It’s not beeswax or rubber, but this good was collected by Chokwe people and traded to Deep River, Connecticut. A region named (10[1])for this good was ruled by kingdoms of the Baoulé (“bow-lay”) people, (-5[1])whose descendants include Félix Houphouët-Boigny (“oo-foo-AY bwon-YEE”). In (-5[1])the Congo Basin, thousands of slaves (-5[2])supported (-5[2])Arab (10[1]-5[1])clove (10[1]-5[3])plantations (-5[1])and the acquisition of this good (-5[1])by (-5[1])Tippu (-5[2])Tip. (10[1]-5[4])Portuguese (10[1]-5[2])traders (-5[1])commissioned Kongo artisans (10[1])on the Loango (10[2])Coast (10[2]-5[1])to create oliphants (-5[2])made from (10[1])this good. (10[6])In 1989, (10[2])Kenyan (-5[1])President (10[1])Daniel (10[1])arap (10[1])Moi (10[4])lit (10[1])tons of this (-5[1])good (10[2])on (10[1])fire (10[9]-5[1])to (10[2]-5[1])stymy (10[7])poaching (10[2])efforts. (10[29]0[1]-5[2])For (10[1])10 (10[1])points, (10[5])false (10[2])teeth (10[1])and piano (10[4])keys (10[6])fueled (10[3])European (10[1])demand (10[5])for what (10[2])good harvested from (10[2])elephants? (10[1])■END■ (10[14]0[1])