The Empire of Ghana and later the Mali Empire faced several factors leading to their decline. Primarily, internal strife and political fragmentation weakened central authority, making it difficult to maintain control over vast territories. Additionally, the rise of competing states and changes in trade routes diminished their economic power, as the trans-Saharan trade shifted to favor other regions. Environmental factors, such as drought, also contributed to agricultural decline, further destabilizing these empires.
Ghana defeated Mali
Yes, the Mali Empire lasted longer than the Ghana Empire. The Ghana Empire, which peaked between the 9th and 11th centuries, lasted for about 300 years, while the Mali Empire flourished from the 13th to the 16th centuries, lasting roughly 400 years. Thus, the Mali Empire did last approximately one and a third times longer than the Ghana Empire, but not quite twice as long.
In the mid-1000's Ghana was rich and powerful, in 1200 the empire collapsed
The Ghana Empire prospered as the "land of gold" far to the west.
overgrazing and invasion and also internal rebellion
Songhai because it covered a lot of area, and grew farther than Mali.
The people of great empire called Mali took over Ghana during the 13th century. end of the 13th century kingdom of Ghana was replaced by Mali
They used play-doh.
Ghana, Mali, and Songhai, each overlapping each other as they expand one after the other
Mali formed in the Southern area in what was Ghana's empire and used much of the infrastructure of the former (especially gold-mining) to make an economy more effective.
you idiot, Ghana is a bigger empire than Ghana. even a fool knows that
Mali began to take over the territory of the Ghana Empire in the early 13th century, with significant military campaigns occurring around the years 1235 to 1240. The fall of Ghana was largely completed by the mid-13th century as Mali expanded its influence and control over the region. By the end of the 1240s, Mali had effectively absorbed the remnants of the Ghana Empire.