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How were the west African kingdoms involved in the Slavs trade?
Complicit.
A valuable resource to the West African kingdoms of Ghana and Mali was?
gold
What are the characteristics of African kingdoms?
All kingdoms located in West Africa were major traders of gold; furthermore, these kingdoms involved: The Ghana kingdom, which was eventually converted into Islam; The Mali kingdom, which supported the Islamic system; and The Songhay kingdom, which refused to follow Islam ( until the 16th century CE). These were the three major kindgoms that ruled West Africa in the past. However, there are still other kindoms, such as, the Kongo, Ethopia, Swahili Coast, and Yoruba.
Who were the west African kingdoms involved in slave trade?
You know what you should ask someone who is not me cause i dont know a thing what you were talking about so go ask your mom
What are some of the great African kingdoms that ruled the west Africa region?
Mali, Ghana, Songhai, Kush and Axum.
What major resource did West African Kingdom Kingdoms control?
gold
What major religion spread through ancient west African kingdoms?
Satanism.
What major resource did west African kingdoms control which important resoure they lack?
Salt
What resource did West African kingdoms control?
gold
Which of the three west African kingdoms was the largest?
The Ghana
What items were traded between west African kingdoms and North African?
paata nhi
How were the west African kingdoms involved in the Slavs trade?
Complicit.
What was the involvement of the west African kingdoms in the slave trades?
Complicit.
How were the west African kingdoms involved in the trade?
the kings in African kingdoms were lured by Europeans with gifts such as manufactured goods and money and in return they allowed other Africans to be exported as slaves
Who Kept west African kingdoms from expanding to the southern coast?
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A valuable resource to the West African kingdoms of Ghana and Mali was?
gold
How did the trade affect the west African kingdoms?
it affected it because the kingdoms (with trade) slowly got richer and richer.
