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What oral tradition did West Africa create?
West African storytellers created the character Anansi, a wise but mischevious spider.
What were the west African storytellers called?
Mantras
What were Entertainers such as singers tumblers jugglers clowns or storytellers who wandered about Europe during the medieval period called?
Entertainers such as singers, tumbler, jugglers, clowns or storytellers who wandered about Europe during the medieval period called were called minstrels and jongulers.
What entertainment were there in Medieval Baghdad?
Entertainment in Medieval Baghdad includes storytellers in the street and wine houses with dancers and musicians where men could go to relax
What parts of the world practiced Islam during Medieval Times?
Spain, North Africa, West Africa, the Horn of Africa, the Middle East, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Indonesia.
What is The name for a storyteller?
In West Africa sometimes storytellers were referred to as Griots. For more information check out the following link:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griotthis word is used in most text books
Where did Muslims live in Medieval Times?
In the medieval period, Muslims were primarily in the Middle East, North Africa, West Africa, Eastern Coastal Africa, Southeastern Europe, parts of the Indian Subcontinent, and the Indonesian Archipelago; roughly the same as their distribution today (sans immigration to the Western World).
What instruments do west African storytellers use?
One would be the thumb piano. There are undoubtedly others.
How were children educated in medieval West Africa?
They were educated by story tellers that told of the African history. They heard stories like Ananzi the spider.
Is Songhai Empire in east Africa of west Africa?
West Africa.
What religion from north Africa to west Africa?
What religion spread from North Africa to west Africa
Was Songhai the largest country of West Africa?
It was the largest empire in West Africa and Africa.
