complex word to describe the caravans Mande women harvested and processed food for storage and sale flourishing growing, thriving, doing well goods That which is produced, then traded, bought or sold, then finally consumed. Wangara Island rich with gold vicinity neighbourhood; nearby region; surrounding area. sun dried mud or acacia wood and stone What were Mande homes made of? oasis A spring of fresh water, surrounded by a fertile region of vegetation, in a desert. Soninke people who established Ghana the king's soldiers guarded the area Why were traders safe in Ghana? stories and poetry The Soninke loved... Berbers tribesmen from North Africa Gold Ghana had more than enough... primary Main; principal; placed ahead of others entourage attendants, associates or followers. family what was most important to the Soninke? they bite, kick, spit, run away Why are camels so challenging? bartering An exchange of goods or services without the use of money. Mande had advanced farming skills laying out goods to trade, drumbeats, hiding, and not speaking How did the Wangaran miners do their trading? bodyguards, scholars, ambassadors,poets, musicians some of the people in the caravan Salt mines People knew the location the location of the gold mines the Wangaran miners would never tell... millet, sorghum,cotton,ground nuts,rice Some of Ghana's major crops camels essential for desert travel Mande men hunted and did most of the farming trade the lifeblood of Ghana gold, salt, jewelry, tools, cloth some of the items traded include... caravan A convoy or procession of travelers, their vehicles and cargo, and any pack animals, especially camels crossing a desert. complex word to describe the caravans Mande women harvested and processed food for storage and sale flourishing growing, thriving, doing well goods That which is produced, then traded, bought or sold, then finally consumed. Wangara Island rich with gold vicinity neighbourhood; nearby region; surrounding area. sun dried mud or acacia wood and stone What were Mande homes made of? oasis A spring of fresh water, surrounded by a fertile region of vegetation, in a desert. Soninke people who established Ghana the king's soldiers guarded the area Why were traders safe in Ghana? stories and poetry The Soninke loved... Berbers tribesmen from North Africa Gold Ghana had more than enough... primary Main; principal; placed ahead of others entourage attendants, associates or followers. family what was most important to the Soninke? they bite, kick, spit, run away Why are camels so challenging? bartering An exchange of goods or services without the use of money. Mande had advanced farming skills laying out goods to trade, drumbeats, hiding, and not speaking How did the Wangaran miners do their trading? bodyguards, scholars, ambassadors,poets, musicians some of the people in the caravan Salt mines People knew the location the location of the gold mines the Wangaran miners would never tell... millet, sorghum,cotton,ground nuts,rice Some of Ghana's major crops camels essential for desert travel Mande men hunted and did most of the farming trade the lifeblood of Ghana gold, salt, jewelry, tools, cloth some of the items traded include... caravan A convoy or procession of travelers, their vehicles and cargo, and any pack animals, especially camels crossing a desert.
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word to describe the caravans
complex
harvested and processed food for storage and sale
Mande women
growing, thriving, doing well
flourishing
That which is produced, then traded, bought or sold, then finally consumed.
goods
Island rich with gold
Wangara
neighbourhood; nearby region; surrounding area.
vicinity
What were Mande homes made of?
sun dried mud or acacia wood and stone
A spring of fresh water, surrounded by a fertile region of vegetation, in a desert.
oasis
people who established Ghana
Soninke
Why were traders safe in Ghana?
the king's soldiers guarded the area
The Soninke loved...
stories and poetry
tribesmen from North Africa
Berbers
Ghana had more than enough...
Gold
Main; principal; placed ahead of others
primary
attendants, associates or followers.
entourage
what was most important to the Soninke?
family
Why are camels so challenging?
they bite, kick, spit, run away
An exchange of goods or services without the use of money.
bartering
had advanced farming skills
Mande
How did the Wangaran miners do their trading?
laying out goods to trade, drumbeats, hiding, and not speaking
some of the people in the caravan
bodyguards, scholars, ambassadors,poets, musicians
People knew the location
Salt mines
the Wangaran miners would never tell...
the location of the gold mines
Some of Ghana's major crops
millet, sorghum,cotton,ground nuts,rice
essential for desert travel
camels
hunted and did most of the farming
Mande men
the lifeblood of Ghana
trade
some of the items traded include...
gold, salt, jewelry, tools, cloth
A convoy or procession of travelers, their vehicles and cargo, and any pack animals, especially camels crossing a desert.
caravan