West africa coast
[DOC File]Chapter 25: Africa and the Atlantic World
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The states of west Africa and east Africa . The Songhay. empire was the dominant power of west Africa, replacing Mali . Expansion under Songhay emperor Sunni Ali. after 1464 . Elaborate administrative apparatus, powerful army, and imperial navy . Muslim emperors ruled prosperous land, engaged in trans-Saharan trade. Fall of Songhay to Moroccan ...
[DOCX File]West African Kingdoms & The Trans-Sahara Trade Route
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From West Africa, caravans crossed the Sahara carrying goods for trade. The two products, gold and salt, dominated the Sahara trade. As farming and trade prospered, cities developed in the region of West Africa. Soon strong monarchs (kings & queens) arose, gained control of the most trade routes, and built powerful kingdoms.
[DOC File]The West African Kingdom of Songhai
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By trading with North Africa, the states of West Africa became important players in the activities of the region, since it was they who provided the gold on which so many countries depended. Without losing their own African character, these states eventually became part of …
[DOC File]FHI Project Proposal - GlobalGiving
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Ghana lies almost at the centre of the countries on the coast of West Africa and has a land area of 239,460km. Its southern coast extends between latitude 4½ degrees N and 6½ degrees N. From the coast the country extends inland to latitude 11 degrees N, covering a distance of 536km between longitude 1½ degrees E and longitude 3½ degrees W. 2.3.
[DOC File]WEST AFRICAN FOOD AND CULTURE - Rice Diversity
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By Lauri Dahl. West Africa has a long history of contact with Europeans and it is also the most populated area in Africa today. Some of the countries that make up West Africa are; Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Dahomey, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, and Cameroon.
[DOC File]What was it like in the Factories on the African Coast
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The Europeans stayed on the coast of West Africa, and waited for the African Chiefs to capture people from other tribes from further inland. They would bring the slaves to the coast and sell them to the Europeans there. Europeans paid the African Chiefs to rent land on the coast in order to build forts called ‘ factories
[DOC File]Note Page 2
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The great empires of West Africa traded with European nations and other African kingdoms. The large supplies of gold and salt began to cause European countries like Portugal to become more and more interested in the coast of West Africa. Portugal began to trade goods like iron, guns, gunpowder, knives, cloth and beads for gold dust.
[DOC File]European Exploration—Causes and Effects
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A network of trading between Europe, Africa, and the Americas made the Triangular Trade Route. The Europeans traded goods to traders on the west coast of Africa in exchange for captured Africans. These Africans were then transported across the Atlantic to the West Indies and merchants brought goods produced back to Europe.
[DOC File]African Cultural Forms in the Caribbean up to 1838
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Firstly mortality rate was very high on the estates. This meant that the planters had to constantly buy new slaves. Though he tried to buy slaves from different areas, the reality was that most planters liked to buy slaves from a particular area of the West African coast because they were known for their hard work and industrial skills. f.
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