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Ghana's trade changed over time for multiple reasons. One reason is as trade got more popular, they taxed the trades twice (enter with items to trade and items that were traded). Another reason is they started a process called silent barter to make trade peaceful. Ghana's army (when strong) took over trade routes from merchants. As trade in salt and gold increased, so did Ghana's wealth power, and military strength.
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How did the rulers of Ghana control trade?
They controlled the trade in Ghana to retain their power
Ghana trade route?
Ghana is cool
Does fair trade tea come from Ghana?
does ta come from ghana
In Ghana who was the middleman of trade?
Well, Ghana was the middleman. Ghana was the middleman between North and southern part of West Africa, taxing whoever had to come through the empire to trade.
What goods were trade in Ghana?
in ancient Ghana they traded salt, gold, and silk
Who did Ghana trade with?
neighboring countries
Who did Ghana trade?
neighboring countries
Trade was safer when Ghana controlled it?
I think that trade was safer when Ghana controlled it. The reason why is there were no robberies, no violence, and a guaranteed safe trip.
Why was trade safer when Ghana controlled it?
I think that trade was safer when Ghana controlled it. The reason why is there were no robberies, no violence, and a guaranteed safe trip.
Which west African kingdom was the first to benefit from gold and salt trade?
Ghana
What was the gold salt trade?
the answer is Ghana because Ghana owned gold and salt mines.
How did the kingdom of Ghana facilitator the gold trade despite not having gold mines?
It regulated the trade of gold by taxing merchants who used trade routes that passed through Ghana.
