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<span>John Wycliffe was excommunicated from the Catholic Church for his views and this made him an early thinker in the Protestant movement. John Hus (Jan Hus, or John Huss) made similar points to Wycliffe and was executed. Both men’s writings were important in the forming of the Protestant Reformation.</span>
Answer:
The two biggest causes of the Trans-Saharan trade included:
1. Introduction of Camels to the Sahara
2. Expansion of Islam in the area
Explanation:
The introduction of camels in the Sahara region provided a safe, reliable transport system throughout the land. Unlike a horse or a cattle, camels could go days without the need to drink or eat.
This made, long journeys possible and a network of small taverns and trading posts sprung up.
As Islam grew in the region, small cities and villages in the area came under the protection of a single government. This provided peace and prosperity in the region, a single currency, and common laws, all factors that contribute towards economic success.