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	[[File:African language families en.svg.png\|thumb\|300px\|Map of African language families, showing ~~tbe~~ result of ~~tbe~~ Bantu expansion.]]		[[File:African language families en.svg.png\|thumb\|300px\|Map of African language families, showing the result of the Bantu expansion.]]
	The '''Bantu expansion''' refers to a population expansion/conquest/colonialism by Bantu speakers from West Africa-Central Africa to across much of [[Sub-Saharan Africa]]. It started around 1000 BC, with somewhat disputed ending dates, apparently ending when reaching areas inhospitable to agriculture, such as Southwest Africa.		The '''Bantu expansion''' refers to a population expansion/conquest/colonialism by Bantu speakers from West Africa-Central Africa to across much of [[Sub-Saharan Africa]]. It started around 1000 BC, with somewhat disputed ending dates, apparently ending when reaching areas inhospitable to agriculture, such as Southwest Africa.

	The Bantu-speaking settlers used technologies such agriculture and iron (weapons). They absorbed, displaced, enslaved, and/or killed pre-existing and in comparison less technologically advanced hunter-gatherer and pastoralist groups that they encountered, such as ~~tbe~~ [[Khoisan]] and ~~tbe~~ African [[Pygmies]].		The Bantu-speaking settlers used technologies such agriculture and iron (weapons). They absorbed, displaced, enslaved, and/or killed pre-existing and in comparison less technologically advanced hunter-gatherer and pastoralist groups that they encountered, such as the [[Khoisan]] and the African [[Pygmies]].

	The Bantu expansion is one example of frequent [[double standards]] regarding topics such as expansionism and [[colonialism]]. Often, only European such are mentioned.		The Bantu expansion is one example of frequent [[double standards]] regarding topics such as expansionism and [[colonialism]]. Often, only European such are mentioned.

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	[[File:African language families en.svg.png\|thumb\|300px\|Map of African language families, showing ~~the~~ result of ~~the~~ Bantu expansion.]]		[[File:African language families en.svg.png\|thumb\|300px\|Map of African language families, showing tbe result of tbe Bantu expansion.]]
	The '''Bantu expansion''' refers to a population expansion/conquest/colonialism by Bantu speakers from West Africa-Central Africa to across much of [[Sub-Saharan Africa]]. It started around 1000 BC, with somewhat disputed ending dates, apparently ending when reaching areas inhospitable to agriculture, such as Southwest Africa.		The '''Bantu expansion''' refers to a population expansion/conquest/colonialism by Bantu speakers from West Africa-Central Africa to across much of [[Sub-Saharan Africa]]. It started around 1000 BC, with somewhat disputed ending dates, apparently ending when reaching areas inhospitable to agriculture, such as Southwest Africa.

	The Bantu-speaking settlers used technologies such agriculture and iron (weapons). They absorbed, displaced, enslaved, and/or killed pre-existing and in comparison less technologically advanced hunter-gatherer and pastoralist groups that they encountered, such as ~~the~~ [[Khoisan]] and ~~the~~ African [[Pygmies]].		The Bantu-speaking settlers used technologies such agriculture and iron (weapons). They absorbed, displaced, enslaved, and/or killed pre-existing and in comparison less technologically advanced hunter-gatherer and pastoralist groups that they encountered, such as tbe [[Khoisan]] and tbe African [[Pygmies]].

	The Bantu expansion is one example of frequent [[double standards]] regarding topics such as expansionism and [[colonialism]]. Often, only European such are mentioned.		The Bantu expansion is one example of frequent [[double standards]] regarding topics such as expansionism and [[colonialism]]. Often, only European such are mentioned.

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[[File:African language families en.svg.png|thumb|300px|Map of African language families, showing the result of the Bantu expansion.]]
The '''Bantu expansion''' refers to a population expansion/conquest/colonialism by Bantu speakers from West Africa-Central Africa to across much of [[Sub-Saharan Africa]]. It started around 1000 BC, with somewhat disputed ending dates, apparently ending when reaching areas inhospitable to agriculture, such as Southwest Africa.

The Bantu-speaking settlers used technologies such agriculture and iron (weapons). They absorbed, displaced, enslaved, and/or killed pre-existing and in comparison less technologically advanced hunter-gatherer and pastoralist groups that they encountered, such as the [[Khoisan]] and the African [[Pygmies]].

The Bantu expansion is one example of frequent [[double standards]] regarding topics such as expansionism and [[colonialism]]. Often, only European such are mentioned.

== See also ==
*[[Race_and_intelligence#Historical_societies|Race and intelligence: Historical societies]]
*[[Zulu]]

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