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Name A time line organizes information chronologically, or in time order. Time lines are divided into spans of years. The time moves from the earliest on the left to the latest on the right. Events are listed on the time line in the year they occurred. Use the time line below to answer the questions. Ghana expands in West Africa 450 1. Which is the earliest entry on the time line? 2. About what year did Ghana begin to decline? 3. About how long did Mali exist? 4. Which is the longest-lived kingdom on the time line? 5. When were the Songhay defeated? 6. When did the Asante Empire begin? 26 The Magic Gourd • Grade 6/Unit 1 Ghana declines 1100 Kingdom of Benin founded Kingdom of Mali rises under King Sundiata Songhay expands 1230s 1493 1464 Mali defeated by Songhay Songhay defeated by Moroccans. Begins decline. Asante Empire begins 1670s Practice Text Feature: Time Line 1591 1897 End of Kingdom of Benin At Home: Together, make a time line of the student’s life. Divide the time line into year segments, and list major events for each year. © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
© Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Name When you read, you should use the context, or surrounding words, to help you determine the meaning of unfamiliar vocabulary. One kind of context clue is restatement, in which the meaning of a word is restated after the word appears. Look at the example: The country was afflicted by famine. It suffered from an extreme scarcity of food. The meaning of the word famine is restated in the sentence that follows it. Read each sentence. Circle the word whose meaning is restated. Then write the meaning on the line. Practice 1. Passing on cultural traditions is important to Malians, the people who live in Mali. 2. Often storytelling is accompanied by djembes djembes, which are drums that people play as others tell stories, dance, or sing. 3. The Dogon Dogon, a tribe of people in Mali who live at the base of the Bandiagara Cliffs, have rituals of their own. 4. The Dama dance, which is religious, is part of the Dogon tradition. 5. Part of the Dama dance is done on stilts, which are long poles people can stand on to mimic the long legs of a water bird. At Home: Together, discuss various dancers and dances from different cultures that you know about. Vocabulary Strategy: Restatement The Magic Gourd • Grade 6/Unit 1 27
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