Why did mansa musas pilgrimage have the unintended effect


Problem

Watch the YouTube video "Mansa Musa and Islam in Africa: World History Crash Course #16" then answer the problems listed below.

• Much of African history was preserved via __________ rather than written tradition.

• Mansa Musa was a king who ruled the West African empire of ______ and in _________ he left his home to make the ________, the pilgrimage to Mecca.

• Why did Mansa Musa's pilgrimage have the unintended effect of leaving Europeans with the idea that West Africa was loaded with gold?

• In this time period, the largest and best-known city in West Africa was ______________. Islam eventually spread along pre-existing ___________________ between North and West Africa.

• Muslim kings were trying to extend their power over largely non-Muslim populations which worshipped traditional African gods and spirits. What is one way the African kings would blend traditional religion with Islam?

• The eastern coast of Africa saw the rise of what historians called Swahili civilization, which was not an empire or a kingdom but a collection of ________________________, all of which formed a network of trade ports. There was no central authority but there were three things that linked the city-states together: ______________, _____________, and __________________.

• What factors led to the rapid development of the Swahili civilization in the 8th century?

• At their height, between the 13th and 16th century, most of the Swahili cities boasted large ____________________.

• What were some of the exports and imports of the Swahili cities? i. Exports -ii. Imports

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