Lake Bantu introduce horses and through of Influence great place of Ethiopia Victoria Bananas donkeys in Learning Independent Sahara Africa Key Terms: Ibn Batuta Swahilli city-states Songhay Zanj Rebellion Ghana Zimbabwe Indian Ocean Trade Mali Great Zimbabwe Trans-Saharan Trade Sundiata Timbuktu Mansa Musa
Who did the people of Zimbabwe trade with? What were two significant social markers in Sub-Saharan Africa? What gender relations did most Sub-Saharan communities have between men and What are the two major gender items that were not adopted by Africans that were typical of Islamic cultures? Explain the long standing tradition of slavery in Africa? Who did Muslim merchants prefer in regards to slaves? What is significant about the use of the word Zanj to describe both slaves and people from the East Africa? Who was Ali bin Muhammad and what did he do? How long did the East African Indian Ocean slave trade last? What were Griots and how did they influence Sub-Saharan culture? What role did the Griottes have on the gender roles of women in Sub-Saharan Africa? Why did Ethiopian Christianity develop so differently from Eastern and Roman Catholic Christianity? Fill in using, Page 168 Mali Al-Andalus Byzantine Empire Kievan Rus NOTES Location Major Cities Peak Key Figures Legacy Time Line: 2000 B.C.E Bantu have migrated as far a Lake Victoria 500 B.C.E Iron Making reaches Bantu 500-300 B.C.E Indian Ocean Sailors introduce Bananas 300 C.E Camels have replaced horses and donkeys in Sahara 1000 C.E Agriculture has emerged through Africa 869-883 C.E Zanj Slave Rebellion 800-1100 C.E Ghana peak of Influence 1200 C.E Mali becomes a great place of Learning 1100-1600 C.E Christian Ethiopia Independent Key Terms: Ibn Batuta Zanj Rebellion Indian Ocean Trade Trans-Saharan Trade Timbuktu Swahilli city-states Ghana Mali Sundiata Mansa Musa Songhay Zimbabwe Great Zimbabwe
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