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Mali's vast size made it difficult to govern effectively, leading to challenges in maintaining control over distant regions and diverse populations. The expansive territory strained resources and logistics, making it hard to respond to internal dissent and external threats. Additionally, the empire's size attracted invasions and competition from neighboring states, further contributing to its decline. Ultimately, these factors combined to weaken central authority and destabilize the empire, leading to its fall.
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How did mali lead to its fall?
Mali's empire was to big for the emperors to control. Hope this helped C:
How did geography lead to the fall of the empires of Mali Ghana and Songhai?
their locations between the Sahara and the Sahel and proximity to the Nile River
How did malis size lead to it's fall?
Mali's empire was to big for the emperors to control. Hope this helped C:
How did Mali fall?
from to much juice
Would 0.5 mm work for a 0.7 lead pencil?
No, a 0.5 mm lead refill would not work for a 0.7 lead pencil. The lead size must match the pencil size for it to fit and work correctly.
What led to the fall of the kingdoms of Mali and Songhai?
Internal conflict
What is the size mali?
1,222,343,ooo km.
Was it inevitable for the Mali Empire to fall?
NO. The fall of any country can be avoided. In the case of Mali, active engagement with Sa'adian Morocco, which had firearms, led to the destruction of Mali. As a result, if Mali had found a way to acquire firearms, or was able to restrain itself from trying to attack the Songhai and remain outside of Morocco's view, the empire could have likely continued on.
What factor led to the fall of the kingdom of Mali and Songhai?
Internal conflict
Did the Mali's empire fall?
Year: 1610 near the 1600's
What does Mali look like?
Mali is a landlocked country in northern Africa that is twice the size of Texas and much of it is desert.
Is Mali a major trading kingdom?
mali is a mayor trading kingdom because ruler mansa musa lead mali to great power through the years 1312 to 1337.
