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How did the direction of wind and the nile currents help trade between Egypt and regions in the south?
The prevailing northerly winds in the Mediterranean Sea and the northward flow of the Nile River's current made it easier for boats to travel southward from Egypt towards regions in the south. This natural flow of wind and water facilitated trade by allowing vessels to travel more efficiently and economically.
What was the gold-salt trade?
The gold-salt trade was when people north of the Sahara trade salt for gold with the people south of the Sahara. Ghana just happened to be in the middle and charged gold for passing through and became very rich!
Who are the main trade partners of Africa south of the Sahara?
Canada, Mexico, liker , hdpfa , and hopper shomter
What is the trans Sahara trade?
were people go acros the Sahara Desert to trade with other people.
What the the trans Sahara trade?
were people go acros the Sahara Desert to trade with other people.
What is the Trans-Sahara Trade?
were people go acros the Sahara Desert to trade with other people.
Before 1500ad the trade items most sought from the African kingdoms south of the Sahara?
gold , ivory and slaves . PLATO
Which country emerged as one of the major trading states in the area south of the Sahara in the eighth century?
Ghana emerged as one of the major trading states in the area south of the Sahara in the 8th century. Ghana's trade was based in ivory, gold, and kola nuts.
Earth rainiest regions are in the tropical latitudes of South America Africa and Asia how do global winds bring rain to these regions?
Warm humid Trade Winds converge over these regions
What has effected trade and travel around the regions of south America?
tropical wet and tropical wet and dry
What did Arabian traders cross to reach songhai?
Arabian traders crossed the Sahara Desert to reach the Songhai Empire. They established trade routes linking North Africa to West Africa, exchanging goods such as salt, gold, and slaves. These trade networks contributed to the economic and cultural exchange between the two regions.
What did Jenne-Jeno's location make it ideal for?
Jenne-Jeno's location on the Niger River made it ideal for trade as it was a strategic point for trans-Saharan and river-based trade routes. It allowed for the exchange of goods between different regions, such as the Sahara desert and the forested areas to the south. This location was also advantageous for agriculture due to access to water and fertile soil.
