AP World Review: Video #22: Bantu Migrations (Key Concept 3

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

By Priyanka Juneja, Sasha Ree, and Lauretta Zhao

Advertisements

Africa and the Bantu Chapter 11, Lesson 1.

Early Africa. African population: billion 88.5 people per sq. mile Chinese population: billion per square mile European population:

People and Traditions of Africa. The ways of African societies varied greatly from place to place Hunters and Gatherers were around and many traveled.

By: Jerome Allas and Nicky Li

Islam in Africa Chapter 8. Prior to Islam Lack of political unity Secret societies handle disputes No need to tax b/c don’t have to support a bureaucracy.

3.1 Class Notes: The Rise of African Civilizations

Section 1 Africa’s Early History. A. North Africa – written records exist for the civilizations north of the Great Sahara Desert. B. South of the Sahara.

Standards SSWH6 The student will describe the diverse characteristics of early African societies before 1800 CE. a. Identify the Bantu migration patterns.

Sub-Saharan Africa Early Bantu migrations and more.

Migrations. BANTU MIGRATIONS The Bantu peoples Originated in the region around modern Nigeria Agricultural Society Cultivated yams and palm oil Herded.

African Cultures.

The Bantu Migration.

Chapter 3 Part 2 Nubia and the Bantu Migrations 1©2011, The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Bantu Migration Activating Map.

Ancient African Kingdoms. The Kingdom of Kush.

Cultures of Africa.

Development of African Civilizations

Chapter 4 Enduring Traditions. Families and Villages The family is the cornerstone of traditional African society Arranged marriage is were the parents.

Chapter 2.1 African Beginnings Thousands of years ago the Sahara Desert was very wet, and produced some of the best farming. Scientists believe some of.

Africa. True or False? Africa is bigger than Europe, China, India, and the US combines. ___ All living humans can be traced back to Africa. ___ There.

A Satellite View Africa’s Size # Second largest continent  11,700,000 sq. mi. # 10% of the world’s population. # 2 ½ times the size of the U. S. 5000MILES5000MILES.

Expansion of African Trade

I. Sub-Saharan Trade.

The Kikuyu Mishal Lalani

Early African Peoples Nomadic Lifestyle: Hunter-gatherers who traveled in small bands of related families. Agriculture: Began by 6000 B.C. which changed.

Unit 1: Foundations 8,000 B.C.E.-600 B.C.E..

Bantu Migration.

Civilization and Empire

Dr. Afxendiou Sachem North High School

Societies in Africa.

Alternatives to Civilization: Bantu Africa

Ch 7 Africa and The Americas 600 B.C.E C.E.

First there was the Khoisan…

APUSH Review: Video #4: Interactions Between Natives And Europeans (Key Concept 1.2, II, A-C) Everything You Need To Know About Interactions Between Natives.

Unit 1: Foundations 8,000 B.C.E.-600 B.C.E..

Ancient Bantu Africa.

AP World Review: Video #10: Shamanism, Animism, And Ancestor Veneration (Key Concept 2.1, IV, A) Everything You Need To Know About Shamanism, Animism,

Diverse Societies in Africa

Islam in Africa.

Islam in Africa Chapter 8.

Migration Relocation of large number of Bantu- speaking people brings cultural diffusion and change to southern Africa.

AP World Review: Video #8: Judaism And Christianity (Key Concepts 2

Chap 19 States and Societies in Sub-Saharan Africa

AP World Review: Video #18: The Spread Of Crops And Their Impacts (Key Concept 2.3, III, A) Everything You Need To Know About The Spread Of Crops And Their.

Peoples and Traditions of Africa

Shout Out Time: Mr. Sawyer’s Class in Massachusetts

Africa & the Bantu Chapter 11 Section 1.

Civilization and Empire

Unit 1: From West Africa to the Early Americas (Ancient Times – 1763)

AP World Review Video # 5: Aspects of Early Civilizations (Key Concept 1.3, III, A - F) Everything You Need To Know About Aspects Of Civilizations To Succeed.

The Bantu Migration.

Early Society in Africa

AP World Review: Period 1 In 15 Minutes!

AP World Review: Video #1: The Paleolithic & Neolithic Revolutions (Key Concepts 1.1, I, A-B 1.2, I, A - D) Everything You Need To Know About The Paleolithic.

AP World Review: Video #4: The Emergence Of States And New Weapons And Transportation (Key Concept 1.3, II, A-C) Everything You Need To Know About The.

AP World Review: Video #23: West & East African Kingdoms

Do Now Notebooks out Warm Up: What resources would an early human civilization need to be successful?

Chap 3 Condensed! Aim: How did early African societies and the Bantu Migrations shape the later societies?

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

Africa The Cultures of Africa.

AP World Review: Video #2: Agriculture and Pastoralism’s Impact On Human Societies (Key Concept 1.2, II, A-C) Everything You Need To Know About Agriculture.

Chap 19 States and Societies in Sub-Saharan Africa

Islam in Africa.

Expansion of African Trade

Tran-Sahara and the Bantu

Paleolithic Era “Archaeological evidence indicates that during the Paleolithic era, hunter-forager bands of humans gradually migrated from their origin.

Presentation transcript:

AP World Review: Video #22: Bantu Migrations (Key Concept 3 AP World Review: Video #22: Bantu Migrations (Key Concept 3.1, II, B-C) Everything You Need To Know About Bantu Migrations To Succeed In AP World www.APWorldReview.com

Bantu Migrations Bantu-speaking people originated in West Africa Spread throughout 1/3 of the African continent Most migrations involved small groups of people

Bantu Agriculture Bantus produced a surplus of food Yams, millet, sorghum Forced the Bantus to expand 300 - 500 B.C.E. Bananas were introduced from Indonesia Increase in population Bantus could move to land that did not allow for the cultivation of yams

Bantu Technology 500 B.C.E. - iron tools and weapons allowed them to clear land and be successful in battle Think of environmental impacts Canoes allowed them to travel on rivers in Africa

Bantu Societies 2000 B.C.E. - Bantus reached East Africa Began raising sheep and cattle 400 C.E. Bantu speaking people arrived in South Africa - end of migration Societies were often matrilineal Trace ancestry through their mothers

Bantu Religion & Arts Many believed one God created the world that was inhabited by many spirits Ancestor veneration Masks and figures often represented dead ancestors

Quick Recap Where did the Bantu originate? Why did they migrate? New technologies and crops? How did they transform Africa as they migrated?

See You Back Here For Video #23: West & East Africa Kingdoms Thanks for watching Best of luck!