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Because the Bantu speakers established farming villages and lively trading outposts. Some goods they transported were Gold, Iron ores, Ivory, and Timber. They received Porcelain, Spices, Beads, and Textiles. I hope this helped :)
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How and why did the trade networks initally develop in west Africa and what led to there decline?
because trade routes were good and there was a lot of resources
Europeans established southern africa s coastal cities as?
Europeans established South African coastal cities as trading ports. This was especially common during the slave trade but was used for other commodities as well.
What are the altitude of coastal land in south Africa?
What are the altitude of coastal land
When and where did agriculture develop in Africa?
The Banana King was born in Africa and helped the KFC people develop.
What is the impact of legitimate trade on the Economy of west Africa?
\ By the 1850's and 60's legitimate African traders, flanked by western- educated African lawyers, teachers and journalists, formed an emerging middle class in the coastal towns of West Africa.
How did trade affect the coastal cultural of East Africa?
Nathu la pass
Which culture of East Africa brought Christianity to the continent?
=It was the effect of trade on the culture of coastal East Africa.=
What helped city-states develop in east Africa?
trade
How did trade change coastal east Africa's culture?
Introduced them to a new culture and eventually led them to participate in slave trade with Europeans.
How did the establishment of trade affect coastal villages in East Africa?
The building of ports, the trade building and the staff and general traffic that big money brings in.
How and why did the trade networks initally develop in west Africa and what led to there decline?
because trade routes were good and there was a lot of resources
What rights did the African's have in the slave trade?
Little to none. ------------------------------------------------------- The Africans that sold the slaves (in Africa) to the slave traders did very well by the slave trade and the coastal Kingdoms grew rich and powerful.
What is the Intertropical Convergence Zone the largest coastal plain in Africa an organization created to develop a plan to build dams an area rich in natural resources a low-pressure area that influe?
What is the Intertropical Convergence Zone? the largest coastal plain in Africa an organization created to develop a plan to build dams an area rich in natural resources a low-pressure area that influences climate
Europeans established southern africa s coastal cities as?
Europeans established South African coastal cities as trading ports. This was especially common during the slave trade but was used for other commodities as well.
How did the slave trade affect west Africa?
by increasing the power of ruthless men who captured fellow Africans and sold them. Also increasing rivalry between tribes causing more battles.
What was the effect of Portugual's creation of sugar plantations on the Altlantic coastal islands?
Portugal's creation of sugar plantations on Atlantic coastal islands started in the 1400's with sugar colonies in West Africa. They then started to develop sugar plantations on what is now Brazil's coast line. Some of the islands in the Caribbean were then assessed as to their value in growing sugar.
How did African kings benefit from warfare?
Northern Africa continued to develop through trade with the Islamic centers of the Middle East
