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W4 AFRICA'S GOVERNMENT AND RELIGION
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Who was Ibn Battuta?
A
God for African people
B
a young lawyer who wrote about Islam in Africa
C
An Islam prophet
D
A diviner
Slide 3 - Quiz
Muhammad Ture...
A
was an important Songhai's ruler
B
conquered French in 1438
C
was a persian doctor who wrote about diseases
D
wrote "One Thousand and One Nights"
Slide 4 - Quiz
African rulers allowed people to convert to Islam?
A
Yes, they allowed them
B
No, they did not allow them
Slide 5 - Quiz
The Journey of Mansa Musa
Mansa Musa was Mali's most famous ruler.
He let their subjects to practice different religions.
In Timbuktu he set up libraries with books from around the Muslim world.
On his journeys, he gave gold to the poor.
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Mansa Musa used to gave ... to the poor.
Is known as one of the most famous Mali's rulers
He let their subjects to. . .
Mansa Musa set up libraries with books from. . .
practice different religions
Gold
Muslim world
Mansa Musa
Slide 7 - Drag question
Islam in Songhai
Islam won followers among the Songhai people.
Under Askia Muhammad, Songhai created the largest empire in West Africa's history.
Askia Muhammad made Timbuktu an important center of learning.
He also set up a famous university and opened schools to teach the Quran.
Slide 8 - Slide
How Did Islam Develop in East Africa?
Islam arrived in the a.d. 700s, but it didn't gain many followers until the 1100s and 11200s.
Swahili, was a new society, and it was based on a blend of African and Muslim cultures.
Swahili word means "people of the coast".
Swahili culture and language still thrive in Africa.
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Slide 11 - Video
Which city became an important center of learning?
A
Songhai
B
Mali
C
Timbuktu
D
Egypt
Slide 12 - Quiz
What does the word "Swahili" mean?
A
people of the coast
B
the chosen by god
C
the largest empire on Africa
D
a great journey
Slide 13 - Quiz
Swahili was a a blend of . . .
A
African and French cultures
B
African and American cultures
C
African and Muslim cultures
D
African and Ireland cultures
Slide 14 - Quiz
Islam's effect on Africa
Africans who accepted Islam adopted Islamic laws and ideas.
Muslim schools introduced the Arabic language to their students.
Islam influenced African art and its buildings.
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