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What made great zimbabwe's rulers wealthy and powerful?
Trade made Great Zimbabwe's rulers wealthy and powerful.
What is the flight time from Australia to Zimbabwe?
The flight time from Australia to Zimbabwe is about 12 hours, 43 minutes.
How long does it take from Australia to Zimbabwe?
The travel distance between Australia and Zimbabwe is 6604 miles (10629 kms). It takes about 15 hours to travel from Sydney to Zimbabwe.
How many hours is Zimbabwe behind Australia?
3
What made Zimbabwe rulers wealthy and powerful?
Trade made Great Zimbabwe's rulers wealthy and powerful.
What direction is Zimbabwe from wolverhampton in the United Kingdom?
Zimbabwe is roughly south south west from Britain.
What is the powerful trade center in east Africa?
the most powerful trade was Zimbabwe. I guess
Is Darwin a city in Zimbabwe?
There is a city named Darwin in Australia.
What is the most powerful trade center in east Africa?
the most powerful trade was zimbabwe. I guess
Did the kingdom of Zimbabwe grew rich from trade with Egypt?
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.
How did the Great Zimbabwe become an empire?
Great Zimbabwe grew into a empire built on gold trade. it became capital of thriving states.
Where is the great Zimbabwe Ayers Rock located?
There is no Zimbabwe Ayers Rock. The natural feature known as Uluru, formerly Ayers Rock, is in central Australia. It is the world's second largest monolith (after Mt Augustus, also in Australia, but not as well known).
