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Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People

Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People Hunter - Gatherers

Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People Hunter - Gatherers

Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People Hunter - Gatherers Louis Leakey found evidence of cavemen in East Africa. Stone Age Tools

Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People Hunter - Gatherers Protecting Crops Farming and Herding Domesticating Plants and Animals Food Surplus Civilization Develops

Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People Hunter - Gatherers Protecting Crops Farming and Herding Domesticating Plants and Animals Food Surplus Civilization Develops

Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People Hunter - Gatherers Protecting Crops Farming and Herding Domesticating Plants and Animals Food Surplus Civilization Develops

Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People Hunter - Gatherers Protecting Crops Farming and Herding Domesticating Plants and Animals Food Surplus Civilization Develops

Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People Hunter - Gatherers Protecting Crops Farming and Herding Domesticating Plants and Animals Food Surplus Civilization Develops

Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People Hunter - Gatherers Protecting Crops Farming and Herding Domesticating Plants and Animals Food Surplus Civilization Develops

Ch.20 sec.1 Africa’s First People A Civilization includes a society with: cities (more than one) a government social classes w/ a variety of jobs architecture (a specific design / way of building) writing / written language art

Ch.20 sec.1 Ancient Egypt & Ancient Nubia

Ch.20 sec.1 Ancient Egypt

Ch.20 sec.1 Egypt Civilization

Ch.20 sec.1 Egypt Civilization

Ch.20 sec.1 Ancient Nubia

Ch.20 sec.1 Nubian Civilization

Ch.20 sec.1 Nubian Civilization Pyramids of Meroë

Ch.20 sec.1 The Bantu Migrations Bantu home region

Ch.20 sec.1 The Bantu Migrations Around 500 B.C. Bantu Africans in West Africa learned how to heat and shape iron into tools and weapons.

Ch.20 sec.1 The Bantu Migrations

Ch.20 sec.1 The Bantu Migrations Where mainly Bantu languages are spoken