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WorksheetsChapter 15 quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Families are organized into groups. Members believe that they are descendants of a common ancestor.
Swahili
Hausa
Benin
Lineage
Societies that did not have a centralized system of power.
Ghana
Stateless society
Benin
Yoruba
Societies that trace their ancestor through their fathers.
Patrilineal
Ghana
Ibn Battuta
Benin
Society that traces lineage through their mothers.
Maghrib
Patrilineal
Matrilineal
Mali
A kingdom in which its rulers were growing rich by taxing the goods that traders carried through their territory.
Ghana
Hausa
Yoruba
Benin
A country whose wealth was built on gold.
Great Zimbabwe
Mansa Musa
Mali
An African Muslim ruler who built mosques, attended public school and supported the preaching of Muslim holy men. This ruler was the most famous.
Hausa
Mansa Musa
This territory controlled all important trade routes.
Hausa
Yoruba
Songhai
Mansa Musa's successor who traveled for 27 years visiting most of the countries in the Islamic world.
Benin
Ibn Battuta
Country of Western Africa
Benin
Swahili
A group of people named after the language they spoke.
Ghana
Hausa
People that all spoke a common language.
Yoruba
patrilineal
Grew into an empire built on the gold trade.
matrilineal
Swahili
Great Zimbabwe
Arabic blended with Bantu to create a new language
lineage
Swahil
