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232. What does the site of Great Zimbabwe consist of?
A. Terraced farms
B. Shrines of stone
C. Gold mines
D. Irrigation canals

233. Why did Britain take a leading initiative in the abolition of the slave trade?
A. Because the sugar plantations in the Americas became unprofitable
B. Because its government finally realized that the



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Great Zimbabwe consists of stone structures symbolizing authority, declined due to various factors, and impacted colonial activities in the region.


Explanation:

The site of Great Zimbabwe mainly consists of:

  • Clusters of stone buildings such as the Hill Complex and the Great Enclosure,
  • Constructed with local granite,
  • Stacked without mortar,
  • Symbolic structures representing authority and wealth.

Great Zimbabwe's decline was attributed to factors such as:

  • Overcrowding,
  • Deforestation,
  • Resource depletion,
  • Shift in trade to support new kingdoms.

The significance of Great Zimbabwe lies in its:

  • Historical role in African state formation,
  • Architectural achievements,
  • Impact on colonial activities in the region.

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