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What reason is believedto have promptedthe Bantu migrations
Historians debatecausesthe Bantu migrations
The extensive movement of people which began soon after the Islamic conquest of North Africa , together with the gradual drying of the arearesultedin the Bantu Migration
a population increase , which was a result of more efficient food production of new crops such as the banana(passive) was most likely caused byThe Bantu migration
agricultureledto the Bantu migration
Khoisan languages ... their present - day area of distributionresultedfrom Bantu migrations
the devastating mfecane wars in the early nineteenth century(passive) caused bythe Bantu migration
the exact reasonledto the Bantu migration
The freshly excavated channel was then armored with rockto preventheadcut migration
also(passive) may ... be triggeredCodelet migration
the distribution of east african coins ( 2influencedthe distribution of east african coins ( 2
in the borderland between Nigeria and Cameroonoriginatingin the borderland between Nigeria and Cameroon
in eastern Nigeria / Cameroonoriginatingin eastern Nigeria / Cameroon
in the Nigeria / Cameroon borderlandoriginatingin the Nigeria / Cameroon borderland
in Nigeria / Cameroon in ancient timesoriginatingin Nigeria / Cameroon in ancient times
the develodid ... influencethe develo
in the growth of several interior cities in Central and South Africaresultedin the growth of several interior cities in Central and South Africa
many linguistic and cultural contributions to Africacausedmany linguistic and cultural contributions to Africa
to many cries of " Olly olly oxen freeledto many cries of " Olly olly oxen free
development of states to organize labor in Africacauseddevelopment of states to organize labor in Africa
some 2,000 years agooriginatedsome 2,000 years ago
local administration that later evolved into a more centralized governmentcreatedlocal administration that later evolved into a more centralized government
to the expansion and creation of many , many different languages throughout all of Africaledto the expansion and creation of many , many different languages throughout all of Africa
the development of the African civilizationinfluencedthe development of the African civilization
in growth of interior cities in S Africaresultin growth of interior cities in S Africa
to depopulationledto depopulation
to the settlement of new parts of Africa and the spread of the Bantu language to new tribesledto the settlement of new parts of Africa and the spread of the Bantu language to new tribes
800 C.E.(passive) Caused by800 C.E.
in southeast Nigeria and moving via Cameroon / Congo to East Africaoriginatingin southeast Nigeria and moving via Cameroon / Congo to East Africa
to the first settlements in the Saharaledto the first settlements in the Sahara
to the settlement of most of Africaledto the settlement of most of Africa
in the propagation of cultural assimilation , development and progressioncontributedin the propagation of cultural assimilation , development and progression
great cultural diffusion from Central to South Africacreatedgreat cultural diffusion from Central to South Africa
stimulated of cross - cultural interactions 7causedstimulated of cross - cultural interactions 7
the spread of agriculture in the Sub Saharandid ... contributethe spread of agriculture in the Sub Saharan
to the loss of culture of the local Khoi - San communities that remained on the land as they were absorbed into the Bantu culturealso ledto the loss of culture of the local Khoi - San communities that remained on the land as they were absorbed into the Bantu culture
the development of African culturestrongly influencedthe development of African culture
2 AP World History Unit Timeline(passive) created by2 AP World History Unit Timeline
in the syncretism of 2 languages Define syncretism Name the 2 Termsresultedin the syncretism of 2 languages Define syncretism Name the 2 Terms
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