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Question

For this sample work you will be reviewing the causes and effects of ancient civilization in Africa match the effect to the correct cause

THERE CAN'T BE DUPLICATES

CAUSES:

The map of Africa

The east African coast was easily accessible to arab traders and a lot of evidence still exists today.

As the global economy changed in the 17th century, European countries began infiltration Africa

West Africa was also impacted by the spread of Islam

Berbers discovered that camels could cover greater d8stances than other pack animals and could travel up to ten days without water

Trade with middle east and Africa

Traders along the Indian Ocean were impacted by the physical geography and stopped in ports

West African empires made much of their wealth by exporting salt

Traditional African religions and Islam became very common in early African societies

The once powerful African empires continued to be impacted by the European powers not only economically but also by the cultures that they brought with them.

EFFECTS:

Cultural diffusion occurred with the sharing and combining of cultural ideas and religion

Today, Christianity is the most practiced religion in Africa

Asian economies grew from these markets

North and South Africa are mainly isolated from one another new tooth. There desert locations in the dense rainforest that exists in central africa

Mansa Musa, leader of Mali, practiced islam and went on a Haji to messa
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Kingdom of congo lost control of the slave trade and the stability coast lost its power to extract resources

Many african societies would wear amulets to show that they were muslim converts

Due to an economy built on exporting salt.It allowed places like timbuktu to import books

NOMADS found new routes across the desert and trade increased

Swahili Is a mixture of arabic and african languages

Answer 1

Here are the effects matched with their corresponding causes based on the provided information:

1. The map of Africa

   • EFFECT: North and South Africa are mainly isolated from one another due to desert locations in the dense rainforest that exists in central Africa.

2. The east African coast was easily accessible to Arab traders and a lot of evidence still exists today.

   • EFFECT: Swahili is a mixture of Arabic and African languages.

3. As the global economy changed in the 17th century, European countries began infiltration Africa.

   • EFFECT: Kingdom of Congo lost control of the slave trade and the coastal stability lost its power to extract resources.

4. West Africa was also impacted by the spread of Islam.

   • EFFECT: Many African societies would wear amulets to show that they were Muslim converts.

5. Berbers discovered that camels could cover greater distances than other pack animals and could travel up to ten days without water.

   • EFFECT: Nomads found new routes across the desert and trade increased.

6. Trade with the Middle East and Africa

   • EFFECT: Asian economies grew from these markets.

7. Traders along the Indian Ocean were impacted by the physical geography and stopped in ports.

   • EFFECT: Cultural diffusion occurred with the sharing and combining of cultural ideas and religion.

8. West African empires made much of their wealth by exporting salt.

   • EFFECT: Due to an economy built on exporting salt, it allowed places like Timbuktu to import books.

9. Traditional African religions and Islam became very common in early African societies.

   • EFFECT: Today, Christianity is the most practiced religion in Africa.

10. The once powerful African empires continued to be impacted by the European powers not only economically but also by the cultures that they brought with them.

    • EFFECT: Mansa Musa, leader of Mali, practiced Islam and went on a Hajj to Mecca.

Please note that the relationships between the causes and effects can be complex, and the assigned pairings are based on the expected historical or logical connections.