Great zimbabwe kingdom
[DOC File]Chapter 14
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The largest, Great Zimbabwe, was the center of a state flourishing by the 11th century. Massive stone buildings and walls were constructed. Its ruler, the Mwene Mutapa, controlled a large territory reaching to the Indian Ocean. Zimbabwe dominated gold sources …
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May have influenced metalworkers from West African state of Benin; a kingdom famous for its bronze sculptures. In Great Zimbabwe, impressive stone buildings/walls: stones carefully cut then set in place without mortar. African literature preserved less by written language than by oral tradition – professional storytellers or griots (storytellers)
[DOC File]Sub-Saharan Africa from Pre-History to 1500
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B. Kingdom of Zimbabwe . A powerful kingdom of Central Africa arose in 13th century. From 5th centuries C.E. built wooden residences known as zimbabwe . By the 9th century began to build stone zimbabwe . C. Great Zimbabwe. Magnificent stone complex known as Great Zimbabwe, the 12th century. 18,000 people lived in Great Zimbabwe in the late 15th ...
[DOC File]Webquest: Ancient African Kingdoms
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You and a team of explorers have the opportunity to explore Great Zimbabwe. Your group will investigate the kingdom using the Internet. In this WebQuest, you will use the power of teamwork and the resources of the Internet to learn all about Great Zimbabwe. Each explorer on your team will be responsible for examining one aspect of the kingdom.
[DOC File]A Short History of Africa - Stanford University
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In Zimbabwe the Rozvi kingdom was destroyed and Great Zimbabwe devastated in 1830 by an invasion from the south, caused by the northern movement of the Bantu Zulu people who had formed a nation in Natal. The Zulus then founded a Matabele (Zulu) kingdom among the Shona of Zimbabwe.* Somalia was still divided into many small Somali states. (Ethiopia.
[DOC File]Chapter 18: States and Societies of Sub-Saharan Africa
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Zimbabwe. was powerful kingdom of east Africa . By the ninth century, chiefs began to build stone residences (Zimbabwe) Magnificent stone complex known as Great Zimbabwe. in the twelfth century . Eighteen thousand people lived in Great Zimbabwe in the late fifteenth century . Kings organized flow of gold, ivory, and slaves. Islam in east Africa
[DOC File]Chapter 8: Study List
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Kingdom of Ghana. Mali. Mansa Musa 1312-1337. Timbuktu. Great Zimbabwe. Study Maps 8.1 (Ancient Africa), 8.2 (Ancient Ethiopia and Nubia), 8.3 Trans-Saharan Trade Routes), 8.4 (The Emergence of States in Africa). Study Illustrations on pages 219 (Pyramids at Meroë), 225 (Gedi: A Lost City in Africa), 229 (Mansa Musa), 230 (Timbuktu), 231 ...
[DOC File]AFRICA HISTORY POWERPOINT – Include dates whenever …
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Which kingdom was located close to the Niger River and defeated Mali in 1464? Ruler believed to be magic. Defeated by the Moroccan army in 1591. Who were the Ife? What does Zimbabwe mean? What was Great Zimbabwe? How did Zimbabwe gain its wealth? What kingdom flourished around 1440AD in West Africa? They were known for their 5 great warrior kings.
[DOC File]The Ghana Empire
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The state became known as Zimbabwe, and as a sign of its growing power and prestige, a capital was built, called Great Zimbabwe. In the Shona’s Bantu language, “zimba” means house and “bwe” means stone, and the central point of Great Zimbabwe was a magnificent temple built by the Shona.
[DOC File]WHI, Ch8, Sec 3
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Aug 03, 2014 · Look at the map on p. 188. Outline & label the kingdoms of Kush 500BC and Aksum, 400AD. Add the cities of Karma, Napata, Meroe, Aksum and Adulis. Use the map on p. 192 to draw in the trading cities of Mogadishu, Mombasa, Kilwa, Sofala; and the kingdom of Great Zimbabwe. What type of states emerged on the coast of East Africa?
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