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- 15 Lessons
- 3 Weeks
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- Week 10Week 10: Southern Africa & Central Africa6
- 1.1Kingdom of Mapungubwe (c. 1075–1220 AD): Exploring one of Southern Africa’s earliest states, known for its wealth and trade connections.
- 1.2Great Zimbabwe (c. 1100–1450 AD): Analyzing the rise of Great Zimbabwe as a powerful state in Southern Africa, its architecture, and its trade networks.
- 1.3Kingdom of Kongo (c. 1390–1914 AD): Investigating the political, economic, and spiritual structures of the Kingdom of Kongo and its influence in Central Africa.
- 1.4Luba Empire (c. 1585–1889 AD): A look at the Luba Empire’s centralized governance and its impact on trade and political power in Central Africa.
- 1.5Quiz 1: Southern and Central African Kingdoms15 Minutes10 Questions
- 1.6Assignment: The Economic and Political Structures of Southern and Central African Kingdoms
- Week 11Week 11: East Africa & West Africa6
- 2.1Swahili City-States (c. 8th century–16th century AD): Examining the role of the Swahili city-states as key players in the Indian Ocean trade.
- 2.2Ghana Empire (c. 700–1240 AD): Exploring the political and economic significance of the Ghana Empire in West Africa.
- 2.3Mali Empire (c. 1235–1600 AD): Understanding the Mali Empire’s rise to power, focusing on Mansa Musa and the empire’s wealth.
- 2.4Songhai Empire (c. 1464–1591 AD): Investigating the Songhai Empire’s role in continuing the legacy of Mali and its eventual decline.
- 2.5Quiz 2: East and West African Kingdoms15 Minutes10 Questions
- 2.6Assignment: Trade and Diplomacy in East and West African Empires
- Week 12Week 12: North Africa6
- 3.1Carthage (c. 814 BC–146 BC): Exploring the rise and fall of Carthage, focusing on its role as a major Mediterranean power and its conflicts with Rome.
- 3.2Kemet/Afrikan Civilization (c. 3100 BC–30 BC): Understanding the political, cultural, and religious influence of Kemet/Afrikan as one of Africa’s most powerful ancient civilizations.
- 3.3The eternal return: rebirth through awareness
- 3.4Roman and Arab Influence in North Africa: Analyzing the impact of Roman conquest and later Arab expansion in shaping the cultural and political landscape of North Africa.
- 3.5Quiz 3: North African Civilizations15 Minutes10 Questions
- 3.6Assignment: The Political and Economic Systems of Ancient North African Civilizations
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