AP World Review: Video #24: Sub-Saharan Societies

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AP World Review: Video #24: Sub-Saharan Societies Everything You Need To Know About Sub-Saharan Societies To Succeed In AP World www.APWorldReview.com

Social Structures Communities were often organized around kinship Members of a clan or family Your age determined the type of work you would do Men did most jobs that required specialization Tanners, blacksmiths

Women In Sub-Saharan Africa Most societies were patriarchal In some instances, inheritances were not passed to sons, but to sisters Women did not often veil themselves

Slavery In Sub-Saharan Africa Slavery did exist Most slaves were prisoners of war, debtors, or criminals With the development of trade routes, the practice of selling slaves increased Zanj Rebellion: 1,500 slaves revolted, established a new government The leader, Ali bin Muhammad was eventually captured and killed

Sub-Saharan Culture Music, art, and storytelling were a significant part of African culture Lyrics were often meant to communicate with the spirit world Griots - story tellers Told history orally Became very influential, often counseled kings

Swahili & Religion Language from the combination of Bantu and Arabic Still spoken today in Southeast Africa Ethiopia practiced Christianity beginning in the 12th century Developed independently from the Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Church Combined African elements with Christianity - ancestor veneration, spirits, etc.

Quick Recap Social Structures of Sub- Saharan African communities Role of women Slavery and reasons for its increase Culture and religion

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