The Soul of Ashanti: Ghanas' Ashanti people prepare of the Grand Durbur festival

The video explores the rich culture and traditions of the Ashanti people, focusing on the significance of artisanship, symbols, and the revered Golden Stool. It highlights the economic and cultural importance of gold and describes the vibrant festival celebrations that bring the community together to honor their heritage and make resolutions for the future.

What is the significance of the Golden Stool in Ashanti culture?

• It is a symbol of wealth.

• It represents the unity of the Ashanti people.

• It is a form of currency.

• It is used in daily rituals.

What does the morning cloth symbolize in Ashanti society?

• Unity and peace

• Mourning and respect

• Joy and celebration

• Wealth and prosperity

What is the significance of the Sankofa symbol?

• It denotes power.

• It is a sign of peace.

• It represents looking back to move forward.

• It symbolizes wealth.

How is the Golden Stool perceived during public ceremonies?

• As a mere artifact

• As a spiritual and unifying symbol

• As a historical relic

• As a decorative piece

How is the Golden Stool protected during public appearances?

• It is placed on a high pedestal.

• It is guarded by soldiers.

• It is carried with great care and ceremony.

• It is hidden from view.

What role does gold play in the Ashanti economy?

• It is not significant.

• It is used for making ornaments.

• It is the main export product.

• It is used as a currency.

What is the purpose of the festivals in Ashanti culture?

• To bring people together and reflect on the past year

• To celebrate the harvest

• To honor the king

• To showcase new art