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Who was Uthman Dan Who was Uthman Dan Fodio ?Fodio ?

He was Muslim Fulani leader He was Muslim Fulani leader who launched a religious who launched a religious

movement among the Hausa movement among the Hausa people. people.

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What was Palmares?What was Palmares?

This was the large Angolan This was the large Angolan –led city state in Brazil that –led city state in Brazil that

was formed by runaway was formed by runaway slaves in the 17slaves in the 17thth century. century.

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What was the Middle What was the Middle Passage?Passage?

This was the name given to This was the name given to the slave voyage from the slave voyage from

Africa to the Americas, a Africa to the Americas, a deadly and traumatic deadly and traumatic

experience.experience.

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What was the Mfecane? What was the Mfecane? These were the wars among These were the wars among Africans in southern Africa Africans in southern Africa during he 19during he 19thth century that century that

caused mass migrations and caused mass migrations and alterations in African political alterations in African political

organization? organization?

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Who were the Dahomey? Who were the Dahomey? (Dahomey don’t play that)(Dahomey don’t play that)African state among the Fon African state among the Fon or Aja peoples developed in or Aja peoples developed in the 17the 17thth century and became century and became a major slave trading state a major slave trading state due to the use of western due to the use of western

firearms.firearms.

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What was the Great Trek?What was the Great Trek?

This was the massive This was the massive migration of Boer settlers migration of Boer settlers inland during the 1830s to inland during the 1830s to escape British colonial rule.escape British colonial rule.

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What was Luanda ?What was Luanda ?

This was the Portuguese This was the Portuguese settlement founded in the settlement founded in the

1520s that became the core 1520s that became the core city of Portuguese Angola.city of Portuguese Angola.

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Who were the Lancados?Who were the Lancados?

These were the Afro-These were the Afro-Portuguese traders who Portuguese traders who

joined the economies of the joined the economies of the African interior with the African interior with the

coastal centers.coastal centers.

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What was El Mina?What was El Mina?

This was the important This was the important Portuguese factory or Portuguese factory or

trading center on the coast trading center on the coast of modern Ghana.of modern Ghana.

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What was the African What was the African Diaspora?Diaspora?

This was another name for This was another name for the forced migration of the forced migration of

thousands of Africans from thousands of Africans from Africa throughout the world Africa throughout the world but mainly to the Americas but mainly to the Americas

as slave labor.as slave labor.

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Who were the Fulani Who were the Fulani people?people?These were the pastoral These were the pastoral

people of the western Sudan people of the western Sudan the adopted the purifying the adopted the purifying Sufi variant of Islam and Sufi variant of Islam and

established a state centered established a state centered at Sokoto.at Sokoto.

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What was Benin ( the What was Benin ( the Bight of Benin) ?Bight of Benin) ?

This was the powerful This was the powerful African kingdom that was African kingdom that was

famous for its bronze casting famous for its bronze casting techniques and became a techniques and became a major slave trading state. major slave trading state.

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Who were the Surinam Who were the Surinam Maroons ? Maroons ?

These were the descendants These were the descendants of the 18of the 18thth century runaway century runaway

slaves who found permanent slaves who found permanent refuge in the tropical rain refuge in the tropical rain forests of Northeast South forests of Northeast South

America.America.

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Who was Osei Tutu?Who was Osei Tutu?

He was the important leader He was the important leader of the Asante people who of the Asante people who

began their expansion and began their expansion and centralization of power.centralization of power.

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What were saltwater What were saltwater slaves?slaves?

This was the term This was the term sometimes applied to slaves sometimes applied to slaves

transported from Africa, transported from Africa, almost invariably black. almost invariably black.

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What was Afrikaner?What was Afrikaner?

This was another term for a This was another term for a Boer Settler.Boer Settler.

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What was an Indies Piece?What was an Indies Piece?

A unit in the complex A unit in the complex exchange system of the exchange system of the

west African trade based on west African trade based on the value of an adult male the value of an adult male

slave.slave.

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What was Mozambique?What was Mozambique?

This was the Portuguese colony This was the Portuguese colony along the east coast of Africa along the east coast of Africa and the only country that has and the only country that has an AK47 on their flag ( not a an AK47 on their flag ( not a

good sign) . good sign) .

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What the Royal African What the Royal African Company?Company?

This was a British company This was a British company chartered in 1660 to chartered in 1660 to

establish a monopoly over establish a monopoly over the slave trade among the slave trade among

British merchants.British merchants.

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What was the annual yam What was the annual yam festival ( Yam I am, the lost festival ( Yam I am, the lost

Dr. Seuus book) Dr. Seuus book)

This was the festival where This was the festival where the power of the Asante King the power of the Asante King could be displayed for all to could be displayed for all to

see.see.

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Who were the Luo people?Who were the Luo people?

These were the people who These were the people who migrated from the upper Nile migrated from the upper Nile

valley who established a valley who established a dynasty among existing dynasty among existing Bantu people in the lake Bantu people in the lake district of eastern central district of eastern central

Africa. Africa.

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What was Swazi?What was Swazi?

This was the new African This was the new African state formed on the model of state formed on the model of

the Zulu chiefdom and the Zulu chiefdom and survived mfecane. survived mfecane.

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What was Lesotho?What was Lesotho?

This was the southern This was the southern African state that survived African state that survived

mfecane and focused on the mfecane and focused on the Zulu model but less based Zulu model but less based

on the military organization on the military organization and less authoritarian.and less authoritarian.

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What was sugar What was sugar manufacturing?manufacturing?

The largest number of slaves The largest number of slaves were sent to this industry were sent to this industry between 1450 and 1750.between 1450 and 1750.

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Who was Shaka Zulu ?Who was Shaka Zulu ?

He was the ruler of the He was the ruler of the Nguni peoples of southeast Nguni peoples of southeast

Africa and developed Africa and developed military tactics that created military tactics that created

the powerful Zulu state. the powerful Zulu state.

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Who was Nzinga Who was Nzinga Mvemba?Mvemba?

He was the ruler of the He was the ruler of the Kongo kingdom and Kongo kingdom and

converted to Christianity converted to Christianity and was renamed Alfonso I and was renamed Alfonso I

and tried to combine and tried to combine Portuguese and African Portuguese and African

cultures.cultures.

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What was Obeah ?What was Obeah ?

These were the African These were the African religious practices of the religious practices of the British American islands. British American islands.

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What were factories?What were factories?

These were the trading These were the trading stations with resident stations with resident

merchants established by merchants established by the Portuguese and other the Portuguese and other

Europeans. Europeans.

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Who were the Voorterkkers?Who were the Voorterkkers?These people were the Boer These people were the Boer

farmers who migrated farmers who migrated further into South Africa further into South Africa

during the 1830s and 1840s. during the 1830s and 1840s. ( formed the Orange Free ( formed the Orange Free State and the Transvaal) State and the Transvaal)

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What was Vodun or Voodoo What was Vodun or Voodoo (Zombies on Parade)?(Zombies on Parade)?

These were the African These were the African religious practices religious practices observed by the observed by the

descendants of the African descendants of the African slaves in Haiti.slaves in Haiti.