the answer is Ghana because Ghana owned gold and salt mines.
salt, or gold 8)
Ghana and Mali were based on trade in gold and salt. Ghana taxed merchants passing through to become wealthy and dominated the gold trade. Mali did the same, as did Songhai.
The traders of Ghana did not speak the language of many of the new traders who crossed the Sahara. So, instead of speaking they do this procedure. It also kept the exact location of the gold mines secret from the salt traders. Pretty good system don't you think? lol
he traded gold, salt, leather, cloth, sugar, kola nus, and glass beads with other mechants.
The gold-salt trade was when people north of the Sahara trade salt for gold with the people south of the Sahara. Ghana just happened to be in the middle and charged gold for passing through and became very rich!
Ghana had gold, but no salt. The Sahara had no gold, but lots of salt. They figured it was a good idea to trade.
Sahara and valuable salt and gold mines of central Africa
Salt used to preserve and flavor food, was available in the Sahara.
Because they believed that crossing the Sahara would increase their trade of gold and salt
The HEI for Ghana is trans-Saharan salt and gold trade. Actually, they use their gold mines and trade it with salt from the Sahara. I am not sure of it but i am 95% out of 100% sure.
The Songhai empire traded mostly salt and gold.
The HEI for Ghana is trans-Saharan salt and gold trade. Actually, they use their gold mines and trade it with salt from the Sahara. I am not sure of it but i am 95% out of 100% sure.
Mali and Songhai
They controlled the trade of salt, gold, and ivory across the Sahara.
They controlled the trade of salt, gold, and ivory across the Sahara.
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