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How did the Nok culture help th Soninke defeat neighboring people?
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The Nok culture helped the Soninke defeat neighboring people because the culture implied that the ruler was a god, so everyone would follow him to the ends of the earth, because they were afraid that the other gods would hurt them or something.
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Is paganism and soninke the same religion?
No. Soninke is actually a nationality--like how i am an american--not a religion. The Soninke people practice Islam as their religion. Paganism originated in Northern Europe, whereas Islam originated in the Middle East.
How is the culture of Oman significant compared to the cultures of other Arab nations?
As in Oman culture oil provides the most of the economy for the people of Oman. The neighboring Arab nations produce mostly fishing and agriculture for the people of the neighboring nations.
Why would the Soninke people exchange gold for salt?
To get a boat.
Was Ghana home to the soninke people?
Nope. Thats not true.
Is present day Ethiopia different from neighboring lands?
Which culture and language belonged to the people of kilwa
Kingdom of the Soninke people located between the Niger and Senegal rivers?
Ghana
What Kingdom of the Soninke people located between the Niger and Senegal rivers?
Ghana
What is the kingdom of the soninke people located between the Niger and Senegal rivers?
Ghana
The rise and fall of the Soninke people depended on their?
Conversion to Islam.....or Control of the salt trade
What was the relationship between the Nok and the later Ghana empire?
They are both made up primarily of Soninke people.
What issues occur when trying to understand a culture on its own?
Know history of a people. The influence of geography. Inter-realtionship with neighboring cointries Relgion
What languages were spoken in ancient Mali?
In ancient Mali, the main languages spoken were Manding, Soninke, Fulfulde, and Tamasheq. Manding was a widely used language, particularly by the ruling elite and common people in the Mali Empire. Soninke was prevalent among the Soninke people, who were influential in the region, and Fulfulde and Tamasheq were spoken by the Fulani and Tuareg communities, respectively.
