Some of those people were Africans, Benicans Romans, and much more. ... This started trade between European's, Muslims, And the East. ... There were problems trading with the East. ... These were major problems to the trade with the East. ... A man with the last name Diaz was the first to round the south tip of Africa. ...
All of the countries were driven by such motives as gold, silver, religious freedom, and a route to the East Indies. ... They began with Columbus, who, in 1492 was sailing in search of a passage to the East Indies. ... The majority were Spanish, who had over one hundred and twenty five thousand African slaves working under them. ... Other explorers began to move south. Sieur de La Salle took many settlers as for south as the Gulf of Mexico, all along the route claiming land for France. ...
The Ovimbundu migrated from the north and east of Angola to the west-central part of Angola. ... The Ovimbundu were formed from varying groups of mixed origin, like most African groups of any substantial size. ... The Bakongo moved south to Angola, and conquered people (including the Mbundu). ... Traditional African religions usually believe in a "high god," but the description of this deity varies between religions. ... Another component of traditional African religions is the belief in witches and sorcerers who can curse or bless individuals. ...
