BRIANLIESTTTT ASAP!! What Led to the Rise and Fall of the Songhai Empire?

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The Songhai Empire rose because of its fierce and strong armies who were able to conquer the gold-salt trade. Trade flourished in the Empire making its rulers rich as they were able to export gold, salt and slaves while importing luxury goods. The Songhai empire was weakened by internal political wrangles which led to its decline

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