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The Mutapa state is believed to have been an Iron Age state which spanned across three centuries till its decline in the 19th century. The economy of this empire was based on agriculture and trade. The area spanned from Kami, Naletale, Zumbo across the Zambezi River into
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The Mutapa State consolidated power and maintained its dominance from the 15th to the 20th century in what is now present day Zimbabwe. The ruling class of the Mutapa people had similar culture and customs as those of the Great Zimbabwe. The Mutapa people produced and traded a variety of goods such as elephant tusks and gold and encouraged.
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May 31, 2007Mutapa Empire. The Empire of Great Zimbabwe (also called Munhu mu tapa, Mwene Mutapa, Manhumutapa, Monomotapa, Mutapa, all meaning Ravager of the Lands) was a medieval kingdom (c. 1450-1629) which used to stretch between the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers of Southern Africa in the modern states of Zimbabwe and Mozambique.
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Agriculture was "the real basis of the Iron Age economy," but because once in a while drought and pestilence adversely affected it, the mining industry and ivory were good supports—hence the effort put into export production and trade.
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portuguese activities in mutapa state. Activities these included agriculture pastoralism mining and trade aims of the portuguese in the mutapa state the portuguese then assisted the mutapas enemies particularly mavhura to claim the mutapa kingship mavhura was then forced to sign treaties with the portuguese thus tying the mutapa state
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Apr 06, 2018Reasons for the rise of the state. The rise of the Mutapa state was coined by the factors that led to the decline of the Great Zimbabwe state such as: – Over population. – Succession disputes. – Exhaustion of land and minerals. – The inability of Great Zimbabwe to control other lineages. – Drought.
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Apr 19, 2019organisation of the mutapa state free, economic activities of the mutapa state, the mutapa and the portuguese archaeometallurgy and, political organisation of the mutapa state free zimsec, mining as the basis of the mutapa state economy mutapa empire afropedea mutapa empire 1430 to 1760 was an empire in present day zimbabwe
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The Great Zimbabwe area was settled by the fourth century. Between the fourth and the seventh centuries, communities now identified as Gokomere or Ziwa culture farmed the valley, mined and worked iron, but built no stone structures. These are the
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The Munhumutapa Empire (also known as the Mwenemutapa, Monomotapa, Mwanamutapa, Mutapa or Karanga Empire) was an important pre-colonial state in southern Africa.It covered parts of Zimbabwe and central Mozambique.It had its heyday between the 13th and 15th centuries. When the Portuguese were the first Europeans to travel to southern Africa, it had already broken up into several parts.
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The Mutapa Empire (Monompotapa), developed gradually out of the culture of Great Zimbabwe between 1200 to 1450. The meaning of the name Mutapa is the conquered lands. The Mwene ('conquering king' or 'master-pillager') was the designation given to the state which was referred to as Mwene Mutapa.
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Map Nine locates three of the most important of these Shona kingdoms, the Torwa state in south western Zimbabwe (height of its power was in the 15th century); the kingdoms of the Mutapa's –sometimes referred to as Mwenemutapa (17th -18th centuries), the Changamiri's Rosvi kingdom (18th- early 19th centuries).
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Nov 19, 2020Defining the State. The late Canadian Africanist archaeologist Bruce Trigger defined the state as "a politically organized society that is regarded by those who live in it as sovereign or politically independent and has leaders who control its social, political, legal, economic, and cultural activities" (Trigger 2003, 92).States have recognizable diagnostic features including urbanism
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the slave trade was justified on the basis of: religious grounds, racism. where else in the swahili city states did missionary work occur? lamu and zanzibar. they constructed railroads, and introduced the africans to a cash economy. finally created markets for european goods. where was european expansion most encouraged? east, central
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The main economic basis of the empire of Mali was derived from the agricultural production of the rural areas. However, the main economic activity that has been preserved in the record is of gold production. What accounts for this disparity? (03.02)
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In the Manyika and Mutapa areas during the sixteenth century, one such livelihood was the mining of gold, iron and copper, which was exchanged for grain with nearby mineral-poor areas such as Barwe in times of scarcity (Barros, 1552, 267; Carneiro, 1573, 235-247).
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Globalization and capitalism, which structures current modes of relationships are often traced to the European conquest and colonization of the global south. But long-distance trade, indus-trialization, and mass consumption have their roots in early
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Around the time that Great Zimbabwe fell, another power rose in the area. The kingdom of Mutapa came to dominate the lands between the Limpopo and Zambezi Rivers and to control trade in the region. Ruled by kings known as Mwene Mutapa, over time, the kingdom became known by the same title.
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The Mutapa Empire like all Shona Kingdoms had an agrarian economy at its core. While mining operations may have been what made the Shona kingdoms famous among explorers and traders, mining was always considered a secondary activity to agriculture [citation needed]. The mining of gold was heavily controlled by the King and gold was traded for
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Portuguese helped erode power of the Mutapa State In 1890s the British fought and destroyed the traditional power of the Shona people in the highland regions of the region and created what became the British colony of Rhodesia (later Zimbabwe) Today, between 60%-80% of Shona are Christian though traditional African beliefs remain strong as well
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The Mutapa Empire like all Shona Kingdoms had an agrarian economy at its core. While mining operations may have been what made the Shona kingdoms famous among explorers and traders, mining was always considered a secondary activity to agriculture. The mining of gold was heavily controlled by the King and gold was traded for luxuries like silk
احصل على السعرevidence for cultural and economic interaction, while the crucibles suggest quite extensive mining of gold, The most powerful local player was the Mutapa state, while the mercantilism
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