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S.S. Chapter 11

overland trade

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grassy plain savanna
hot wet land with trees so tall that they block the sunlight tropical rain forest
tariff taxes
mansa rulers
Africa is the ____________in the world second largest continent
The Great Rift Valley stretches_________ through____ North and South, East Africa
It is one of the worlds__________ longest and deepest valley systems
The Sahara is the world's ___ largest desert
The people of Ghana were the earliest known _______ in West Africa iron users
As time passed, each Ghanaian king __________ won authority over more kingdoms
The kings then charged_____on all goods passing through the savanna tariffs
Mansa musa and his pilgrimage helped make the empire of Mali______ known far and wide
After Mali weakened the________empire rose Songhay
oasis water hole
inns where travelers could find food and shelter caravansaries
cartographer mapmakers
what in the desert trade routes were the main transportation single-humped camels
the Arab scholar fully developed the study of Algebra al-Khubrizmi
A new wave of law and order made travel and trade much safer along the Silk Road
The Silk Road was a way into Asia for European merchants and travelers
Travel along the Silk Road became dangerous
without safe land routes Europeans depended more on sea routes to reach the treasures of China
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