Ch.3.1.1
Across
- 1. The _____ River runs through Western Africa & its rich soil makes this a place a home to many civilizations.
- 4. _____ revolutionized trade because their feet didn’t sink in the sand, they could travel days without water & their eyelashes kept out the sand
- 9. The Bantu culture included pottery making, mining & iron working, as well as the belief in 1 god & a spirit world where their _____ live.
- 11. Caravans carried gold & ivory came from West Africa in exchange for cloth & ______, a necessity of life, from North Africa
- 13. The “Death Road” is 1500 miles crosses the _____ from West Africa to the Mediterranean.
Down
- 2. People in Ghana were good horsemen, as well as herders of cattle, sheep & _____.
- 3. In 400 B.C., the _____ from North Africa found a way to cross the Sahara & trade in West Africa
- 5. Copper, iron, ivory, hides, dates & slaves were all _____ from Ghana & Mali.
- 6. Ghana grew crops such as millet, sorghum, rice & _____.
- 7. All of Africa except the coast is considered this land feature.
- 8. Traders that passed through Ghana had to pay a _____, or a tax paid to Ghana’s rulers, which made Ghana rich.
- 10. The _____, or grasslands region, is where Ghana and Mali are located.
- 12. The _____ left their homeland & moved slowly down the Congo River because of either overpopulation or the soil was worn out