Early Africa
The earliest identified people to use iron.
The Nok
Northern Africa contained large resources of this.
Salt
Mr. Skope is from this state.
Michigan
Mansa Musa was often known by this name.
King of Kings
Traders and travelers used these to help speed up their journeys.
Monsoon Winds
Before iron, most Africans used...
Sticks and Stones
These people from Europe often traded with North Africans.
Romans
Mr. Skope's birthday is...
June 21st, 1997
Once Mansa Musa converted to Islam, he took a pilgrimage to Mecca, which is this pillar of Islam.
Hajj
Port cities grew as goods passed through and this was charged.
Taxes/Tolls
This led to increased efficiency and production of iron tools.
Job Specialization
This was the basis for government after the fall of the empires.
Kinship
Mr. Skope went to these colleges.
Michigan State University and University of San Francisco
Mansa Musa brought back this with him from Mecca.
An Arabic Library
Swahili language and culture was a mix of these three cultures.
Bantu, Arabic, and Indian
This river was a natural trade highway.
The Niger River
This region is where the Ghana Empire was situated.
The Sudan
Mr. Skope's cat's name is...
Cornbread
Mansa Musa brought back this Muslim architect to build mosques in Africa.
Al-Sahili
Bantu speaking Africans intermarried with these people.
Muslim Traders
Iron tipped weapons led to a larger...
Meat Supply
These people partnered with the Almoravids to take down the Ghana Empire.
The Berbers
Mr. Skope's twin's name is...
Sheridan
Mansa Musa ruled from...
1312-1337
This country destroyed coastal trading cities to control the wealth.
Portugal