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Silk and Tea.
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Africa.
Any merchant who wished to enter the city paid for every five hundred pieces of cloth or one gold a piece as entrance duty.
They shipped their goods with other parts of Africa, the Greeks, and the Thebes
Kilwa, a city state on the coast of East Africa, was a one of the most important and successful trade cities in East Africa. One reason that Kilwa was successful, is it's location. It was as far south as a dhow, the sailboat used by the Arabs for sea journeys, could go in one monsoon. A monsoon is a seasonal wind, either Northeast, which would get you from Arabia to Kilwa, or the Southwest monsoon, that would get you to Arabia. Because Kilwa was the farthest south a boat would go, any city state farther south had to send their goods up to Kilwa to be traded and merchants in Kilwa could make a profit by charging a tax. Another reason for Kilwa's success was the goods they traded. Arabia had coffee, India had pepper, China had tea, silk and porcelain, and Indonesia had spices. Africa had somthing different to offer, ivory which was considered to be the plastic of that time because it was easy to carve, and gold, a precious metal.
Camels religion and culture
They carried goods from central Africa and Nubia into Egypt and southwestern Asia and brought other goods back
Iron products and Slaves
Berber traders introduced written language (Arabic) and brought Islam to West Africa. This answer is brought from a direct source and is true. This is what trans-Saharan caravans brought to Ghana other than trade goods.
Berber traders introduced written language (Arabic) and brought Islam to West Africa. This answer is brought from a direct source and is true. This is what trans-Saharan caravans brought to Ghana other than trade goods.
Berbers played a significant role as traders, guides, and intermediaries in facilitating trade across the Sahara Desert. They formed caravan routes that connected North Africa to sub-Saharan Africa, trading goods such as salt, gold, ivory, and slaves. Their knowledge of the desert landscape and ability to withstand harsh conditions were crucial to the success of trans-Saharan trade.
Berber traders introduced written language (Arabic) and brought Islam to West Africa. This answer is brought from a direct source and is true. This is what trans-Saharan caravans brought to Ghana other than trade goods.
Arabs usually traded precious stones, spices, and special substances from trees. They traded these in Africa and Europe. In return, they received ivory, iron, and animal products. I think the Arabs also traded silk.
It means you will be bringing things that people may buy or use to somewhere. So if someone said "Bring goods to Africa" then OBVIOUSLY it means to bring things to Africa. So some of the things could be like Water, or Paper, or Food. I mean it all really depends but.. yeah...