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Portuguess traded with the west african by exchaning technologies and materials for?
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Why was the African iron age different from that of other regions?
The African Iron Age was different from other regions because it developed independently, without influence from other societies. African ironworking techniques were developed locally and spread throughout the continent, leading to unique styles and technologies. Additionally, the availability of materials and environmental factors played a significant role in shaping the African Iron Age.
What materials were African masks made from?
wood and clay
Most of the raw materials that exchanged hands in the East African trade came from?
Most of the raw materials that exchanged hands in the East African trade came from Africa.
What is the difference between African and Aboriginal jewelry with materials?
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What types of materials are used for African rural houses and how are the materials strengthened to withstand forces that act on them?
They use: Dirt, Mud, Stone and other natural materials them.
What is the entire african economy based on?
At present, the African economy is based on commodities and raw materials. Components of its economy include industry, agriculture, and trade.
What is meant by Africana?
Materials, such as books, documents, or artifacts, relating to African history or culture.
What materials does Yinka Shonibare use in his work?
his key material is african patterned cloth
Why were these south African traditional materials used?
they were used because they were the only existing material to be used
Granville T Woods?
Granville T. Woods was an African-American inventor from Columbus, Ohio. His inventions include the egg incubator and some railroad technologies.
In the trade network what did the colonists provide?
Raw Materials
Why would Spain offer manufactured goods instead of the raw materials from the Americas when trading for African slaves?
African tribes lacked the technology to make European manufactured goods.
