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Which process described below is an example of silent barter? A: a form of trade where people exchange goods by meeting face to face B:a form of trade where people exchange goods without meeting face to face C: a form of trade where people exchange goods without meeting face to face but wait secretly nearby
Trans-Saharan trade grew and expanded over time. Two factors that caused trade to develop and expand are: A: horses and camels B: camels and Islam C: trade and Islam
Timbuktu is known as the most important trade city in the empires of Mali and Songhai. What made this city so valuable to the people within those empires. A: trade/market center B: center of education C: religious center
The two most popular trade items used in the silent bartering process are: A: salt and goats B: gold and slaves C: slaves and salt D: gold and salt
Traders from which continent justified the trans-Atlantic slave trade with the trans-Saharan slave trade? A: Europe B: Asia C: Australia D: Italy
Enslaved people were commonly taken along Trans Saharan trade routes from: A: North Africa to southern Africa B: North Africa to East Africa C: North Africa to West Africa D: West Africa to North Africa
Which river provided food, water, and a method of transportation for the empires of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai? A: Tiber B: Nile C: Thames D: Niger
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