... empire, he ruled over 350 warriors and 1,500 people, however by the time of his death, he led over 50,000 trained warriors, 250,000 citizens, and claimed two million square miles of territory for his people, making his kingdom perhaps the most powerful African empire since Ancient Egypt. Towards the end of his life, his behavior became more bizarre and unstable ... ...

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... and paintings to name a few. Africa contributed largely to one of the world's greatest civilizations that of ancient Egypt and Islamic Art. Africa is a large continent covering nearly 12 million square miles. There are approximately 40 countries in Africa such as Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya, Sudan, Ghana, Algeria, Libya, Arabia and Somalia to name a few. Historically, the earliest coastal communities practiced iron working ... ...

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