Mali

Type your answer here... nice and freindly (sometimey rob ) but most of the time they are considered one of the nicest countries

Kola nuts are popular because they are a stimulant and help keep hunger at bay. Many have bouille for breakfast which is similar to rice pudding. Otherwise most meals are rice, millet, vegetables and fish.

Malians used salt to make there food last longer.

they mostly drink water !! but i have heard that they drink soda also

Traders from the northern regions brought their goods to Timbuktu primarily via the trans-Saharan trade routes. They traveled across the desert, often using caravans of camels to transport valuable items such as salt, textiles, and gold. These routes connected North Africa to West Africa, facilitating the exchange of goods and cultural interactions. Timbuktu, as a major trading hub, played a crucial role in this network, attracting merchants from various regions.

desertifacation,deforestation,soil erosion drought, and not enough water

Mali was imperialized by France in 1892 and was named French Sudan. In 1960 the Federation of Mali became an independent country.

Mali did end after Songhai captured Timbuktu their leader sunni Ali founded a new west African

West African CFA franc .
CFA franc, the West African CFA franc, Malian franc, Guinean franc and Guinean syli

He ruled for 25 years.

APEX: Mali’s leaders converted to Islam, while Benin’s people maintained traditional religions.

he went on a pilgraige and he made Timbuckto not only the center of trade but the center of learning

Mali is a multilingual country. The languages spoken there reflect ancient settlement patterns, migrations, and its long history. Ethnologue counts 50 languages. Of these, French is the official language and Bambara is the most widely spoken. Altogether 13 of the indigenous languages of Mali have the legal status of national language.

During Mansa Musa's reign, Islam became very popular in Mali. Following their king's example, many people from Mali went to Mecca. In turn, many Muslims from Asia, Egypt, and other parts of Africa visited Mali. These journeys between regions helped create more trade and made Mali even richer.

Yes Mali is a poor country in west Africa. 65% of its land area is desert and 75% of the people are employed under farming and fishing.

Songhai.

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1. Kids in Mali only go to school for 2 years.

2. Life is expected to only live up until the age of 47.

3. Salt is so valuable that some people trade a pound of gold for a pound salt.

food

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The ancient empire of Mali was formed in 9 modern day countries. These countries are:

Mali

Niger

Mauritania

Burkina Faso

Guinea

Cote D'Ivoire

Sierra Leone

Senegal

and Liberia

Hopes this helps! -Jack R

The west African kingdoms like Ghana, Mali and Songhai experienced prosperity through the trade of gold and salt which was of high value back then.

All states are located in Africa [west - noth west] except Egypt who extends to both Africa [north east] and Asia with the greatest history in the past already 6.000 years old.

Ghana, Mali and Shonghai extended from west Africa to the shores of the Mediterranean sea and in the dawn of Islam until the 16th century AD/ CE under the leadership of different persons and nations chalifate, kingdoms and empires were established in the area.

The Communaute Francicere Africaine Franc (XOF in world trading) with a value of around 650-660 XOF per Euro.

People travel to Mali bacause it has wondeful history places like the Djinguereber palace.Also becaus the people are kind and welcoming.Mali is a cool place.