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Study the progression of African societies.
What are the final two progressions as a trading town continues to expand?
city, then territory
territory, then province
province, then city
city, then kingdom
Diagram of African society progression. First bubble: farming community becomes village. Second bubble: Village becomes trading town. Third bubble: blank. Fourth bubble: blank.
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Correct answer: city, then kingdom.
As a trading town grows in population, complexity, and regional influence it becomes a city; continued expansion and centralization of power over surrounding towns and lands leads to formation of a kingdom (e.g., trading centers in West Africa grew into powerful kingdoms/empires such as Ghana, Mali, and Songhai).
As a trading town grows in population, complexity, and regional influence it becomes a city; continued expansion and centralization of power over surrounding towns and lands leads to formation of a kingdom (e.g., trading centers in West Africa grew into powerful kingdoms/empires such as Ghana, Mali, and Songhai).
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