AP Art History - Africa (part 1 of 3: Edo, Ashanti, Kuba, and Kongo Peoples)

[@LottyLay]

I love these! I’m not in college or anything yet but I still love learning about different art and cultures and histories in general and you talk fast enough that it doesn’t bore me and everything you say makes sense. It’s easy and simple but you’re still able to pack a butt ton of knowledge in here!

[@avercado4132]

thank you for making these! MY ap art history class doesn't cover africa well and this is great supplemntary material

[@Tob56]

Extremely helpful! This definitely will help me w/ my exam tomorrow.

[@JimOverbeckgenius]

Excellent! As an artist your explanations are edifying.

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[@RafalZuchowicz]

16:58 The Portuguese traded these goods for slaves, that's why there are more Nigerian-descended people in Brazil than there are in Nigeria.

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[@justathought7337]

There was one inaccuracy, Hannibal was a Carthaginian military leader, not a Roman one. Except for that great video! Very helpful!

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i think they meant the lecter one☝️😞

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