The Rise and Fall of the Mali Empire

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How could the problems caused by the Mali Empire’s rules of succession been prevented?

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So Much Appreciation. Thank You 😊😊😊 Blessings,👍

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You're very welcome! 😊

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Excellent talk on Mali, terra preta discovered also, thank you. 👍

[@Davlavi]

Informative as always.

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A lady of history, lovely.

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I have an exam in a week and this really helped me thank you

[@AmuseableClementine]

Hooray for more African history videos! I just took an African history class; so excited to see it's rich history getting more love.

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Great to see you Kelly ❤ I love the new shirt 👍

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THANK YOU KELLY Peace & Enlyghtenment Alwayz A Micah Hill Dezert-Owl Search My Name

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Thank you for your support! 😊

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The maps are brilliant. Is anywhere to download a full resolution version?

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Largest empire in Africa seen? "Egyptian New Kingdom, am I a joke to you?"

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it’s called kemet not Egypt and it was black african not arab.

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@@Taharquathegreat as a black egypt was not black

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@@amooayomide8110 Unlike you, I'm actually african with 2 born parents in cameroon, and I can defo tell you that the academia here belives that ancient Egypt was black african too. You tuaght you we're smart but you end up making yourself dumb by not trusting your eyes. The thing that non african people don’t realize is that Ancient Kemet culture is so similar to even today modern day black africa in it’s cosmogony, religion and even language that when we see you 🤡 claiming it was arab or some other BS, we laugh at you non stop. For example, the ancient egyptian spoke a language called Medu Netjer, the Bamileke and Bamoun people, who trough their oral history and migratory route, cosmogony and writing script trace their roots to the Nile Valley have for mother language a language called “Medu Mba”. In Both Kemetic language and Medu Mba, the word Medu means words. For the word sacred for us it’s “Ntah”. Sounds familiar to “Mefu Netjer” which means sacred words (hence the word hyroglyph the Greeks gave to the writing script) . In west Cameroon where the Bamileke/Bamoun reside even the river has the same name as word “Water/ocean” in Ancient Egypt which is “Noun”. Look up Noun definition on google then lookup Noun river Cameroon. This stuff exist with damm near 60% of ancient Egyptian language. 😂😂 You can play this game with african-americans but you can't play this foolishness with somebody like me who speaks and learns Medu Mba on a daily with my Bamileke cameroonian mother. Now you made yourself look dumb again. In african history one of the greats basics is the migrations. If you don't know this, then restrain talking about ancient egypt or africa for the matter, or else you will make yourself look dumber. 😂

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@@amooayomide8110 Aristotle (384 - 322 BC) also says that "Those who are excessively black are cowards. They are the Egyptians and the Ethiopians.
Let us note here that the Greeks have 4 words to say black, dark, brown or dark: kelainos, eremnos, aithon and melas. Melas is the physical black, the most total. It is from this root that we draw the word melanin which defines the pigment blackening the skin of Negroes. For brown they say "phaios". It is melas used by the scholar Aristotle to designate Egyptians and Ethiopians. He says in addition "excessively black" (agan melanes in Greek).
Aristotle is a visual witness, the most rigorous observer of antiquity, the founder of the classification of species. He could not allow himself to be approximate in this book from which this quotation is extracted, and which is aptly entitled Physionomie.

Closer to home, Academician Constantine François de Volney (1757 - 1820) will write:
"... when having visited the Sphinx, his appearance gave me the word of the enigma. Seeing this head characterized Negro in all its features, I remembered this remarkable passage of Herodotus, where he says: "For me I think that the Colachs are a colony of the Egyptians, because, like them, they have the skin black and frizzy hair, that is to say that the ancient Egyptians were true Negroes of the species of all natural Africans [...] What a subject of meditation [...] to think that this race of black men, today our slave and the object of our contempt is the very one to whom we owe our arts, our sciences, even the use of the word; among the peoples who claim to be the most friends of freedom and humanity, who have been sanctioned the most barbarous slavery and put in trouble if black men have an intelligence of the species of that of white men! "" (in "Journey to Syria and Egypt").