Which of the following is an accurate description of African political systems in the 16th century?

Africa was a federation of complex city-states, that stretched across the continent.

Most Africans lived in purely tribal clans and did not interact with outsiders.

Africans had a variety of political structures, including monarchies and kinship alliances.

Africans had adopted new political systems from the Europeans, including parliamentary democracy.

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30 August, 03:57

Which of the following is an accurate description of African political systems in the 16th century?

Africa was a federation of complex city-states, that stretched across the continent.

Most Africans lived in purely tribal clans and did not interact with outsiders.

Africans had a variety of political structures, including monarchies and kinship alliances.

Africans had adopted new political systems from the Europeans, including parliamentary democracy.

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Cortez Ingram · Answer 1

The answer is letter C. Africa had a variety of political structures, including monarchies and kinship. Africa used to be under different monarchs during the event of exploration. They were under the British, Germans, French and Turk s. It had different political structure including their own.

Ariel Mcintyre · Answer 2

Africans had a variety of political structures, including monarchies and kinship alliances and this among the following statements best describes an accurate description of African political systems in the 16th century. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option.