Trade led to cities being developed close to trade routes, as well as a generation of prosperous kingdoms. They gained gold in return for salt, and discovered new languages and customs from other countries.
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salt and gold
Gold and salt
The Saharan trade extended from the Saharan West African kingdoms across the Sahara desert to Europe. The Saharan Trade linked such African empires as Ghana, Mali, and Songhay to the European world.
Yes, they did trade there gold for salt.
Mail traded Gold and Salt with neighboring countries.
Mali traded salt to many countries in the south. The gold trade, even more important was mainly to Egypt and other countries on the Mediterranean.
ancient mali was organized because they had armies
Timbuktu, Mali, and Mali
In mali
The Niger River. It helped trade their two major resources: Gold and Salt
In 1312, the size of the Mali Empire doubled primarily due to the conquests of Emperor Mansa Musa. His military campaigns expanded Mali's territory significantly, incorporating regions that were rich in resources and trade routes. Additionally, Mansa Musa's promotion of trade and Islam further solidified Mali's influence and power in West Africa.