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How were the Ghana Empire and the Mali Empire similar? Both empires were wealthy because of the salt and gold trade and both cultures were affected by Muslim religion and teachings
Mansa Musa was famous for ______________ being very wealthy
What were the groups in Mali's social Hierarchy? Top class: rulers, warriors, and traders Middle class: working class - blacksmiths, griots-poets, musicians, storytellers Lower class: enslaved people
Describe Timbuktu and its importance to Mali Timbuktu was an important center for trade near the Niger River
Mansa Musa made a pilgrimage to _________. This trip was important because ____________. Mecca; the trip brought ideas from the Islamic golden age to Mali
Describe how the Mali Empire ended The Mali Empire ended because the arrival of Portuguese ships was competition for trading caravans
Why was Sundiata Keita an important ruler? Sundiata Keita was an important ruler because he founded the Mali empire and created a strong government with tribal leaders and an assembly from various clans tho advise him
Why was Mansa Musa an important ruler? Mansa Musa was and important ruler because he made Timbuktu a center of Islamic learning with mosques, schools, and libraries
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