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What are two ways geography impacted Trans-Saharan trade?

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Marat540 [252]3 years ago
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Answer:West Africa had the advantage of being the closest geographically to the Sahara desert, and the wealthy Islamic Empires to the north. How ever the Sahara desert was a significant barrier to travel and trade. Caravans crossing the desert could easily get lost in the drifting, unmarked sands of the desert.

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