Timbuktu was a major center of trade, learning and art for which African Kingdom?AksumZuluMaliSwahili

Read the list and answer the question.The Economy of Ancient West Africa EmpiresThe empires of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai thrived on the wealth of gold.Cities were established for the trade of gold and salt.Timbuktu became an economic and cultural center.     Which conclusion is best supported by the list?ResponsesAfrican rulers limited the manufacture of finished goods.African rulers limited the manufacture of finished goods. ,Trans-Saharan trade routes helped maintain regional commerce.Trans-Saharan, , trade, , routes, , helped, , maintain, , regional, , commerce.African rulers limited trade with overseas nations.African rulers limited trade with overseas nations. ,Trans-Saharan trade routes were controlled by nomadic warlords.

Connections between Mali and North Africa through trans-saharan trade routes led to what cultural development between c. 1200 and c. 1450? (use excerpt above)Mali’s capital became an international hub and the home of the House of Wisdom where scholarship from across Eurasia was preservedSufıs & Islamic scholars traveled to Mali converting the elites to Islam and creating a center of scholarship at TimbuktuMali became a culturally diverse empire where Hindus and Muslims lived together in harmony due to the policies of Mali’s Muslim rulersMali developed a maritime empire based on technology that it learned from the Muslim world

Which were ancient civilizations on the African continent? Select all that apply. AksumNokEgyptCarthageBabyloniaIndus Valley

Missionaries and explorers often had a complex relationship with local communities in East Africa, sometimes facilitating trade and cultural exchange.Question 7AnswerTrueFalse

The trades who dominated the long-distance trade that connected southern Ethiopia with northern Kenya and southern Somalia were called ___________________.Question 5Answera.Afkalab.Saffarec.Jabartid.Jeleba