Berbers in North Africa

The modern Maghreb region of North Africa Berber - the Arab "West" of Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia today is mainly occupied by Muslim Arabs, which is a minority of large Berbers I have. North Africa is a passage area where people move to Europe and the Middle East. As a result, the inhabitants of this area are affected by the population of other areas. By conquering and colonizing Carthagin, Romans and Byzantines came from coastal areas, but dominated the majority of the land until the spread of Islam. Arabs arrived.

Arabic was introduced to West Africa by North African Berbers. The Berbers established trade routes to West Africa. Through trade, the Berbers introduced Arabic, Islamic documents. Some of the kings of Ghana converted to Muslims and used Arabic in their government. In trade, Muslim scholars came to West Africa to strengthen Arabic

The Berbers in North Africa are among the many people the Romans call "barbarians"; in their case their names are still in use and adopted by the Arabs (see the etymology of Berber please). It is used as a name other than Arabs in North Africa (although it itself is different). Also derived from the geographical name Barbary or Barbary coast, and the name of Barbary pirates based on the coast (not necessarily Berber). The term "barbarian" in traditional Chinese culture has several aspects. First of all, the Chinese have multiple historical "barbarians" foreign languages. Some of the historical kanji other than kanji is a derogatory one of graphics, for example, in modern times the characters of the Yao people changed from Yao Li to Yao Yao. The original Chinese difference between "Chinese" and "barbarians" is based on culture and power, not race.

Throughout the historical process various ethnic groups of ancient Africa have developed. Nokia's Nok, Bambuti in the central rainforest, Berbers in North Africa, Central Africa and Bantu in South Africa are part of the initial population. Later, a new population group including the Arabs in North Africa and Dutch Boer in South Africa entered this area. Other activities