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1 1.5 State Building in Africa
AP World Modern 1.5 State Building in Africa

2 Ghana, Mali, Songhai

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7 Catalan Map 1375 C.E.

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9 Hausa Kingdoms, Kono, 1300’s

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11 Axum (Aksum), Modern Ethiopia
Straight of Aiden

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14 Christianity had influenced Egypt and Ethiopia from the 1st century.
Axum became Christian in the 12th century and built stone churches by carving solid stone. Ethiopian Christianity developed independent of both Roman and Orthodox Catholicism.

15 Great Zimbabwe, 1100 to 1550

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17 Great Zimbabwe

18 Great Zimbabwe

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20 Great Zimbabwe

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