250097828 | Where in Africa was agriculture first practiced? | Nubia | 0 | |
250097829 | Who were the Kush replaced by? | Axum | 1 | |
250097830 | What is correct about the Sahara? | from 8000 to 4000 B.C.E. there were lakes, ponds, and grasslands, desertification had begun before 3000 B.C.E, after 3000 B.C.E. the lakes dried up | 2 | |
250097831 | Who were the intermediaries who carried goods across the deserts from the Mediterranean to the south in the first millennium? | Berbers | 3 | |
250097832 | When was Iron in sub-Saharan Africa established? | 500 CE | 4 | |
250097833 | Swahili Culture of East Africa | mixture of African and Arab | 5 | |
250097834 | African religion before Islam | the Ashanti people of Ghana believed in a supreme being called Nyame, pantheism, they shared a belief in the afterlife, there was a belief in a single creator gods, who was often accompanied by many lesser gods | 6 | |
250097835 | What happened when Islam arrived in Egypt? | a new capital, Cairo, was established | 7 | |
250097836 | What was the Christian African kingdom in a Muslim sea called? | Ethiopia | 8 | |
250097837 | Kilwa | "amongst the most beautiful of cities and most elegantly built" | 9 | |
250097838 | Why did Islam have an impact on the political system in West Africa? | it introduced Arabic as the first written language | 10 | |
250097839 | What was the first great commercial state in West Africa? | Ghana | 11 | |
250097840 | What was the great center of Islamic scholarship in West Africa? | Timbuktu | 12 | |
250097841 | As the Bantu peoples moved into South Africa, they encountered two Stone Age peoples known as the: | Khoi and the San | 13 | |
250097842 | Women in Africa? | Women often worked in the fields while men tended the cattle or hunted, lineage was matrilinear, they were usually subordinate to men, polygyny was common | 14 | |
250097843 | When did slavery begin? | In ancient times | 15 | |
250097844 | African art | was means of serving religion and the social order | 16 | |
250097845 | The most famous stone buildings in sub-Saharan Africa, constructed without mortar like in Inkan Cuzco, are those at | Great Zimbabwe | 17 | |
250097846 | Where are churches carved out of solid rock and great carved pillars known as stelae found? | Ethiopia | 18 | |
250097847 | What is true about Africa? | Africa was an active participant in regional global trade with the Mediterranean and across the Indian Ocean at least two millennium before the arrival of the Europeans. | 19 | |
250097848 | What is the great divide that seperates the nothern coast from the rest of the African continent | Sahara Desert | 20 | |
250097849 | Who were the people who migrated from the Niger and Congo Rivers into East Africa at the beginning of the second millennium BCE | Bantus | 21 | |
250097850 | What is the Arab name for Norther African coast west of Egypt | Al-Maghrib | 22 | |
250097851 | Greeks called East Africa "Azania" and the Arabs called it | Zanj | 23 | |
250097852 | What was the "click" language spoken by the Stone Age people called? | Khoisan | 24 |
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