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1. Connections: A World History
Second Edition
Chapter
Connections: A World History, Second Edition
Edward H. Judge • John W. Langdon
Early African
Societies,
1500 B.C.E–1500 C.E.
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4. Early African Societies,
1500 B.C.E. – 1500 C.E.
A. Africa Before Islam
B. Islamic Africa and Spain: Commercial and Cultur
C. Trade Across the Sahara
D. West African Kingdoms: Ghana and Mali
E. Ethiopia’s Christian Kingdom
F. The City-States of East Africa
G. The Bantu Connection: Central and Southern Afr
6. Africa Before IslamAfrica Before Islam
A. Early African History
B. The Bantu Migrations: Cohesion in
Diversity
1. Bantu migrations
2. Bantu society
3. Islamic connections
7. FOUNDATION MAP 13.1 Early Africa, IncludingFOUNDATION MAP 13.1 Early Africa, Including
Bantu Migrations and Trade Routes, 1500 B.C.E. –Bantu Migrations and Trade Routes, 1500 B.C.E. –
1500 C.E.1500 C.E.
13. Grass-skirted masks represent the spirits ofGrass-skirted masks represent the spirits of
ancestors among the Kuba people of the Congo.ancestors among the Kuba people of the Congo.
14. Islamic Africa and Spain:Islamic Africa and Spain:
Commercial and Cultural NetworksCommercial and Cultural Networks
15. Islamic Africa and Spain:Islamic Africa and Spain:
Commercial and Cultural NetworksCommercial and Cultural Networks
A. Islamic North Africa
1. Isolation
2. Arab invasion
16. MAP 13.2 Islamic North Africa and Iberia, 910MAP 13.2 Islamic North Africa and Iberia, 910
17. Islamic Africa and Spain:Islamic Africa and Spain:
Commercial and Cultural NetworksCommercial and Cultural Networks
B. Cosmopolitan Umayyad Spain
1. Islamic conquest
2. Cultural blending
3. Cultural achievements
4. The Caliphate of Córdoba
18. The Court of the Lions at the Alhambra in Granada,The Court of the Lions at the Alhambra in Granada,
Spain.Spain.
19. Islamic Africa and Spain:Islamic Africa and Spain:
Commercial and Cultural NetworksCommercial and Cultural Networks
C. Fatimid Egypt
1. The Shi’ite Fatimids
2. Fatimid rule
3. Decline and defeat
22. Trade Across the SaharaTrade Across the Sahara
A. Early Saharan Trade
1. Camels and trade
B. Islam’s Interaction with West Africa
1. Commercial and cultural networks
2. Consequences of trans-Saharan trade
24. West African Kingdoms:West African Kingdoms:
Ghana and MaliGhana and Mali
A. The Conversion of Ghana
1. Gold, salt, and Islam
2. The Almoravids and the conversion of
Ghana
3. Decline
25. MAP 13.3 West Africa, 800–1400MAP 13.3 West Africa, 800–1400
27. West African Kingdoms:West African Kingdoms:
Ghana and MaliGhana and Mali
B. Islamic Mali, 1200 – 1450
1. Mali emerges as Ghana’s successor
2. Mansa Musa
33. The City-States of East AfricaThe City-States of East Africa
A. Development of a Bantu-Arab Culture
1. Settlement and cultural blending
2. The Indian Ocean community
35. The City-States of East AfricaThe City-States of East Africa
B. East and West Africa Compared
1. Economic divergence
2. Slavery
36. The Bantu Connection:The Bantu Connection:
Central and Southern AfricaCentral and Southern Africa
37. The Bantu Connection:The Bantu Connection:
Central and Southern AfricaCentral and Southern Africa
A. The Bantu Influence
1. Central Africa
2. Southern Africa
B. Great Zimbabwe
