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The World

The World. Africa (physical features). Africa (population density). Africa (climate). Languages of the World. Language Groups of Africa. Bantu languages – Southern Africa (400 languages, 100 million speakers).

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The World

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  1. The World

  2. Africa(physical features)

  3. Africa(population density)

  4. Africa(climate)

  5. Languages of the World

  6. Language Groups of Africa

  7. Bantu languages – Southern Africa(400 languages, 100 million speakers) Language Approx. # of speakers Main geographic areaFang 560 000 Cameroon, GabonBoulou CameroonEwondo CameroonDouala 400 000 CameroonBamileke 2 million CameroonLuva 6.3 million Congo-KinshasaTshiluba 6 million Congo-KinshasaLingala 8 million Central African Republic, Congo-Brazzaville, Congo-KinshasaKikongo 6 million Angola, Congo-Brazzaville, Congo-KinshasaKituba 5 million Congo (South)Luganda 4 million UgandaMakoua UgandaKinyarwanda-Kirundi 15 million Rwanda, Burundi

  8. Bantu languages – Southern Africa(cont’d) Language Approx. # of speakers Main geographic areaSwahili 30 million Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Congo DR, Rwanda, BurundiKikouyou 4.6 million KenyaSukuma TanzaniaBemba ZambiaNyanja (chewa, chinyanja) 3.2 million Malawi, ZambiaKimbundu 3 million AngolaUmbundu 4 million AngolaShona 10 million Mozambique, Zambia, ZimbabweSotho 3.5 million South AfricaTswana 3 million South Africa, BotswanaZulu 5 million South AfricaNdebele 1 million Zimbabwe, South AfricaXhosa 4 million South AfricaComorian languages 900 000 Comoros

  9. MAJOR TRIBES OF AFRICA (1) • Afar Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia • Amhara Central highland plateau of Ethiopia • Anlo-Ewe SE corner of Ghana • Ashanti Central Ghana • Bakongo Atlantic coast of Africa from Pointe-Noire, Republic of Congo to Luanda, Angola • Bambara Mali • Bemba NE Zambia • Berber Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt • Bobo W Burkina Faso, Mali • Chewa Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi • Dogon SE Mali, Burkina Faso • Fon Benin • Fulani West Africa

  10. MAJOR TRIBES OF AFRICA (2) • Ibo Nigeria • Kikuyu Kenya • Mandinka Senegal, The Gambia, Mali, Guinea-Bissau, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire • Masai East Africa • Pygmy Democratic Republic of Congo, Cameroon, Gabon, Central African Republic, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Republic of Congo • Samburu Kenya • San Kalahari Desert in southern Africa • Senufo N Cote d’Ivoire, Mali • Tuareg N Mali • Wolof Senegal • Yoruba SW Nigeria, Benin • Zulu South Africa  

  11. African Tribal Groups (1929)

  12. West African Tribes

  13. More African Tribal Groups West Central Africa (Congo River Basin) East Africa (Tanzania)

  14. Mineral Reserves (South Africa)

  15. Africa(political)

  16. Benin (West Africa) Tribal groups Political

  17. Africa(Colonial)

  18. Africa(political)

  19. General African Music Traits • Emphasis on Rhythm • Use of Percussion • Density of Timbre (“buzzy sound”) • Use of Ostinato • Use of interlocking parts • Call and Response • Controlled Improvisation

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