Packet 2: Bonus 2

This luxury good was harvested by Mande fraternities like the donson ton, or Dozo, who distinguished themselves with “mud cloth” shirts covered in mirrors, claws, and amulets. For 10 points each:
[10e] Hunters traded what good in a namesake area of the West African coast that includes the city of Abidjan?
ANSWER: elephant ivory [accept elephant tusks; accept the Ivory Coast or Côte d’Ivoire; prompt on teeth]
[10m] Gbeto elephant-hunting bands formed the basis of this group, which expanded to include units named for razors and blunderbusses under King Ghezo. King Agaja’s regent Hangbe may have formed this group.
ANSWER: Dahomey Amazons [or Amazons of Dahomey; or Agojie, Mino, or Minon; prompt on ahosi; prompt on Amazons or Dahomey soldiers]
[10h] After founding this empire, a hunter’s son named Biton Kulubali created an army of tònjònw slave soldiers and a fleet of war canoes on the Niger River. This empire’s artisans still produced chiwara antelope masks after it was crushed by Umar Tall in 1861.
ANSWER: Bambara Empire [or Bamana Empire; or Ségou Empire; or Segu Empire]
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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-172417.0892%71%8%