British Empire
British Empire
The Kingdom of Ghana thrived
China's economy thrived, as it increased it's trade and interaction with societies in Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Well, Ghana was the middleman. Ghana was the middleman between North and southern part of West Africa, taxing whoever had to come through the empire to trade.
The Mutapa Empire, which existed in present-day Zimbabwe and Mozambique from the 15th to the 17th century, primarily thrived on trade in gold, ivory, and other natural resources rather than diamonds. While diamonds were present in the region, they were not a significant part of the empire's economy or trade networks during its peak. The empire's wealth was largely derived from its control of trade routes and resources, particularly gold, which was highly valued in international markets.
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The trade system in west Africa thrived because of the diversity of the goods and services that were provided. The region had people from different cultures and backgrounds who brought unique and helpful things to the trade.
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NO. Spain never colonized any part of southern Africa.
The Roman empire did not spread to east Asia (although there is evidence of trade with China) nor did it spread to southern Africa. It was in contact with the Norse peoples, but did not conquer their lands to any great extent.
Empire Marketing Board. has written: 'Production and Trade of Australia' 'Production and Trade of Southern Rhodesia' 'Production and Trade of British Malaya'