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The Ancient Ghana Trivia! Are You Sure?

Ghana was a very prosperous nation with booming trade and rich culture. They were envied so much by their neighbors that a coup was organized to enslave them. These are just...

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 502 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

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Where was the Empire of Ghana located?

North Africa

West Africa

South Africa

East Africa

How Much Do You Know About Ancient Ghana? Quiz

Ancient Ghana ruled from around 300 to 1100 CE. The empire first formed when a number of tribes of the Soninke peoples were united under their first king, Dinga Cisse. The...

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 285 | Last updated: Mar 18, 2023

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Ancient Ghana was so rich that which animals wore gold collars?

Horses

Dogs

Cattle

Camel

The Ultimate WASSCE Exam: Trivia Quiz

Are you familiar with WASSCE, and do you think you can pass this quiz? The West African Senior School Certificate is a specialized test in which students procure a certificate...

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 173 | Last updated: Mar 18, 2023

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The Examination Has Contributed To Education in The Following Anglophonic Countries of West Africa Except?

Sierra Leone

Ghana

Cameroon

Gambia

The Kingdom Of Benin: Trivia Facts Quiz!

Do you know anything about the kingdom of Benin? This quiz may be of assistance. As far as this quiz goes, it would help if you understand when European merchant ships first...

Questions: 11 | Attempts: 821 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

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European merchant ships first arrived along the coast of West Africa in:

The 19th century

The 15th Century

The 4th century

The 17th century

How Much You Know About West Africa? Trivia Quiz

West Africa is the western territory of Africa. It is the more densely populated area of Africa. It is the most challenging place for travel and is a potentially valuable place...

Questions: 14 | Attempts: 941 | Last updated: Mar 20, 2023

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Which West African Country was named for an ancient kingdom in the region?

Liberia

Nigeria

Chad

Ghana

West Africa - Whorrall - 7.4.4

Explore the rich cultural heritage of West Africa in this engaging quiz. Delve into the roles of griots, the significance of sculptures, masks, and the enduring traditions of...

Questions: 6 | Attempts: 121 | Last updated: Mar 28, 2024

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The lack of a written language does not mean that the people of West Africa didn’t know their history, though. They passed along information through oral histories. An oral history is a spoken record of past events. The task of remembering West Africa’s history was entrusted to storytellers. West African story tellers were called griots (GREE-ohz). They were highly respected in their communities because the people of West Africa were very interested in the deeds of their ancestors. Griots helped keep this history alive for each new generation. West African Epics Some of the griot poems are epics—long poems about kingdoms and heroes. Many of these epic poems are collected in the Dausi (DAW-zee) and the Sundiata. The Dausi tells the history of Ghana. Intertwined with historical events, though, are myths and legends. For example, one story is about a terrifying seven-headed snake god named Bida. This god promised that Ghana would prosper if the people sacrificed a young woman to him every year. Sculpture Of all the visual art forms, the sculpture of West Africa is probably the best known. West Africans made ornate statues and carvings out of wood, brass, clay, ivory, stone, and other materials. Most statues from West Africa are of people—often the sculptor’s ancestors. In most cases, these statues were made for religious rituals, to ask for the ancestors’ blessings. Sculptors made other statues as gifts for the gods. These sculptures were kept in holy places. They were never meant to be seen by people. Masks and Clothing In addition to statues, the artists of West Africa carved elaborate masks. Made of wood, these masks bore the faces of animals such as hyenas, lions, monkeys, and antelopes. Artists often painted the masks after carving them. People wore these masks during rituals as they danced around fires. The way firelight reflected off the masks made them look fierce and lifelike. Music and Dance In many West African societies, music and dance were as important as the visual arts. Singing and dancing were great forms of entertainment, but they also helped people honor their history and were central to many celebrations. For example, music was played when a ruler entered a room. Dance has long been a central part of African society. Many West African cultures used dance to celebrate specific events or ceremonies. For example, they may have performed one dance for weddings and another for funerals. In some parts of West Africa, people still perform dances similar to those performed hundreds of years ago.

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