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Western African Empires Get Out Your Foldable!

Western African Empires Get Out Your Foldable!. Ghana, Mali, Songhai. Western Africa: Vocab. Supply Demand Griot Sunjata Mansa Musa Sunni Ali Askia Muhammad. Western Africa: Vocab. Supply- a quanity of a good, product, or resource that people are willing and able to sell

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Western African Empires Get Out Your Foldable!

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  1. Western African EmpiresGet Out Your Foldable! Ghana, Mali, Songhai

  2. Western Africa: Vocab • Supply • Demand • Griot • Sunjata • Mansa Musa • Sunni Ali • Askia Muhammad

  3. Western Africa: Vocab • Supply- a quanity of a good, product, or resource that people are willing and able to sell • Demand- people’s desire for and willingness to buy that particular item • Items that are common have low value • Items that are scarce have high value

  4. Western Africa: Vocab • Griot- Songhai person who told stories and sang songs about historical events and traditions • Sunjata- prince who lead Mali to power, accepted Islam, made a salt and gold trade • Mansa Musa- greatest rulers of Mali • Sunni Ali- great ruler of Songhai, brilliant military leader • Askia Muhammad- Songhi reached greatest power under his rule

  5. Welcome Back • Get out your foldable • Touch base with your group • Ghana • Mali • Songhai • Be prepared to share in five minutes

  6. Western Africa Location and Present Day Countries

  7. Western Africa: Location and Present Day Countries • Western Africa • Near/ around present day Mali

  8. Rise of Power Wealth Gold (supply) Brought traders into area Traders brought salt (Demand) Master of Gold Ghana

  9. Culture gold and salt trade was key to success Muslim ruler (called master of gold) Supply and demand was key to success Religion Islamic for leaders People kept their own traditional beliefs Ghana

  10. Fall of Power Envy from neighboring kingdoms Neighbors began to attack Ghana

  11. Rise of Power Sunjata Won many battles Talented ruler Organized government Stronger trade Wealth Gold Brought traders into area Traders brought salt Fall of Power Mansa Musa died Attacked by neighbors for gold Mali

  12. Culture Organized government Trade extremely important Sunjata was a key leader Timbuktu was a great city and culture center Religion Key Islamic center Mali

  13. Rise of Power Sunni Ali Controlled salt/gold trade Great military leader Askai Muhammad Reached key power Fall of Power Became to big to control Did not have modern weapons that Northern Africa and Europe possessed Songhai

  14. Culture griots Religion Songhi

  15. Western Africa Rise of Empires

  16. W. Africa: Rise of Empires • Wealth • Gold • Brought traders into area • Traders brought salt

  17. Western Africa Culture

  18. W. Africa: Culture • Ghana • gold and salt trade was key to success • Muslim ruler (called master of gold) • Supply and demand was key to success • Mali • Organized government • Trade extremely important • Sunjata was a key leader • Timbuktu was a great city and culture center • Songhai • griots

  19. Western Africa Religion

  20. W. Africa: Religion • Ghana • Islamic • Mali • Key Islamic center • Sunjata had mosques built to support to switch from Muslim to Islam • Songhai

  21. Western Africa Fall of Empire

  22. W. Africa: Fall of Empire • Ghana • Envy from neighboring kingdoms • Neighbors began to attack • Mali • Attacked by neighbors for gold • Songhai • Became to big to control • Did not have modern weapons that Northern Africa and Europe possessed

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