Chapter 3 Study Guide Medieval Africa

Mala King who journeyed to Mecca in 1324

• Mansa Musa

• Musa Mansa

• Bantu

• Swahili

A trade route connecting Africa to the Meditation Sea

• Road Of Death

• Savanna

• Death Road

• Rainforest

Centered in a city-state called Axum

• Bantu

• Axum

• Berber

• Ghana

River which gave rise top many civilizations with rich soil and helped unite the region. It was also Africa's longest river.

• Nile River

• Bile River

• Cile River

• Rile River

National honor of the trousers

• Whenever a hero adds to the lists of his exploits, the knight gives him a pair of wide trousers

• An award given to Military hero's in war.

• Whenever a hero adds to the lists of his exploits, the prince gives him a pair of wide trousers

• Whenever a hero adds to the lists of his exploits, the queen gives him a pair of wide trousers

A woman ruler who ruled lands in what are now Angola and Congo.(Promised to free enslaved people)

• Mansa Musa

• Ibn Battuta

• Queen Nzinga

• Queen

What empire was the to develop and rose to the power in A.D. 400's, grew wealthy from taxes

• Griot

• Swahili

• Ghana

• Nile

Believed in one supreme creator and a spirit world where ancestors live

• Bantu

• Ghana

• Africa

• Death Road

• Axum

The spreading of African people and culture around the world

• Sundiata Keita

• Ali

• Swahili

• African Diaspora

An area of high flat land , including Sahara And Rainforest

• Rainforest

• African Plateau

• Savanna

• Ghana's Farmland