Geographers often organize Africa by _____ to aid in studying its land and people.

Four ways of learning about people and their history other than writtenrecordsarelinguistics, botany, archaeology, and _____.

The village _____ would tell stories to remind a village of its past.

Ghana could control all the trade of salt and gold because there were _____ mines to its south.

Arabian merchants brought the religion of _____ to Ghana

Historians divide Africa’s early peoples into groups by common_____.

The Tuareg’s most valuable possession was the _____.

The Shona built zimbabwes out of _____.

Mansa Musa made a pilgrimage to Mecca _____

The price of gold dropped in the region Mansa Musa traveled to _____

The city of Songhai became an empire _____.

The international trade of African slaves became widespread in the 1600s _____.

Traders were important to Africa _____.

Whose migration route did linguists trace from the Benue River to southern Africa?

What civilization did King Ezana influence by making Christianity its official religion?

Who made Mali an empire by conquering Ghana and taking control of the gold and salt trade?

Where was Songhai’s center of Islamic faith and learning located?

Which ruler was not a subject of African legends?

Why was Morocco able to defeat Songhai?

Which of the following was not true of the San and the Khoikhoi?

What were two similarities of the independent cities of eastern Africa’s coast?

In what parts of Africa did Christianity spread through the efforts of European missionaries?

Which region is located on number 31?

Which region is located on number 27?

Which region is located on number 28?

Which region is located on number 30?

Which region is located on number 29?