Ghana is referred to as the Gold Coast due to its historical abundance of gold resources, which attracted European traders and colonizers in the 15th century. The term "Gold Coast" was used by the Portuguese and later by other European powers to describe the region along the Gulf of Guinea, where gold was extensively mined and traded. This name persisted until Ghana gained independence from British colonial rule in 1957, reflecting its rich natural wealth and significance in trade.
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In year 19574 March 1957: Gold Coast changes name to Ghana as UK grants independence.
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The Gold Coast.
the gold coast due to the huge amount of gold found there it was changed on march 6th 1957 when Ghana became the 1st colonized subsaharan county to gain independance
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Ghana was once known as the Gold Coast because of the abundance of gold found there. Ghana is the second-largest producer of gold on the African continent.
It is a stamp from Ghana - the former Gold Coast
The country once known as Gold Coast is now known as Ghana. It gained its independence from Britain in 1957.
This area is commonly called the Gold Coast. It is not an official name. Ghana was called the Gold Coast prior to being named Ghana.
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