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SS - Unit 2 Chp. 2

The Mali Empire

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What is similar about the Ghana and the Mali Empire (#1) Like the Ghana Empire, the Mali Empire both used gold and salt trades to get wealthy. (#1)
What is similar about the Ghana and the Mali Empire (#2) Like the Ghana Empire, Mali Empire also participated in slave trade. (#2)
Who was the FIRST ruler of the Mali Empire? Sundiata Keita
What did Sundiata do for his empire? (#1) Sundiata defeated the Susu king and created the Mali Empire (#1)
What did Sundiata do for his empire? (#2) Sundiata took over the gold mines that were from the Ghana Empire. (#2)
What did Sundiata do for his empire? (#3) Sundiata created a central government that brought peace and order to the empire. (#3)
What did Sundiata assign each family? What did it become? Sundiata assigned occupations (jobs) for each family. This became the new social organization of the Mali Empire
What did the top of the hierarchy look like in the Mali Empire? (#1) At the top of the hierarchy (social class) was the ruling class: warriors, traders, and clergy. (#1)
What did the middle of the hierarchy look like in the Mali Empire? (#2) In the middle were working class: blacksmiths, griots, storytellers,
What did the bottom of the hierarchy look like in the Mali Empire? (#3) In the bottom were the enslaved people: they worked for families in the Mali Empire (#3)
Which city became the center of trade during the Mali Empire? Timbuktu
How did Timbuktu help the grow the Mali Empire (#1)? Timbuktu bordered the Sahara so it benefitted off the trans-Saharan trade. (#1)
How did Timbuktu help the grow the Mali Empire (#2)? Goods that came through Timbuktu were taxed by the Mali Empire, making profit for the empire. (#2)
How did Timbuktu help the grow the Mali Empire (#3)? Timbuktu was near the Niger River, which made it easy to access inland areas, like traders bringing goods from North Africa. (#3)
Who was the NEXT leader of the Mali Empire? Mansa Musa
How did Mansa Musa contribute to the growth of the Mali Empire? (#1) Mansa Musa doubled the size of the empire (#1)
How did Mansa Musa contribute to the growth of the Mali Empire? (#2) Mansa Musa became one of the richest people in the world, and growing his empire (#2)
How did Mansa Musa contribute to the growth of the Mali Empire? (#3) Mansa Musa gained popularity and interest, from Africa, Asia, and Europe, on his pilgrimage to Mecca with his entourage = more people wanted to come trade with the "rich guy" (#3)
How did Mansa Musa contribute to the growth of the Mali Empire? (#4) Mansa Musa "legacies" in several different cities, spreading Islam, and aiming to bring the Islamic golden age to the Mali Empire. (#4)
What led to the Mali Empire's decline? (#1) Internal power struggles weakened the empire's rulers (#1)
What led to the Mali Empire's decline? (#2) Rival Kingdoms began to expand and gained control of trade routes (#2)
What led to the Mali Empire's decline? (#3) Portuguese merchant ships were had competition with the trans-Saharan trade (#3)
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