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Who are the governments for West Africa?
republic of their own
What is the government like in West Africa?
West Africa is a region not a single country and as such has a number of governments, some democratic others not.
What idea did the Mande people develop that marked the centralized polities of West Africa?
sacred kingship
Where does the growth of Ghana take place?
West africa
Why were the kingdoms in west Africa powerful?
The kingdoms in West Africa, such as Ghana, Mali, and Songhai, were powerful due to their control over lucrative trade routes that facilitated the exchange of gold, salt, and other goods. This wealth enabled them to build strong armies and centralized governments, which helped maintain order and expand their territories. Additionally, the introduction of Islam enhanced cultural and political ties with North Africa, further strengthening their influence and power in the region.
How many governments are there in west Africa?
16BeninBurkina FasoCape VerdeCote d'IvoireThe GambiaGhanaGuineaGuinea-BissauLiberiaMaliMauritaniaNigerNigeriaSenegalSierra LeoneTogo
What is the most developed country in West Africa?
Ghana is the most developed country in west africa since is the fastest growth economy in the world
What are the causes and effects of military rule in west Africa?
Corruption and poor performing governments unprofessional under paid armies Illiteracy among the populace
How can governments intervene in trade?
there are no governments.....only George West
Is Songhai Empire in east Africa of west Africa?
West Africa.
What religion from north Africa to west Africa?
What religion spread from North Africa to west Africa
What was the political system in west Africa?
West Africa historically had a variety of political systems, including centralized kingdoms like the Ghana, Mali, and Songhai empires, as well as decentralized societies governed by councils of elders or local chiefs. These political systems often combined elements of monarchy, tribal authority, and democratic decision-making. The political landscape in West Africa was diverse and dynamic, reflecting the region's rich cultural and historical complexity.
