| A | B |
|---|
| Ghana's wealth was based on | Trade Routes |
| Resources in Early West Africa are | Land,Gold,and Salt |
| Silent Barter | A process in West Africa, where people exchanged goods without even contacting each other |
| Rifts | Long deep valleys formed by movements of the earth's crust. |
| Sub-Sahara | Africa South of the Sahra Desert |
| Animism | The belief that bodies of water,animals, and trees have spirits |
| Africa | The second largest continent in the world |
| Extended Families | Parents,children and near relatives all living in the same house |
| Savannah | Oven grasslands in Africa with scattered trees. |
| Farmers | People in Ghana's first occupation |
| Ghana and Mali made their money by | Controlling trade routes |
| Tunka Manin | Leader who led Ghana to its height |
| Niger | River in which Ghana and Mali lie |
| Mansa Musa | Muslim King that led Mali to its height and helped spread Islam |
| Sahara | Large desert in West Africa |
| What religion spread thanks to Mansa Musa | Islam |
| Timbukt | Capital of Songhai |
| Sculpture | Common art form in West Africa |
| Griot | West African storyteller who keeps Oral History alive |
| Kente | Famous cloth woven in Africa |
