Early empires gained wealth and power by trading slaves, gold, and ivory.
They affected the development of cities and states in west africa
They affected the development of cities and states in west Africa
The people of Portugal carried goods from Europe to the West Africa empires. This occurred from 1415 until 1600. They also help to export goods from West and South Africa to European Nations including pepper, fabrics, gold, and other such products.
Ghana, Mali, and Songhai Are the three main empires of africa
salt and gold
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The three largest empires in west Africa in 400 BC were the Askumite Empire. Carthage, and the Egyptian empire. All flourished well.
In the 1400's West Africa had been the home of several West African empires. Some historians use the term Mali Empire to designate the Islamic empires of the 1400's. Power changed hands several times in the 14th and 15th centuries. These empires' wealth came from gold.
Gold and salt!!
Ghana was referred to as the "Land of Gold" due to its abundant gold resources, which were highly sought after in ancient trade. The region was known for its rich deposits of gold, which attracted traders and empires, particularly during the medieval period. The wealth generated from gold trade significantly contributed to the prosperity of the Ghana Empire, facilitating its influence and power in West Africa. This reputation for gold persists today, as Ghana remains one of Africa's leading gold producers.
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