The San:

a) linguistically were related to the Khoi, distinguished by the use of "clicking" sounds.

b) overwhelmed the fortress at Marrakech in 1066.

c) kept the Bantu out of their lands for eight centuries by using a guerrilla war strategy.

d) created the largest city in southern Africa in the eleventh century.

e) was the largest tribal grouping in West Africa.

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Deborah Strickland

16 May, 00:12

The San:

a) linguistically were related to the Khoi, distinguished by the use of "clicking" sounds.

b) overwhelmed the fortress at Marrakech in 1066.

c) kept the Bantu out of their lands for eight centuries by using a guerrilla war strategy.

d) created the largest city in southern Africa in the eleventh century.

e) was the largest tribal grouping in West Africa.

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Lisa Ross · Answer 1

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Explanation:

linguistically were related to the Khoi, distinguished by the use of "clicking" sounds.

The San and khoi were linguistically related and they were classified as Khoisan. It was spoken mainly in South Africa. The language was spread throughout East and South Africa thousands of years ago. They are known for their use of click sounds or consonants.

The languages khoisan are now obsolete and were classified by Joseph Greenberg.