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- The environment of the state. Enabled people of Zimbabwe engaging in animal domestication and hunting like elephant even engaged themselves in agriculture due to good climate and fertile soil
- trade. It was in strategic position which enabled Zimb. to benefit from Long distance trade i.e. traded with the people of Kilwa(swahili traders), china. Items were gold and ivory and were used as the medium of exchange.
- dvt of handcraft industries including Metallurgy. here much concentration were in copper and gold working.
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What factors led to the rise of the Zimbabwe civilization?
between Portuguese attacked east african city states, the zimbabwe developed between the limpopo and zambezi.
What role did gold play in the rise to power of great Zimbabwe and the mutapa empire?
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What factors brought Kiev decline?
rise of regional centres played a great role, and hatred of families.
What factors brought about Kiev decline?
rise of regional centres played a great role, and hatred of families.
What factors contribute to the rise of these ailments?
the factors cintribute to the rise of the ailments are polluted and dirty place
When was Rise of the Great Wall created?
Rise of the Great Wall was created in 1985.
What is the duration of The Rise of Catherine the Great?
The duration of The Rise of Catherine the Great is 1.58 hours.
What is the duration of The Rise of the Great Powers?
The duration of The Rise of the Great Powers is 3000.0 seconds.
What is the duration of Rise of the Great Wall?
The duration of Rise of the Great Wall is 2700.0 seconds.
When was The Rise of Catherine the Great created?
The Rise of Catherine the Great was created on 1934-02-09.
What factors contributed to the rise and fall of the Mughal Empire?
They were able to rise because they like men. They started to fall because they liked men and women so the Muslim Leader (Akbar the Great) did not want people to like both.
Why do historians know little about great Zimbabwe?
Historians know everything there is to know about Zimbabwe and its predecessor nations then first called Rhodesia and Nyassaland and after that, Rhodesia. Its pre-colonial history is also reasonably well documented, starting with the rise of the kingdom of Mapungubwe in the 11th century. Since the peoples of the various pre-colonial kingdoms in the Zimbabwe region did not leave any written information of their own to posterity and historians, our knowledge is based on - and limited to - descriptions by others, mainly contemporary Arab and Portuguese traders.
