'King ezana' presentation slideshows

Professor James Giblin, The University of Iowa

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The Rise of African Civilizations

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Trading States of East Africa

Trading States of East Africa. Yaelis Avila History January 28, 2013. The Rise of Aksum. 2 main cities = Aksum (capital) & Adulis (Red Sea Port) Ethiopian highlands ? coastal plan of the Red Sea Region suited for agriculture Ideal for trade (access to Indian Ocean)

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Kingdoms and Trading States of East Africa: Chapter 11.3

Kingdoms and Trading States of East Africa: Chapter 11.3. Chapter 11.2 Map Review. Axum: Center of Goods and Ideas. In A.D. 350, King Ezana of Axum Conquered Nubia . By extending his kingdom into the region, Ezana expanded his control over the Red Sea Trade.

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AKSUM

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Geography of Africa

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Africa

Africa. Second largest continent in the world. Some parts have constant drought Can be land of rocky dust or desert Example: Sahara Desert in North Africa. Other parts get 400 inches of rain a year Can be land of lush, green rainforests

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Africa

Africa. Second largest continent in the world. Some parts have constant drought Can be land of rocky dust or desert Example: Sahara Desert in North Africa. Other parts get 400 inches of rain a year Can be land of lush, green rainforests

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Aksum

Aksum. Lesson 2. The Rise of Aksum. Developed south of Kush, eventually conquering Kush. Trading-based economy Gold Salt Ivory Cloth Rhino horn Main port: Adula, Capital city: Aksum Conquered in 900AD. Christianity. Early religion was similar to early Arabian religion.

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Development of African Civilizations

Development of African Civilizations. Global Studies I. Land. Africa is the second largest continent. almost 5000 miles of land surrounded by two seas and two oceans Prominent geographical features include: Sahara desert Great Rift Valley Nile River Congo River Mount Kilimanjaro.

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Classical Civs in Africa

Classical Civs in Africa. Meroe. Ancient Ethiopian City-State. The largest site of Kush civilization's burial pyramids is at Meroe. Established around 300 BCE Ancestral ties to dynastic Egypt (Most likely) Survived a Roman invasion Hieroglyphic alphabet that is as of yet untranslatable

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