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The merchants traded these and other goods for kola nuts, hides, leather goods, ivory, slaves, and gold from the southern forests of West Africa. Then they returned to North Africa, bringing the goods from the south to markets at home. Ghana's location allowed it to control this trans-Saharan trade
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The Trans-Saharan trade shaped history by sharing other people's goods and beliefs that soon spread through other cultures and changed them.
The kingdoms of Ghana, Mali, and Songhay were located in West Africa beginning in the late Middle Ages. They derived their wealth from the Trans-Saharan trade.
The rise of European maritime trade in the 15th century, particularly the discovery of new sea routes to Asia, caused a decrease in trans-Saharan trade. Europeans were able to bypass the Sahara Desert and establish direct trade links with Africa's coastal regions, diminishing the importance and profitability of the trans-Saharan trade routes.
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Berber traders introduced written language (Arabic) and brought Islam to West Africa. This answer is brought from a direct source and is true. This is what trans-Saharan caravans brought to Ghana other than trade goods.
Berber traders introduced written language (Arabic) and brought Islam to West Africa. This answer is brought from a direct source and is true. This is what trans-Saharan caravans brought to Ghana other than trade goods.
Berber traders introduced written language (Arabic) and brought Islam to West Africa. This answer is brought from a direct source and is true. This is what trans-Saharan caravans brought to Ghana other than trade goods.
Berber traders introduced written language (Arabic) and brought Islam to West Africa. This answer is brought from a direct source and is true. This is what trans-Saharan caravans brought to Ghana other than trade goods.
which counties were involved in the trans-Saharan slave trade
The HEI for Ghana is trans-Saharan salt and gold trade. Actually, they use their gold mines and trade it with salt from the Sahara. I am not sure of it but i am 95% out of 100% sure.
Religion, language, and disease culture were exchanged in trade. It help them use written language to positions of power in Ghana's government. Also, traditional belief.
Religion, language, and disease culture were exchanged in trade. It help them use written language to positions of power in Ghana's government. Also, traditional belief.
The HEI for Ghana is trans-Saharan salt and gold trade. Actually, they use their gold mines and trade it with salt from the Sahara. I am not sure of it but i am 95% out of 100% sure.
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