In the suggest period between 200,000 and 12,000 years ago, humans were living a nomadic lifestyle. The humans of this period were hunter-gatherers, and they were constantly moving from one place to another in accordance to the food supply and climate conditions. Because of this constant movement and constant search for better hunting grounds and places where there's much bigger and more constant supply of fruits, vegetables, root plants, they managed to disperse in very big space and little by little to colonize the planet. In this period the cultivation of plants was still not taking place, and also the humans still hadn't managed to domesticate any wild animals, apart from the wolf which gave rise to the dog, but it was used for hunting, not as a food source.
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
1) Equator: The equator is an imaginary line that divides the earth into two equal parts known as the northern hemisphere and southern hemisphere. The equator is a line of latitude.
Line A is the equator
2) Latitude: Latitude are imaginary lines on earth that run from the east to west.
Line B are lines of latitude
3) Longitude: Longitude are imaginary lines on earth that run from the north to south.
Line F is a line of longitude
4) Prime Meridian: The prime meridian is a 0° line of longitude. It serves as a reference for other lines of longitude measurement.
Line E is a prime meridian.
5) South pole: The south pole is at a latitude of 90°S and all the lines of longitude meet there.
Point D is the south pole
6) North pole: The north pole is at a latitude of 90°N and all the lines of longitude meet there.
Point C is the south pole
Answer: They led to larger urban cores that used professional armies to increase their territory and enslave people.
Explanation:
Trade generally brings about wealth and this was the case for West African societies as a result of interactions with the Muslim traders who crossed the Sahara to trade with them.
As a result of the gains from trade, wealthy urban cores and cities were formed such as Timbuktu, Gao and Agadez
. The wealth the rulers of these cities acquired enabled them to use professional armies to conquer more territory.
Indeed one of the richest men in history, Mansa Musa ruled over an empire that became so rich due to trade in his territory.
