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05.05.2020 •
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Match each city with its correct characteristics great Zimbabwe
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Great Zimbabwe-
Was located in southern Africa
Was founded by Shona descendants
Raised cattle and grew sorghum
Kilwa-
Was founded by Arab and Persian settlers
Was located off the Swahili Coast
Depended on trade with Asia
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