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Return to Archaeology and Humanity's Story: A Brief Introduction to World Prehistory 2e Student Resources
Chapter 15 Student Quiz
Mapungubwe and Great Zimbabwe in Africa
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Which of the following was NOT domesticated in Africa?
Sorghum
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Millet
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Cattle
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Chickens
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Beginning around 500 BC, _____________ from around Lake Victoria spread farming, ironworking, and ceramics southward.
Egyptians
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Bantu speakers
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Foragers
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Victorians
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In the chifumbaze complex, high-ranking men and women were buried:
In temple courtyards.
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In forests.
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At sea.
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In cattle pens called
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Why do archaeologists expect that prehistoric metallurgy was male dominated?
Because it requires lots of upper body strength.
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Women are better suited for ceramics, since they generally have smaller hands.
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In the ethnographic record, metallurgy is a male-dominated activity.
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In known social contexts, metallurgy is symbolically female.
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Why did the Zhizo establish Schroda village?
It was in a rich agricultural valley.
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It was a major port.
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It was in an area with many elephants.
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It was the core of Leopard pottery development.
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The first archaeological evidence of Zimbabwe Culture-with stone-walled residences at the center of town-is found at:
Great Zimbabwe.
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Mapungubwe.
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Schroda.
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Bambandyanalo.
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How far was Great Zimbabwe from Mapungubwe?
Over 500 miles.
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400 miles.
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300 miles.
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Less than 200 miles.
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At the peak of Great Zimbabwe's power, the international ivory trade was replaced by:
Local ivory trade.
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Gold.
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Glass beads.
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Iron.
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In the Central Cattle Pattern in Iron Age southeastern Africa, which of the following was NOT part of the central men's area?
Kraals
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Grain storage
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The court
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Kitchens
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In the absence of indigenous historical writing, archaeologists have relied on texts from Portuguese explorers and:
Spanish explorers.
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Oral traditions of modern Shona and Venda speakers.
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Oral traditions of European explorers.
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Analogy with other groups in similar climates.
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When Great Zimbabwe declined, elites may have moved on to establish ___________ near the Zambezi river.
The Mutapa state.
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The Torwa state.
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Mapungubwe.
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Lesser Zimbabwe.
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