Ninth Edition CHAPTER 10 African Societies and Kingdoms 1000 B C E 1500 C E Copyright 2011 by BedfordSt Martins John P McKay Bennett D Hill John Buckler ID: 302262
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A History of World Societies
Ninth Edition
CHAPTER 10African Societies and Kingdoms,1000 B.C.E.–1500 C.E.
Copyright © 2011 by Bedford/St. Martin’s
John P. McKay ● Bennett D. Hill ● John Buckler
Patricia Buckley Ebrey ● Roger B. Beck
Clare Haru Crowston ● Merry E. Wiesner-HanksSlide2
I. The Land and Peoples of Africa
Africa’s Geographical and Human Diversity 1. Geographical economic development 2. African groups
Egypt, Race, and Being African 1. Hamitic thesis 2. Egyptian cultural identitySlide3Slide4Slide5
II. Early African SocietiesSettled Agriculture and Its Impact
1. Plant cultivation 2. Slash and burn 3. Domesticated plants and animals
4. Settled lifeBantu Migrations 1. Bantu languages 2. Eastern and southern movementsSlide6Slide7
II. Early African SocietiesLife in the Kingdoms of the Western Sudan,
ca. 1000 B.C.E.–800 C.
E. 1. Senegal and Niger River populations 2. Kingship and the Queen Mother 3. Animistic and polytheistic religious beliefs Slide8
III. The Trans-Saharan TradeThe Berbers of North Africa
1. Caravan routes 2. Tuareg threats
Effects of Trade on West African Society 1. Mining 2. Slaves 3. Urban centersSlide9
III. The Trans-Saharan TradeThe Spread of Islam in Africa
1. Berber conversion 2. Ghana 3. MogadishuSlide10Slide11
IV. African Kingdoms and Empires,ca. 800–1500
The Kingdom of Ghana, ca. 900–1100 1. The Soninke people 2. Koumbi Saleh 3. Trade and tributeSlide12Slide13
IV. African Kingdoms and Empires,ca. 800–1500
The Kingdom of Mali, ca. 1200–1450 1. Agricultural and commercial base 2. Sundiata
3. Mansa MusaSlide14Slide15
IV. African Kingdoms and Empires,ca. 800–1500
Ethiopia: The Christian Kingdom of Aksum 1. Religious backgrounds 2. Trading state
3. Written records 4. Queen Makeda 5. Prester JohnSlide16Slide17Slide18Slide19
IV. African Kingdoms and Empires,ca. 800–1500
The East African City-States 1. Swahili culture 2. Kilwa 3. East African slave trade
Southern Africa and Great Zimbabwe 1. Geographical features 2. Gold trade