Effects of European Exploration
Slave Trade
European Footholds
New African States
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Oyo Empire
Plantations
Missionaries
Boers
Someone sent to do religious work in a territory or foreign country
large estates run by and owner or an owners overseer
Dutch people who settled in Cape Town, Africa, and eventually migrated inland
Malindi
A coastal town in Southeastern Kenya
Cape Town
Seaport city and legislative capital of South Africa; was the first Dutch Colony in Africa
Mombasa
A city in southeastern Kenya located on a small coastal island
Arose from Yoruba people of present day Nigeria
Used wealth from slave trade to build powerful army
Traded with euro emps at port city of Porto-Novo
Alfonso I
ruler of the Kongo in west Africa who called upon the Portuguese to help him create a modern Christian state. He wanted to stop the slave trade
Osei Tutu
He won control of a big trading city, he conquered neighboring people and he was the one that unified the Asante kingdom.
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Asante Kingdom
A powerful state because they became unified and linked by spiritual bonds. This bond helped them defeat the Denkyera.
Monopoly
A monopoly makes a very powerful state because they dominate gold and slave trades.
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