dahomey in A Sentence

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    The Dahomey Kingdom.

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    The Dahomey Kingdom was known for its culture and traditions.

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    The Kingdom of Dahomey.

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    By the middle of the nineteenth century, Dahomey started to lose its status as the regional power.

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    In 1975, Dahomey adopted a Marxist form of government.

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    The Kings of Dahomey sold their war captives into transatlantic slavery.

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    Nkrumah promised a delegation from the Republic of Dahomey that he would not interfere in the post-coup crisis.

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    By the middle of the nineteenth century, Dahomey had begun to lose its status as the regional power.

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    By the middle of the nineteenth century, Dahomey had begun to weaken and lose its status as the regional power.

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    By about 1750, the Kingdom of Dahomey was earning an estimated 250,000 pounds sterling per year by selling African slaves to European slave-traders.

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    This emphasis on military preparation and achievement earned Dahomey the nickname of"black Sparta" from European observers and 19th-century explorers such as Sir Richard Burton.

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    This emphasis on military preparation and achievement earned Dahomey the nickname of"black Sparta" from European observers and 19th century explorers like Sir Richard Burton.

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    The Annual customs of Dahomey was the most notorious example, but sacrifices were carried out all along the West African coast and further inland.

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