Gold and salt
The Niger River. It helped trade their two major resources: Gold and Salt
salt and gold
Malisian Traders!!! HAHAHA LOL!!
Trade on the Mississippi river was controlled by the French and Native Americans. The Mississippi river is 2,350 miles long.
The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.The wealthiest members of society who controlled trade and the military were the patricians, but only in the very early days of the city.
The Kingdom of Mali controlled trade routes which had previously been controlled by the Kingdom of Ghana.
Mali and Songhai
They controlled the trade of salt, gold, and ivory across the Sahara.
What city controlled Trade routes and was the economic political and reigeous center
Timbuktu, Mali, and Mali
In mali
The Niger River. It helped trade their two major resources: Gold and Salt
What city controlled Trade routes and was the economic political and reigeous center
Mali's wealth, particularly from its gold and salt resources, facilitated extensive trade networks that attracted European merchants and explorers. This economic power enabled Mali to engage in diplomatic relations and cultural exchanges, enhancing its influence in regional politics. The allure of Mali's riches likely motivated European powers to seek trade partnerships, leading to increased interactions and sometimes conflict in pursuit of resources. Ultimately, Mali's wealth shaped perceptions and relationships between Africans and Europeans during the historical trade era.
well most of the mineral resources of Mali are lithium, phosphate, clays , marble , and lime stone.
Controlled the trade routes across the Sahara
What city is important for trade for the Mali boundary and the Songhai boundary