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Timbuktu linked parts of Africa closely together and developed great intellectual traditions of its own that shined from West Africa to the rest of the world. Timbuktu itself was a relatively small city close to several other small cities, but greatly important to the salt, gold, clothing, leather, horse, and book trades.
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Grades
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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Pages
14
Answer Key
Not Included
Teaching Duration
1 hour
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This bundle combines four lessons specifically on West Africa. Combined, Historic Cities of West Africa -Kano and the Walled Cities of HausalandThe 100,000 Horsemen of West Africa: Then and Now, andTimbuktuProvide a well illustrated and sweeping overview of the land, peopling and history of a regio
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Timbuktu linked parts of Africa closely together and developed great intellectual traditions of its own that shined from West Africa to the rest of the world. Timbuktu itself was a relatively small city close to several other small cities, but greatly important to the salt, gold, clothing, leather, horse, and book trades.
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