They use trains and airplanes to export and import their products
Trade made Great Zimbabwe's rulers wealthy and powerful.
Trade made Great Zimbabwe's rulers wealthy and powerful.
the most powerful trade was Zimbabwe. I guess
the most powerful trade was zimbabwe. I guess
The Kingdom of Zimbabwe, particularly during the height of the Great Zimbabwe civilization in the 11th to 15th centuries, was primarily engaged in trade with regions such as the Swahili Coast and the Indian Ocean trade network, rather than directly with Egypt. Zimbabwe's wealth came from trading gold, ivory, and other resources with Arab traders and the Swahili city-states. While Egypt was a significant trading partner in the broader context of African trade, there is no direct evidence that Zimbabwe grew rich specifically from trade with Egypt. Instead, its prosperity was largely linked to its strategic position in regional trade routes.
Great Zimbabwe grew into a empire built on gold trade. it became capital of thriving states.
great Zimbabwe's location in southern Africa led to it being the capital of trade in the area.
Zimbabwe was not located in West Africa; it is situated in Southern Africa. The Songhai, Mali, and Benin kingdoms were all prominent in West Africa, with rich histories and cultures linked to trade and empires. In contrast, Zimbabwe was known for the Great Zimbabwe civilization, famous for its stone ruins and trade networks.
Gold and ivory trade with China, Persia, and Syria.
Great Zimbabwe and Kilwa were both significant centers of trade and culture in Africa during the medieval period. Great Zimbabwe, located in present-day Zimbabwe, was the capital of a powerful kingdom known for its impressive stone structures and wealth derived from gold trade. Kilwa, situated on the coast of present-day Tanzania, was a prominent trading city that facilitated trade between the interior of Africa and the Indian Ocean, exporting gold, ivory, and other goods. Both sites exemplify the interconnectedness of African trade networks and the influence of trade on the development of urban centers.
Zimbabwe, Kenya , Sudan ,America, Yemen , Afghanistan and Japan.
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