<h2>Answer:</h2><h3>Islamic affect on Mali</h3>
Muslims are the 95 percent of the community of Mali. The bulk of Muslims in Mali are Mali kite Sunni, led with Sufism.
During the 9th century, Muslim Berber and Tuareg traders delivered Islam southward into West Africa. Islam also grew in the country by the patrons of Sufi affiliations. Turn to Islam associated the West African Savannah to have faith in one God and alike new kinds of administrative, cultural and decorative accouterments.
<h3>Islamic affect on Songhai Empire:</h3>
The Songhai Empire began a fishing and negotiating center on the Niger River in a place called GAO where West African and Muslim merchants visited frequently. Just like Ghana and Mali, the Songhai people were motivated by Islam, and many people even turned. For many years, Songhai people were commanded by Mali and were compelled to pay taxes. Songhai people were ordered to bow before Mali kings as a sign of obedience. In 1325, on the way back from Mecca, Mansa Musa took two of Songhai’s king’s sons as prisoners. One of the sons, Prince Ali Kolon, admitted his learning but always was very sore towards Mali. After 30 years, Ali Kolon left to Songhai and set the Sunni Dynasty.
An advantage of network analysis over interpretive sociology is that it can: <u>reveal patterns in social structures that might not become evident through answers to direct questions.</u>
<u>Explanation</u>:
- The network analysis is a method of analysis which helps in analyzing and representing the relations among social structures.
- The social network analysis method was generally used by public health officials to understand sexually transmitted infections and conclude that sexually transmitted infection (STI) can spread according specific models, and interventions correspond to the pattern of the disease. The network analysis can help in revealing the pattern in the social structure.
- The network analysis can be depicted using the graphical representation.
Because the English wanted to take their land. Technically, The Native Americans believed that land cannot be sold, and saw it as a sacred thing.
The term for the distance over which wind blows uninterrupted is called the fetch
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I think the answer is B, D, E.
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