Vocabulary
Cornell Note Topics
Cornell Note Topics 2
Miscellaneous
Historical Frames
100

Largest desert in the world, covering almost all of North Africa.

What is the Sahara desert?

100

These two main commodities shaped trade networks across the Sahara 

What are gold and salt? 

100

This commodity was rare in the savanna, but essential for human health.  

What is salt?

100

The highest-selling video game franchise of all time, starring a famous Italian plumber created by Nintendo

What is Super Mario?

100

"Mogadishu served as a key trading hub for Swahili merchants trading gold from Kilwa." 

What is networks? 



200

Professional West African storytellers who preserved histories, genealogy, and traditions orally through generations.

What are griots?

200

This West African Kingdom was located between the Niger and Senegal rivers, Arab writers who visited this city called it "the land of gold."

What is the kingdom of Ghana?

200

This East African trading kingdom developed a unique written language called Ge'ez and adopted Christianity

What is Axum?

200

This artist released the country-inspired album Cowboy Carter in 2024.  

Who is Beyonce?

200

A growing population put severe strain on local resources, leading to land depletion, salt shortages, and possible water contamination or drought.  

What is communities? 

300

Another word for "waterfalls."

Catarcts

300

The year that Mansa Musa took his famous pilgrimage (hajj) from Morocco to Mecca 

What is 1324? 

300

Geographic isolation helped this state protect its religious independence, combining Christian and local East African traditions

What is Ethiopia? 

300

The age of the sun

What is 4.6 billion years?

300

Mogadishu became famous for its thriving textile industry, producing a specialized fabric called toob benadir for Egyptian and Syrian markets.

What is products/distribution?

400

Grassy lands with irregular patterns of rainfall.

What are savannas?

400

This West African kingdom peaked during the rule of Mansa Musa, who promoted religious tolerance. 

What is the kingdom of Mali? 

400

Led by Sonni Ali and Askia Muhammad, this state grew to become the largest empire to ever exist in West Africa.

What is the Kingdom of Songhai?

400

The amount of bones in the human body

What is 206?

400

Ibn Battuta also highlighted the local culture of hospitality, noting how residents welcomed travelers into their homes to boost trade and the local economy.

What is community?

500

Process by which savannas or semi-desert land becomes desert.

What is desertification?

500

This historical figure documented his 30 year journeys across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia in a book called Rihla 

Who is Ibn Battuta?

500

Abundant in West Africa, this precious yellow metal was exported across the Sahara and served as a major global currency.

What is gold?

500

The year the first Apple iPhone was released

What is 2007?

500

Main exports included ivory, spices, gold, millet, and coconuts. Local prosperity supported impressive stone architecture, like the 14th-century Mnara Mosque and the 16th-century Mandhry Mosque, proving that Swahili stone masonry was an original African development rather than an imported style.

What is products/distribution?

600

A word that describes a valuable product

What is a commodity?

600

This West African kingdom was established more inland and connected regional trade routes to ports in East Africa.  

What is Great Zimbabwe? 

600

Under rulers like King Lalibela, this isolated Christian kingdom constructed 11 famous churches carved directly out of solid rock.

What is medieval Ethiopia?

600

The most watched YouTube video of all time

What is "Baby Shark Dance"?
600

By the 16th century, traveler Duarte Barbosa described heavy trade with the Kingdom of Cambaya in India; merchant ships brought cloth and spices to Mogadishu in exchange for gold, wax, and ivory.

What is networks?

700

A decision-making process in many traditional African societies where choices were made by general agreement

What is consensus?

700

This forest kingdom was known for its famous bronze, brass, and ivory work.  It was surrounded by a 3 mile wall around the capital city.  

What is Benin? 

700

During his famous 1324 pilgrimage to Mecca, this ruler distributed so much gold that he temporarily inflated economies across the Mediterranean.

Who is Mansa Musa?

700

The name of Ms. Surdell's family dog

What is Mudge?

700

Kilwa grew into a major trading hub thanks to its strong connections with the Arabian Peninsula, India, and China. While Islamic customs and language influenced the culture, its roots remained distinctly African.

What is networks?