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Both the cities of the Hanseatic League in Europe and those of the African kingdom of Ghana shared a common characteristic of being crucial trading hubs. They facilitated extensive commerce, connecting different regions and cultures through trade networks. Additionally, both sets of cities thrived on the exchange of goods, such as textiles and spices in the Hanseatic League, and gold and salt in Ghana, fostering economic prosperity and cultural interactions.

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