The Africa's of history
Africa's history begins with the emergence of homo sapiens in East Africa and continues to patchwork in the current and present political and developing state. The recorded history of the primary civilization arose in the state of Kush, [1] and later Horn of Africa, Sehel, Maghreb and Horn of Africa. During the medieval period, Islam travels from Arab to Egypt to Egypt, crosses Maghreb and success. Some significant pre-colonial states and African society included Ajuran empire, D. MT, Warsangali Sultanate of the Sultanate of the Sultanate, Nok Culture, Mali Empire, the Kingdom of the Songhai Empire, Benin Empire, Ashanti, Empire, Ghana Empire, Masi Empire State Mutapa Empire, Mapungubwe, State of the State Sennar State Saloum State Baol State Cayor Kingdom Zimbabwe State Congo State Kaabu, ancient Carthage, Numidia, Mauretania Amrajya Kingdom and the Aksumite Empire. Muslim Arabs from the mid-7th century saw the Arab Arabs in 652 AD, following a ceasefire between the Rashidun Khilafat and the Kingdom of Makuria after the Second War, the African slave. They were abandoned in the Red Sea, the Indian Ocean, and Asia and Europeans across the Sahara Desert. By the end of the 15th century, Europeans joined the slave trade, the Portuguese had first occupied trade through slaves and later part of the trade of Atlantic slavery. They take foreign slaves from the West, Central, and South Africa. [2] In the late 19th and early 20th century, African European colonialism made an independent choice for Africa. It is widely believed that before the African colonization, there were 10,000 different states and individual groups, including Africa, with distinct languages and customs. [3] In the aftermath of the struggle for independence in many regions of the continent, along with World War II, weak Europe, Declanissance became the final result of the 1960's in Africa. Africa's history is challenging for research in the fields of African Studies due to lack of resources in the large parts of the continent, especially with the destruction of the most important manuscripts from Timbuktu. Oral history, historic linguistics, archaeological and genetic recordings were important as classical.
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