World History AP Chapter 26 Set Flashcards

Traditions & Encounters: World History AP Chapter 26 Africa & the Atlantic World (McGraw-Hill.com)
Glossary Set

9380342827	Antonianism	African Syncretic Religion, founded by Dona Beatriz, that taught that Jesus Christ was a black African man and that heaven was for Africans.	0
9380342829	Diaspora	People who have settled far from their original homeland but who still share some measure of ethnic identity.	1
9380342831	Fulani	Sub-Saharan African people who, beginning in the seventeenth century, began a series of wars designed to impose their own strict interpretation of Islam.	2
9380342832	Great Zimbabwe	Large sub-Saharan African kingdom in the fifteenth century.	3
9380342835	Kilwa	City-state on the east coast of Africa that exported gold across the Indian Ocean.	4
9380342836	Kingdom of Kongo	Kingdom dominating small states along the Congo River that maintained effective, centralized government and a royal currency until the seventeenth century.	5
9380342837	Kingdom of Ndongo	West African kingdom that between 1623 and 1663 experiences some success in resisting Portugal. By the end of the seventeenth century, the kingdom succumbs and becomes the Portuguese colony of Angola.	6
9380342838	Kongo	Central African state that began trading with the Portuguese around 1500; although their kings, such as King Affonso I (r. 1506-1543), converted to Christianity, they nevertheless suffered from the slave trade.	7
9380342839	Maroons	Runaway African slaves.	8
9380342841	Ndongo	Angolan kingdom that reached its peak during the reign of Queen Nzinga (r. 1623-1663).	9
9380342842	Songhay	Empire that replaced Mali in the late fifteenth century.	10
9380342843	Swahili	African city-state society that dominated the coast from Mogadishu to Kilwa and was active in trade.	11
9380342844	Timbuktu	City in Mali, Africa, that was notable for its Islamic university and 180 religious schools.	12
9380342845	Triangular Trade	Trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas that featured finished products from Europe, slaves from Africa, and American products bound for Europe.	13