Module 2: Pre-colonial Kemet/Afrikan History

Module 2: Pre-colonial Kemet/Afrikan History

The Pre-colonial Kemet/African History module provides a comprehensive look at the history of Kemet and other African empires, focusing on their cultural, intellectual, and governance structures. Learners will gain a deep understanding of the achievements of African civilizations and their lasting impact on the world.

Description

Overview:

This module explores the diverse and rich history of Pre-colonial Kemet and other Kemet/Afrikan civilizations. Learners will journey through key African empires and kingdoms, focusing on their governance structures, social organization, and cultural achievements. The module emphasizes the importance of Kemet as a center of knowledge, culture, and spiritual thought, while also covering other influential Kemet/Afrikan societies such as Kush, Mali, and Ghana.

Lesson Outcomes:

  1. Understand the development of pre-colonial Kemet/Afrikan civilizations.
  2. Analyze the governance structures and political organization of Kemet and other Kemet/Afrikan empires.
  3. Explore the cultural and scientific achievements of pre-colonial Kemet/Afrikan societies.
  4. Investigate the role of spirituality and religion in pre-colonial governance.
  5. Reflect on the intellectual and philosophical contributions of Kemet/Afrika to the world.
  6. Examine the relationships between Kemet/Afrikan kingdoms and their neighbors.
  7. Explore the influence of Kemet/Afrikan empires on global trade and economics.
  8. Investigate the role of women in governance and spiritual leadership in pre-colonial Kemet/Afrikan.
  9. Compare the social structures of various Kemet/Afrikan civilizations.
  10. Reflect on how pre-colonial Kemet/Afrikan history can inform modern Kemet/Afrikan identity and governance.