AP World crossword

2. - Fisherman in North America bartered for fur with local peoples
4. - massive stone-fortified city created in 1300 that dominated the gold harvesting plains between the Zambesi and Limpopo rivers
7. - Spanish America's most prominent site of agriculture and craft production during the 17th century.
9. - People who along with Oyo built powerful regional kingdoms
10. of Guadalupe - One reason Roman Catholicism in Mexico became especially popular after the mid-seventeenth century
11. - The best known Kingdom in Central Africa, due to their abundant written records.
16. - Danish navigator that took two maritime expeditions in search of a passage to Asian ports
18. - slave trade commerce where ships undertook three legs in one voyage
19. - First Dutch or European Seaman to visit the eastern coast
21. - Queen that ruled Ndongo from 1623 to 1663
23. - The earliest kingdom to rule the savanna of West Africa

1. - what the Taino people called the Bahamas
3. - A plant settlers in English colonies of Virginia, and Carolina learned about from native american societies
5. - rounded the Cape of Good Hope and entered the Indian Ocean in 1488
6. - The most prominent people in the Caribbean when Spanish mariners arrived
8. - recruitment institution that involved Spanish encomenderos
11. - Hunting and gathering people encountered in 1652 by Dutch peoples when they built a trading post in Cape Town
12. - Moroccan port conquered by Prince Henry of Portugal
13. - King of Kongo who became a devout roman catholic and sought to convert his subjects to Christianity
14. - The name Portuguese explorers referred to the Ndongo kingdom as
15. - Replaced Ghana in the 13th century as the prominent power in West Africa
17. - disease in the Caribbean that set in after 1518
20. - Songhay ruler in the best-known, embarked on a campaign to conquer his neighbor and consolidate the Songhay Empire.
22. - The kingdom in which Portuguese explorers were developing a brisk slave trade too