AP World History - Chapter 9 Flashcards

6720962762	Migration, interactions	The Bantu language spread because of the...of the Bantu-speaking peoples and their...with local groups while traveling	0
6720962763	Small, large	The Bantu-speaking peoples migrated in...groups of people, rather than a...group	1
6720962764	3000 BCE	When did the Bantu-speakers start to migrate?	2
6720962765	Agricultural economy	When the Bantu-speakers migrated, they brought an...with them	3
6720962766	Surplus, increased	Because of the success of the Bantu-peoples' agriculture, they produced a...which...their population	4
6720962767	Bananas	Indonesian seafarers introduced...to Sub-Saharan Africa	5
6720962768	Population	The introduction of bananas led to a...spike	6
6720962769	Technology	The Bantu-speakers were able to migrate because of their...	7
6720962770	Canoes, iron	The Bantu-speakers built...to be able to travel up and down rivers, they also had...-making technology.	8
6720962771	Malaria	The Bantu-speakers had an immunity to...which gave them an advantage over the people that they met in the forests.	9
6720962772	South Africa	Where did the Bantu migration end?	10
6720962773	Raising	The Bantu-speaking peoples adopted the practice of...sheep and cattle during their migration	11
6720962774	Villages	Most of the Bantu-speaking groups formed close-knit communities in small...	12
6720962775	Matrilineal	The villagers trace their ancestry through their mothers, not their fathers	13
6720962776	Monotheistic	Were Bantu-speaking peoples monotheistic or polytheistic?	14
6720962777	Yes	Did the Bantu-speaking peoples practice ancestor veneration?	15
6720962778	Masks, dead ancestors, music	The belief in the spirit world led to the creation of...and sculpted figures that represented...Another important people of worship and ceremony was...	16
6720962779	No	Did Sub-Saharan Africa have a centralized government like most European and Asian societies?	17
6720962780	Kin, families	The government of Sub-Saharan Africa was communities that formed...-based networks, that was governed by the...	18
6720962781	Fighting	When the population of the Sub-Saharan African kin-based groups grew...broke out.	19
6720962782	Sahara, Indian	Merchants and Islams arrived in Sub-Saharan Africa by traveling across the...and over the...Ocean	20
6720962783	Increased, Islamic	The volume of trade across the Sahara...with the arrival of...merchants	21
6720962784	Camels	...were replaced by horses and donkeys because of their ability to live in the Sahara and consume large amounts of water	22
6720962785	Adapted, needs	The different types of camel saddles showed how people...technology based on their...	23
6720962786	Europe, Asia	Trans-Saharan trade became famous throughout...and...	24
6720962787	Gold	What was the most important good that was traded in the trans-Saharan trade?	25
6720962788	Ghana and Mali	Which two societies benefited from the trans-Saharan trade's success?	26
6720962789	City-states	The Indian Ocean trade created very successful...aka Swahili states	27
6720962790	Swahili, East, porcelain	Trade was most vigorous between the...states and...Asia, that Chinese...is still found in some of the states	28
6720962791	8th, 11th	Ghana's peak of influence was from the...to the...century	29
6720962792	Centralized, nobles, iron	Ghana had a...government aided by...and an army with...weapons	30
6720962793	Wars with neighboring societies	What weakened the Ghanian state?	31
6720962794	Gold, taxed, West	Mali profited from the...trade and...almost all other trade entering...Africa	32
6720962795	Mali	Was Mali or Ghana more prosperous?	33
6720962796	Sundiata	Who was Mali's founding ruler?	34
6720962797	All of the royal family, Sundiata	When Sundiata's father died, the rival groups killed...except...	35
6720962798	Exiled, fight	Sundiata was...after he learned to...well and once he became strong enough he returned to West Africa and reclaimed the throne.	36
6720962799	Muslim, merchants	Sundiata was a...and he used this to create trade relationships with other...	37
6720962800	Gold, wealth	Sundiata created a very successful...trade in Mali, and during his ruler, Mali's...grew tremendously	38
6720962801	Religious leadership	Mansa Musa is more known for his...than for his political or economic judgement	39
6720962802	Muslim	Mansa Musa was a...	40
6720962803	Pilgrimage, Mecca	Mansa Musa did a...to...	41
6720962804	Mosques, educational	Mansa Musa's pilgrimage led to the building of many...and...centers	42
6720962805	Increased, Islam, Mali	Mansa Musa's reign...the support for...in...	43
6720962806	Songhay	Which civilization took Mali's place as the powerhouse in Egypt after Mali fell?	44
6720962807	Agriculture, grazing, trade, and gold	Zimbabwe built its prosperity on...	45
6720962808	Architecture	The wealth of the kingdom of Zimbabwe can be seen through its...	46
6720962809	Great Zimbabwe	A massive stone wall that surrounded the capital city of Zimbabwe	47
6720962810	Mortar	The Great Zimbabwe was the first stone wall to be built without...	48
6720962811	Environmental, overgrazing	The residents within Great Zimbabwe left because of the...damage from...	49
6720962812	Kinship, age, and gender	Sub-Saharan Africa's small communities were organized around...	50
6720962813	Matrilineal, patriarchal	Some Sub-Saharan African societies were...which doesn't mean that they weren't...	51
6720962814	Didn't, hijab	The Africans that converted to Islam did/didn't adopt all of the customs as the Islam in Southwest Asia. For example: the...	52
6720962815	Private property, slaves	...didn't exist in many kin-based societies, so many people accumulated...to increase their wealth and social status	53
6720962816	Mesopotamia	Where were the slaves that started a revolt?	54
6720962817	Zanj, size, time	The...Rebellion was one of the most successful slave revolts because of the...and length of....before it was defeated	55
6720962818	Griots	Storytellers in Sub-Saharan Africa	56
6720962819	Griots, family, leaders	...memorized knowledge of...lineage and the lives and deeds of...	57
6720962820	Library	When a griot died, it was like a...burned	58
6720962821	Griots, griottes	Men were called...and women were called...	59
6720962822	Empowerment	Women griottes provided women with a sense of...in a male-dominated society	60
6720962823	Swahili	The arrival of Islam influenced the developing language of...	61