Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Started in one of the cradles of civilization, lasted from for over 3000 years | Egypt | 100%
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The king's pilgrimage to Mecca was so lavish it caused inflation | Mali | 86%
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Under Menelik II, this was one of the only empires to avoid European colonization | Ethiopia | 83%
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Home to legends such as Hannibal and Queen Dido | Carthage | 78%
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Britain's greatest defeat against a native African force was with them during the colonization of South Africa | Zulu | 78%
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Christian kingdom which was a repeated enemy of Portugal in Angola | Kongo | 61%
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Empire which grew from the Trans-Saharan trade of salt and gold during the 1200s | Ghana | 58%
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This sultanate was the first nation to recognize the United States | Morocco | 53%
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In the early 1800s, this sultanate was united with Oman | Zanzibar | 50%
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Their sack of Rome gives us a word meaning "destruction or damage to public or private property" | Vandals | 47%
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Bantu kingdom with a Tutsi ruling class founded in the 15th century | Rwanda | 44%
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Took advantage of the fall of the above to create the largest empire in West African history | Songhai | 42%
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Empire near modern Eritrea home to a monumental obelisk | Aksum | 28%
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Group of kingdoms in Nigeria whose descendants make up 86 million people across West Africa | Hausa | 28%
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Trans-Saharan trading empire based around Lake Chad | Kanem | 22%
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The most successfully empire of Nubia, eventually controlling the Northern half of the Nile | Kush | 22%
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Successor of the above in the late 1300s | Bornu | 19%
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In 1976 they changed the word "republic" in their name to "empire. In 1979 it changed back | Central African Empire | 19%
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Islamic Caliphate who traced their ancestry to Muhammad's daughter | {Fatimid} Caliphate | 17%
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Empire spreading from Morocco to Libya before becoming the Roman province of "New Africa" | Numidia | 14%
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