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Mt. Kilimanjaro

Africa’s highest mountain

Sahara

Largest desert in the world found in Africa

The Nile River

Longest river in the world

Kush

Present day Sudan

Ethiopia

Axum is known today as ________.

King Ezana

King from Axum who converted to Christianity

Tsetse Fly

Insect which causes sleeping sickness in many parts of Africa.

Bantu migration

Great migration of people in Africa caused by lack of food.

Swahili

Language which formed when Bantu language mixed with Arabic language.

Griots

African storytellers who orally passed stories down from generation to generation.

Matrilineal

Descent traced through the mother

Gold

Item that was often traded for salt in Africa

Berbers

Nomadic people who carried on trade across the desert.

Sundiata Keita

Founder of Mali who was handicapped as a child.

Mansa Musa

Islamic leader of Mali who made a famous pilgrimage to Mecca.

“Fleets of the Desert”

Name camel caravans were often referred to

Timbuktu

Capital and trading city of Mali

Ghana

The first great trading state in West Africa.

Subsistence farming

Growing crops for personal use, not to sell

Mali

Kingdom which replaced Ghana as the leader of gold/salt trade.

Sunni Ali

Leader of Songhai who conquered Timbuktu and took over gold/salt trade.

Africa

2 nd largest continent

Savanna

Broad grassland with scattered trees and shrubs.

Rainforests

Cover 10% of the African continent.

Meroe

Major center for the production of iron in Kush

Assyrians

Kushites learned to make iron from this group of people from Mesopotamia.

Rivers

North African kingdoms located near these.

Mansa Musa

Mali’s greatest king

Plateau

A relatively high, flat land area

Patrilineal

Tracing descent through the father

Make your wager

Muhammad Ture (Askia Muhammad)

Muslim king of Songhai whose laws were based on the Koran.