Speir Swahili Coast Set
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- British Kenya
- well... yeah
- Architecture
- the swahili achitecture was thatched roofs
- Nyamwezi
- Slave porters
- "Tribal chiefs"
- the original rulers of Africa
- Moresby Treaty
- 1822- Treaty the prevented the importation of slaves into christian nations
- end of slavery in East Africa
- movements tarnished slavery in Africa
- Muscat
- omani capital
- Plantation Slavery in East Africa
- Giant slave trade
- Arab side of """"
- Clothing, religion and food were brought into the Swahili Coast by the Arabs
- King Phillip II
- maker of Ft. Jesus
- End of Swahili independence
- the Omani takeover (laking date)
- Importance of trade
- Swahili grew and gave to the people that they traded with the following: rice, fruit, grains, cloves, ivory, mangroves, coconut oil, rhino horns, gold, slaves and tortise shells. They got whale oil, carpets, incense, pots, glassware, cloth, perfume, ink, paper, beads and iron.
- Legislative Council
- a council that promoted racial superiority
- Arab/Omani
- Arabs = Arabian Omani= dudes from oman
- Omani Sultans
- rulers from oman that had tons of money and power
- Middlemen
- The Swahili. They were middlemen in between the land and sea, old culture and new influences
- African side of Swahili culture
- The religion and architecture of the African culture
- Zanzibar
- a major island port
- Swahili Towns
- The most populous regions of the Swahili people is Dar-Es-Salaam, Kenya, Mozambique, Somalia, and Comoros. Zanzibar is also heavily populated with Swahili people.
- Bantu
- The original inhabitants of the Swahili Coast
- Nairobi
- Kenya capital
- Hammerton Treaty
- 1845- A treaty banning all shipments of slaves outside of sultan's east Africa
- "Native reserves"
- areas w/ slaves
- Native Registration Act
- the exportation of the native africans
- Treatments of slave
- terrible
- Dhow
- boat.
- "Scramble for Africa"
- the race of colonization of Africa
- Fort Jesus
- a barracks that was to prevent an attack from the omani but was captured
- Sayyid Said
- An owner of a private island that owned a huge amount of slaves for plantation work
- Shirazi
- Middle Easteners that controlled Swahili Africa and prided themselves in not being Swahili (racial superiority)
- Where did the slaves come from
- hinterlands
- Bantu & Arab influences
- bantu brought naval stuff, the arab traded with the Swahili
- "White Highlands"
- the white british part of Africa
- Importance of British Rail Road
- The Introduction of a whole new way of trade
- hinterland
- An area in kenya in which many people emigrated from to Swahili
- Native Authority Ordinance
- the riddance of the tribal chiefs
- Clothing
- the clothing was brought in by the arabs and they were bui-buis and kafas
- KiSwahili
- The coastal language
- Vasco de Gama
- An explorer that was interested in the coast and introduced a spice trade
- Swahili
- You could say that Swahili is three things: the language, the people, or the culture. The people are the inhabitors of the Swahili Coast, the language (KiSwahili) is a common language spoken in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Congo (Democratic), Somalia, Oman, Comoros, Mayotte, and Mozambique. The culture is the mix of local Africa and the Middle East.