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Answer: Rise: Trade of gold and kola nuts, gold deposits on land near the Niger River

Fall: Losing control of the gold-salt trade, taxing the gold-salt trade route, invading of Ghana, and limiting gold mining activities

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Answer:

Rise:

  • Trade of gold and kola nuts.
  • Gold deposits on land near the Niger River.

Fall:

  • Losing control of the gold-salt trade.
  • Taxing the gold-salt trade route.
  • Invading of Ghana.
  • Limiting gold mining activities.

Explanation:

The Ghana Empire was a West African empire located in present-day Mauritania and western Mali. This empire was able to rise because of its privileged location in the trans-Saharan trade that ran from Morocco to the Niger river. The Ghana Empire profited from the salt and gold business in particular, and this wealth allowed urban centers to develop, as well as for art and culture to flourish.

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