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Ghana, Mali, and Songhai
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angela7dreams
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Map of Songhai
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Map of Mali
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Map of Ghana
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Time frame of the empires
Ghana 300 to 1100 CE
Mali 1235 to 1600 CE
Songhai 1464 to 1591 CE
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Red Stamp
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Daily life
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ルーク.チャン.チャン
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Ghana
The main jobs in Ghana were mainly farming, mining and painting. Women were treated with respect and dignity.
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D.H. Parks
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Mali
The main jobs were farmer, trader, Artisans, warriors, and slaves.
Women were regarded as the source of life and wisdom.
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Pedro Vezini
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Songhai
Daily life was based on traditions and local customs.
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La Citta Vita
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Religious beliefs in Ghana, Mali, and Songhai. All three of the empires were Islamic.
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betta design
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Trading
In Ghana there main trade recorders were gold and iron. In Mali they were gold and salt. In Songhai they were salt and gold also.
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digitalmoneyworld
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influential rulers and their legacy
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Doug Kline
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Ghana
King Kaya Maja he invented the use of camels as transportation and trade.
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QuiteLucid
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Mali
Sundiata Keita introduced Cotten which became and important export.
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www.eddie-lawrance.co.uk
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Songhai
Askia Mohammad helped the country progress in education and trade.
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H2O Alchemist
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Art, Artifacts, and architecture
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John-Morgan
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Decline of the empire
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PinkMoose
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Ghana
They were getting attacked constantly from Northern Africa. And a group called the sulu broke free from Ghana.
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Vít Hassan
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Mali
They lost control of there borders and then Songhai rose to power.
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WanderingtheWorld (www.ChrisFord.com)
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Songhai
They fell because of internal strife and civil war.
Then the Moroccan army invaded.
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l'Ours
Bennett Grant
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