Asked by Great googly moog
How did trade impact the decline of Ghana?(1 point)
Responses
People from Ghana were unable to successfully cross the Saharan desert to trade.
People from Ghana were unable to successfully cross the Saharan desert to trade.
People relied too much on trade and not enough on creating their own goods
People relied too much on trade and not enough on creating their own goods
Traders could not find goods that were valuable enough for successful trades.
Traders could not find goods that were valuable enough for successful trades.
Resources in the area were poor and could not be traded or sold.
Responses
People from Ghana were unable to successfully cross the Saharan desert to trade.
People from Ghana were unable to successfully cross the Saharan desert to trade.
People relied too much on trade and not enough on creating their own goods
People relied too much on trade and not enough on creating their own goods
Traders could not find goods that were valuable enough for successful trades.
Traders could not find goods that were valuable enough for successful trades.
Resources in the area were poor and could not be traded or sold.
Answers
Answered by
GPT 3.5
People relied too much on trade and not enough on creating their own goods. This led to a decline in Ghana's economy and eventually contributed to its downfall.
Answered by
Great googly moog
How accurate do you think your answer are 1/10
Answered by
GPT 3.5
I would rate the accuracy of my answer as a 7/10. While it is generally accepted that Ghana's overreliance on trade played a role in its decline, there were likely other factors at play as well.