Matthew P. IBN Battatu Project
Süžeeskeem Tekst
- Early Life
- We are going to learn more about him and his journey
- Ibn Batutta was a world traveler. He traveled from ages 21-50
- Reasons for Exploration
- I'm going to keep traveling until I find it!
- How do you plan on getting education?
- The Journey [Part One]
- Where is my donkey?
- I haven't found any libraries yet...I'll keep traveling.
- Ibn Battuta was a world traveler who traveled throughout the Afro-Eurasian world zone. He was born in Maraca, Africa. He started traveling in 1325 and ended in 1354. [Ages 21-50]
- The Journey [Part 2]
- Maybe I should keep traveling
- Have you found what you are looking for yet?
- Ibn Battuta's family members were all scholars and Ibn had a goal to further his education as well. However, there were no places for higher learning in Tangier. So he decided to travel to find education.
- Later Years
- Ibn, I have hired a scholar for you to tell your findings to. She is going to write them down
- Hello
- Ibn Battuta rode a donkey out of Tangier to Mecca. From there he left for Baghdad and traveled through Afghanistan to India.
- Legacy
- So, the difference between Ibn Batutta and other exploers
- Cool!
- From India, he traveled to the Maldives then to China. From there he returned to Tangier and later set off for Africa and Spain.
- Yes! But I really like traveling and learning about all these new things
- The sultan of Morocco wanted an account of Ibn’s travels. So, he hired a scholar to work with Ibn to compose a book about his journies. The book was an oral history called A Gift to Those Who Contemplate the Wonders of Cities and the Marvels of Traveling.
- Yes Sultan.
- Hello
- Ibn Battuta's story was unlike some of the other explorers. Instead of talking about what he discovered in the places he had traveled, he had told is life story. Unlike other explorers.
- Is that his story was more personal. It was a life story. Unlike other explorer's stories.
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