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Islam in Kenya: Arrival and Spread — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Swahili coast
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The East African coastal region where Islamic and African cultures blended into Swahili culture.
A common language used between people of different first languages, such as Swahili in East Africa.
The sea trade network that carried goods, people and Islam to the East African coast.
An ancient Kenyan coastal town and UNESCO World Heritage Site rich in Islamic heritage.
Lingua franca
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The East African coastal region where Islamic and African cultures blended into Swahili culture.
A common language used between people of different first languages, such as Swahili in East Africa.
The sea trade network that carried goods, people and Islam to the East African coast.
An ancient Kenyan coastal town and UNESCO World Heritage Site rich in Islamic heritage.
Indian Ocean trade
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The East African coastal region where Islamic and African cultures blended into Swahili culture.
A common language used between people of different first languages, such as Swahili in East Africa.
The sea trade network that carried goods, people and Islam to the East African coast.
An ancient Kenyan coastal town and UNESCO World Heritage Site rich in Islamic heritage.
Lamu
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The East African coastal region where Islamic and African cultures blended into Swahili culture.
A common language used between people of different first languages, such as Swahili in East Africa.
The sea trade network that carried goods, people and Islam to the East African coast.
An ancient Kenyan coastal town and UNESCO World Heritage Site rich in Islamic heritage.
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