Effects of European Exploration

European Footholds

Slave Trade

New African State

Monopoly - The exclusive control of a business or industry.

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Malindi

These are two different cities which are both located in East Africa. They are coastal cities. Europeans set up forts and trading posts in this area

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Missionaries - a person sent on a religious mission, especially one sent to promote Christianity in a foreign country

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Plantations - These were large plots of land that had slaves on them who weren't paid or given decent rights. This was mainly in the Americas.

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Affonso 1 - Was a ruler in the Kongo. Expanded The kingdom south and east. Spread Christianity.

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Asante Kingdom - This was made in what is now known as Ghana. Was unified by Osei Tutu.

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Osei Tutu - Was known for being a military leader. Won control over trading in Kumasi. Conquered neighbors. Unified the Asante Kingdom

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Oyo Empire - This empire became as big as it was from the trading of slaves. They used the money to build up an army and make an empire.

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Cape Town - A settlement created by dutch immigrants that was the first permanent European settlement to supply ships sailing to and from the east indies

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The Boers - They were Dutch farmers and they believed that they were superior than African Americans and believed they were sent by god

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