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Effects of European Exploration - Coggle Diagram
Effects of European Exploration
European Footholds
Mombasa
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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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
The Boers - They were Dutch farmers and they believed that they were superior than African Americans and believed they were sent by god
Slave Trade
Missionaries - a person sent on a religious mission, especially one sent to promote Christianity in a foreign country
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.
Affonso 1 - Was a ruler in the Kongo. Expanded The kingdom south and east. Spread Christianity.
New African State
Monopoly - The exclusive control of a business or industry.
Asante Kingdom - This was made in what is now known as Ghana. Was unified by Osei Tutu.
Osei Tutu - Was known for being a military leader. Won control over trading in Kumasi. Conquered neighbors. Unified the Asante Kingdom
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.
