DRAFT Use the RACES graphic organizer to type a rough draft. Combine each part of the organizer into a complete paragraph. (Don't worry about fixing your draft until you have it all typed.) Indent the first sentence. REVISE (ARMS) Make changes to your draft so your message is clear and interesting to the reader. You can revise words, phrases, and/or sentences. Copy and paste all parts of your paragraph from slide 1 below, and please leave all parts highlighted. Don't forget to indent your paragraph. Read your paragraph out loud to help you edit your paragraph and use the spell check tool. The effect of exchange of Mali exchange were significant for the economy and culture. The introduction of Mali exchange led to improved communication and commerce. For instance, as stated in "Steal of Encounter," this exchange allowed for faster trade and sharing of ideas. This means that not only did economic activities flourish, but cultural exchanges also enriched the societies involved, fostering innovation and understanding. In summary, the exchange of Mali profoundly impacted both the economy and culture, leading to a more interconnected world. EDIT (CUPS) Check your draft carefully for correct grammar and conventions so the reader isn't distracted by errors. PUBLISH Share your final draft with the appropriate people and in the appropriate way.

DRAFT Use the RACES graphic organizer to type a rough draft. Combine each part of the organizer into a complete paragraph. (Don't worry about fixing your draft until you have it all typed.) Indent the first sentence. REVISE (ARMS) Make changes to your draft so your message is clear and interesting to the reader. You can revise words, phrases, and/or sentences. Copy and paste all parts of your paragraph from slide 1 below, and please leave all parts highlighted. Don't forget to indent your paragraph. Read your paragraph out loud to help you edit your paragraph and use the spell check tool. The effect of exchange of Mali exchange were significant for the economy and culture. The introduction of Mali exchange led to improved communication and commerce. For instance, as stated in "Steal of Encounter," this exchange allowed for faster trade and sharing of ideas. This means that not only did economic activities flourish, but cultural exchanges also enriched the societies involved, fostering innovation and understanding. In summary, the exchange of Mali profoundly impacted both the economy and culture, leading to a more interconnected world. EDIT (CUPS) Check your draft carefully for correct grammar and conventions so the reader isn't distracted by errors. PUBLISH Share your final draft with the appropriate people and in the appropriate way.