Type your answer here... West Africa had great trading kingdoms.
The kingdoms became wealthy and well known.
Type your answer here... West Africa had great trading kingdoms.The kingdoms became wealthy and well known.
West Africa had pletiful trading kingdoms.
They were both plentiful in the area. Salt was needed to prevent dehydration in such hot climates. Salt was worth its weight in gold. another thing is that salt was scarce in the savanna regions ... it was also sold in N. africa and europe:)
It was valuable anywhere, because salt can be used to preserve food, especially meat, preventing its spoilage by bacteria and fungi (which are plentiful in the tropics).
Yes, during the gold rush children participated in gold mining. In fact, as of 2014 there are over 1 million children gold mining in Africa for less than 2 dollars a day.
Villagers traded any surplus. Gold was plentiful in present-day Ghana, Nigeria, and Senegal. In return West Africans had salt. People need salt to prevent dehydration and there was a heavy abundance of salt in some places. However in places like the savanna, salt was scarce. A block of salt was easily worth its weight in gold.
The richest silver mine in the United States. Also plentiful in Gold
Money became less plentiful.
95% of the worlds gold comes from Africa
Yes, there are gold mines in South Africa.
South Africa is the lardgest gold and diaamond mine in Africa?
Zaire and South Africa are two countries in Africa that mine gold.