Describe how the Bantu migration changed Africa’s cultural landscape.(1 point)

The Bantu migration significantly changed Africa’s cultural landscape primarily through the introduction of new agricultural practices and technologies, notably their knowledge of iron tools and weapons. This advancement allowed Bantu-speaking peoples to improve farming efficiency and expand into new territories. Additionally, as Bantu groups migrated and settled in diverse regions, they interacted with and often adopted various local languages and customs, contributing to a rich cultural exchange. This resulted in a blending of linguistic and cultural traditions across large areas of Sub-Saharan Africa. Thus, while Bantu migration did not control trade along the West African coastline or demonstrate how to become hunter-gatherers, it fundamentally shifted the continent’s demographic and cultural dynamics.