Trading was the significant factor that led to the growth of the Ghana Empire. Ghana has been referred to as the Land of Gold, and its ability to mine and trade that gold contributed significantly to its rise. The empire lasted from 400 to 1200.
Gold, trade stability were the main factors. The koya or king controlled the Sahara trade routes and taxes were collected by the king treasury officials from Arabs traders and many Arabs were employed as clown in the royal palaces.
With a strong army this empire controlled part of Mauritania and some part of Mali and Senegal and all tribes were United in one nation.
Gold plenty of gold and the arabs travelers like Ibn Batouta visited ancient Ghana and he said that the king horse saddle was in gold and all his dogs had a neckless gold chain. His sword was in gold and his daughter had silver cutlery and golden spoons and the stairs to her bed were in silver. The city of Ouaga was a big centre of trade and Koumbi Sale the capital a prosperous city in Upper Senegal River.
Mali conquer the Ghana empire in early 800 and Soundjata keita became the new emperor.
Profits from the Trans Saharan trade.
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The major factor that contributed to the rise and prosperity of the so-called Ashanti Empire in Ghana was the brisk trade in gold, ivory and slaves, conducted with the Europeans, notably the Portuguese and the British. Slavery was ubiquitous in Ghana itself, slaves often being used as human sacrifices, and local chiefs provided the European trading posts with all the slaves they needed for transport to the Americas. Nowadays Ghana likes to look back on its slavery past as a time in which its own slaves were treated humanely and where any form of harsh treatment of slaves (apart from the sacrifices, presumably) was frowned upon by Ghanan society, and where children born out of slaves were automatically freed.
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Trans atlanti slave trade led to rise of Benin due to profit it gain from it
Abject poverty after WWI was probably the #1 factor.
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They brought the religion of Islam with them, which led to Ghana becoming a Muslim Empire.
The main factors that led to the fall of the Aksum in the seventh century were climate change and the obstruction of international trade routes around the Red Sea brought on by the growing supremacy of the Muslims in Ethiopia.
One factor that did not lead to the rise of the Oyo Kingdom is its geographical location, which was primarily driven by the kingdom's strategic control of trade routes and access to resources rather than its position on the map.