Timbuktu - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Leo Africanus & descriptions of Timbuktu

AMSCO Modern World History Vocabulary 2.4. 2.5, 2.6 & 2.7 Sahara Desert - correct answers the largest desert in the world, covering most of northern Africa Oases - correct answers a place, usually in a desert, where water can be found Camel Saddle - correct answers An invention which gives camel riders more stability on the animal and its invention and basic idea traveled along the Trans-Saharan Caravan Trade Route. Invented somewhere between 500 and 100 BCE by Bedouin tribes. Mali - c...

2.5 AP World.Generally, in which ways did cultural diffusion in c. effect places? - correct answer Goods, people, and ideas traveled with relative freedom through the networks of exchange in Afro- Eurasia in the years between c. 1200 and c. 1450. Technological developments were diffused by trade. Literary and artistic interactions and cultural exchanges were documented by travelers. How did it (Buddhism) spread to China? - correct answer Buddhism came to China from its birthplace in India vi...

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History 101 IVY TECH Exam 1 Questions With 100% Correct Answers The social organization of African societies included - answerkings and noblemen at the top, a great mass of people who worked as farmers, urban craftsmen who supported the elites Native Americans encountered by Europeans practiced a form of religion known as - answerpolytheism The results of creating a more cohesive political confederacy for the Iroquois included - answerincreasing village stability To Europeans, "China" ...

T/F In the 16th century the chinese were the engine of globalization. - correct answer T T/F A controversy over the IMF is linked to its economic policies imposed on borrowing countries. - correct answer T What is globalization? - correct answer International interaction and integration among people, companies and governments he IMF conditionalitie...

Mali Empire correct answer: This state obtained the gold-rich areas of Bambuk and Bondu and destroyed Kumbi, after growing from victory at the Battle of Kirina against the harsh Susu chief Sumanguru. Starting as the state of Kangaba, it later absorbed the trading center of Gao and the Taghaza salt deposits, and in its decline it saw the Tuaregs take Timbuktu. For 10 points, name this West African trading empire of the thirteenth to sixteenth centuries, led by Mansa Musa and sharing its name wit...

AMSCO - 2.5 Reading Notes - AP HistoryGenerally, in which ways did cultural diffusion in c. effect places? - correct answers Goods, people, and ideas traveled with relative freedom through the networks of exchange in Afro- Eurasia in the years between c. 1200 and c. 1450. Technological developments were diffused by trade. Literary and artistic interactions and cultural exchanges were documented by travelers. How did it (Buddhism) spread to China? - correct answers Buddhism came to China from...

AMSCO Modern World History Vocabulary 2.4. 2.5, 2.6 & 2.7Sahara Desert - correct answers the largest desert in the world, covering most of northern Africa Oases - correct answers a place, usually in a desert, where water can be found Camel Saddle - correct answers An invention which gives camel riders more stability on the animal and its invention and basic idea traveled along the Trans-Saharan Caravan Trade Route. Invented somewhere between 500 and 100 BCE by Bedouin tribes. Mali - cor...

History Bowl Final Exam Questions with complete solutions 2023/2024. Justinian I (Justinian The Great) correct answer: This ruler's Syrian treasurer Peter Barsymes speculated recklessly on grains and set up a silk monopoly. His general Mundus helped put down a rebellion led by Hypatius that began at the (*) Hippodrome. Tribonian revised this man's namesake legal code, and Procopius wrote a Secret History in which he attacked this ruler's empress as a tyrannical harlot. He sent Narses and ...