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They controlled the trade in Ghana to retain their power
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How did the rulers of Ghana grow rich?
Ghana gain its wealth through trade. Traders that traveled through its territories had to pay taxes for the goods they sold. Ghana made its fortune in Africa. They used it to expand their army's and to expand the kingdom. The armies conquered neighboring lands and brought more and more wealth to the kingdom.
Did Ghana control the trade between the Sahara and east Africa?
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These Islamic berbers had been Ghana's principal rivals for control of the trans-Sahara trade?
Almorvids
Why did the Indian rulers fight over kanauj?
Because Kanauj was considered the symbol of power and sovereignty of north India.Control of Kanauj also implied the control the upper gangetic valley and its rich resources in trade and culture.So Indian rulers fought.
Why did rulers of Morocco wanted to control West Africa?
to take over the trade so they could be rich
Why did the rulers wanted to control over Kannauj and Ganga Valley?
The rulers wanted to control Kannauj and the Ganga Valley because of their strategic location at the crossroads of important trade routes, their fertile lands for agriculture, and the wealth and resources they provided. Gaining control over these regions allowed rulers to consolidate power, increase wealth, and strengthen their influence over trade and political alliances.
Ghana trade route?
Ghana is cool
What kind of effect would the Gold-Salt trade have had on Ghana Mali and Songhai?
Ghana's ruler imposed taxes on all the gold and salt passing through his kingdom.
Why was control of the tran-saharan trade so important to the empires of Ghana mali and songhai?
Ask your history teacher.
What made great zimbabwe's rulers wealthy and powerful?
Trade made Great Zimbabwe's rulers wealthy and powerful.
What are similarities between the kingdoms Ghana and mail?
Both the kingdoms of Ghana and Mali thrived in West Africa during the medieval period and were known for their wealth, particularly from the trade of gold and salt. They both established extensive trade networks that connected them to other regions, facilitating cultural exchange and economic prosperity. Additionally, both kingdoms utilized a similar political structure, with powerful rulers who maintained control over trade routes and promoted Islam as a unifying religion among their subjects.
Who were some of the early rulers of Ghana and West Africa?
mansa musa
