Salt and Gold
salt and gold.
Gold and salt were the main resources traded in Ghana.
Because there was good trades and goods.
Foreign trade is defined as trades made between different countries. The trades can be goods, research, or services.
They made valuable trades with the Europeans. They gave beaver fur away and received other goods such as wool and metal.
Surplus food and crafts for copper,salt and leather goods form the savannas
The resource Gold made Ghana wealthy.
It is in fact one of the largest and remaining trade partners of the US, still purchasing "Made in America" goods. See related questions for some statistics.
No, after-hours trades do not count as day trades. Day trades are trades made during regular trading hours, typically between 9:30 am and 4:00 pm Eastern Time. After-hours trades occur outside of these hours and are considered separate from day trades.
Answer: Railroads.
Ghana gain its wealth through trade. Traders that traveled through its territories had to pay taxes for the goods they sold. Ghana made its fortune in Africa. They used it to expand their army's and to expand the kingdom. The armies conquered neighboring lands and brought more and more wealth to the kingdom.
Ghana is important b/c it was the first one made in the 700