250 500 miles250 500 kilometersATLANTICOCEANCanary Islands24.Wadane,Awdaghostpe here to searchMarrakechJennieSegouWays of the World First EditionATLAS MOUNTAINSSijilmassa5NianiStudents. Choose the best selection(s) for each item.6 7 8OSPAIN Mediterranean Seazoom inTaghazaVolta RSAHARAKingdom of Ghana about 1000Kingdom of Mali about 1350Trade routes across the SaharaTimbuktuGaoGulf ofGuineaTripoliGhadamesGhatLakeHAUSALAND ChadKanoBenue R.9101.1112T 13 14.15 16*REQUIRED 2Which of the following statements issupported by evidence found in the mapprovided?Trans-Saharan trade led to an expansionof Buddhism in western AfricaTrans-Saharan trade routes spurred thegrowth of the Eastern Swahili city-states.Trans-Saharan trade routes led to thedevelopment of feudalismNew African kingdoms like Ghana andMali became wealthy and powerful dueto increased trade1718 19

Trans-Saharan trade refers to the exchange of goods and commodities across the vast…

1. *REQUIRED Which of the following statements is supported by evidence found in the map provided? Trans-Saharan trade led to an expansion of Buddhism in western Africa Trans-Saharan trade routes spurred the growth of the Eastern Swahili city-states Trans-Saharan trade routes led to the development of feudalism New African kingdoms like Ghana and Mali became wealthy and powerful due to increased trade

1. *REQUIRED Which of the following statements is supported by evidence found in the map provided? Trans-Saharan trade led to an expansion of Buddhism in western Africa Trans-Saharan trade routes spurred the growth of the Eastern Swahili city-states Trans-Saharan trade routes led to the development of feudalism New African kingdoms like Ghana and Mali became wealthy and powerful due to increased trade