All the aspects of the trans sahara trade are sahara had rich deposits of salt. in the savannah, crops grew well. the savannah was also good for raising cattle
The Trans-Sahara trade refers to the trade between West African Kingdoms south of the Sahara and Arab and Amazigh (Berber) Kingdoms on Africa's Mediterranean coast. Some of the goods traded, especially gold, probably traveled as far as Persia and all of Europe. Nomadic Amazigh Tribes, like the Touareg, that knew tha desert were primarily the ones who crossed the Sahara using camels. The main items exchanged were gold from West Africa for salt from the Mediterranean. The value of salt in Mali (in West Africa) was so high that sometimes gold and salt were traded at equal weight.
Some factors that led to the rise of trans-Saharan trade were the spread of Islam and the trading between the North and West.
No the Sahara is not all sand.
They controlled the trade of salt, gold, and ivory across the Sahara.
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The temperature in the Sahara Desert varies, it does not have an all time temperature
The Sahara Desert covers most of Northern Africa.
I'm almost positive that is was the trans-Saharan trade routes.
The Sahara Desert covers nearly all of Egypt.
The Sahara desert IS NOT hot all the time.Because the temperature in there always be changes. Example : In the afternoon,the Sahara desert is very hot.But,in the night,the temperature in the Sahara desert changes be colder.
The largest Polar desert is in ... Antarctica!
No. Morocco and Western Sahara are in Western Africa and the Nile is in eastern Africa. Furthermore, there are no major rivers in Western Sahara at all.