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Which Mali ruler improved agriculture and introduced cotton?
Sundiata Keita is considered to be the founder of the Mali Empire. He introduced cotton to the land and made great improvements in agriculture.
What empier did sundiata establish?
he established mali empire!!
What country is sundiata from?
Sundiata is from the Mali Empire, known today as the Republic of Mali in West Africa. He is a legendary figure in Malian history and is often referred to as the "Lion King" or the "Lion of Mali."
What is empire that began its rise to power under Sundiata?
The Mali Empire.
How did sundiata turn Mali into empire?
Sundiata built a huge army and won his country's independence.
How were mansa musa and sundiata similar?
Sundiata and Mansa Musa benfited Mali , because Mansa Musa expanded the Mali empire after Sundiata died in 1255.Mansa Musa derives from same social layer as Sundiata, who started this complex.
Where did sundiata live?
She founded the Mali Empire, which was in West Africa.
What did Sundiata accomplish?
Sundiata Keita (c. 1217 â?? c. 1255) was the founder of the Mali Empire. He is also the hero of the Mandinka people in the semi-historical Epic of Sundiata, known primarily through oral tradition.
How did sundiata contribute to trade in the mali empire?
(ANSWER IS) He established Mali’s power in the region with his pilgrimage to Mecca.
Who was the founder of African kingdom of mali?
The founder of the Mali empire was Sundiata who grew up to be a brilliant military soldier. By 1250 he had crushed his enemies, won control of the gold trade routes and founded the empire of Mali. The word Mali is an Arab version of the Mandinke word meaning "where the king dwells".
What monarch is credited with beginning Malinke expansion and creating the Mali Empire?
sundiata
This man is sometimes called the Lion King?
Sundiata founded the empire of Mali. Sundiata means "hungering lion" and was called the Lion King of Mali. Found it here: http://www.fcps.edu/KingsParkES/technology/mali/malihis.htm
