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Because of its trade in gold and salt
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Who ruled ghana and its peak?
sundiata
What empire ruled Ghana before the Europeans arrived?
Ashanti
What are differences between Ghana and Songhai?
Ghana only traded within Africa and Songhai had Muslim influences. The main trade in Ghana was between salt and gold, but the trade in Songhai was more diverse. In Ghana they had to pay tax to the king, but in Songhai they did not. Ghana was ruled by a single king. Songhai had five provinces that were each ruled by a separate governor. I hope that helps :)
How many elected leaders have ruled Ghana so far?
11
What are some differences between Ghana and songhai?
Ghana only traded within Africa and Songhai had Muslim influences. The main trade in Ghana was between salt and gold, but the trade in Songhai was more diverse. In Ghana they had to pay tax to the king, but in Songhai they did not. Ghana was ruled by a single king. Songhai had five provinces that were each ruled by a separate governor. I hope that helps :)
What kingdom developed in Africa's rain forest?
The Savannah's were ruled by Ghana,Mali, and Songhai
Who ruled Ghana?
it was Megan mansa musa's son.
Who was Ghana's ruler in 300 AD?
I'm afraid to say, but Ghana did not exist yet in the 300's A.D., however, Sundiata ruled in 300 B.C.
What are some of the great African kingdoms that ruled the west Africa region?
Mali, Ghana, Songhai, Kush and Axum.
What three great empires ruled in the Sahel from AD 500s to 1500s?
Ghana, mali, and songhai
What group invaded Ghana in the late 100s?
Ghana didn’t exist in 1060. It wasn’t a country until 1957. In the 4-3 rd centuries it was called Wagadugu and Ghana was the title of the kings who ruled the kingdom. It was controlled by Sudiata in 1240 AD and absorbed into the Mali Empire in 1307.
How was the kingdom of Ghana ruled?
Dinga classe the ruler of Ghana said only certain men were aloud to have a better not normal but better life then others but most had an unimaginably horrible slaved life.
