Southeast Africa: Gold deposits in regions near major rivers, such as the Niger
West Africa: <em>Kola nuts sold as trade </em>and <em>gold mines
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Explanation:
This question refers to the means of production in several parts of Africa. Because of the ard conditions of heat and dryness in the area, people have to find other ways to produce goods and trade. These economies are less driven by agriculture compared to other areas of the world, so mining and salt producing have been options used. Kola nuts are the exception, they are a caffeine-containing fruit harvested only in some parts of Africa for trade, they are used to flavour foods and drinks.
We the people show that they represent the people, not the government. They wanted to express that the people now have a voice, it isn't an authoritarian regime or monarch makes all decisions. Ironic since the state representative's vote instead of the people. lol
