Nations and Cities
Quotation Marks and One Other
Religion
Slavery
Kingdoms, Dynasties, and Empires
100

This nation financed the explorations of Christopher Columbus

Spain

100

Name of the castle doorway that faced the ocean

"door of no return"

100

This religion spread to western Africa by way of Muslim traders

Islam

100

A person who is owned by another and forced to obey his or her owner

slave

100

At this kingdom's height, it controlled many countries

Mamluk kingdom

200

First European nation to buy slaves in Africa

Portugal

200

Meaning of Mamluk

"one who is owned"

200

These missionaries did not have great success south of the Sahel

Muslim missionaries

200

They kidnapped English and Italian women and put them into slavery

Barbary pirates

200

The Christian kingdom that ruled Ethiopia after Zagwe

Solomonic dynasty

300

Capital of Morocco

Fez

Marrakesh

300

"Red city"

Marrakesh

300

The Ethiopian Christian kingdom survived an onslaught of these invaders

Islamic

300

This was the pope's declaration that gave authority to put unbelievers in perpetual servitude

Dum Diversas

300

This kingdom initially blocked the spread of Islam to the south

Nubia

400

Its capital is Mbanza, and its most important king was Afonso

Kongo

400

Imperial title of Ethiopian rulers

"The Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah"

400

The Coptic Church had similar beliefs to this church in regard to Christ's nature

Nestorian church

400

This crop, which first required slaves to be bought, was being grown by the Portuguese on the island of Madeira

sugar

400

This kingdom included many stone buildings

Great Zimbabwe

500

Present-day Sudan

Nubia

500

Atahualpa ruled this empire

Incan Empire

500

The three religions practiced in Africa during this time period

Animism

Islam

Coptic Christianity

500

They did not use large groups of slaves on plantations because the slaves organized revolts

Arabs

500

The most powerful kingdom after Songhai fell

Morocco