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What role did Timbuktu play in West Africa? (2 points)
Timbuktu was a major connection point in the trans-Saharan
• trade network. It tried to establish itself as a hub for education and learning, as well, but was unsuccessful.
Timbuktu was a major connection point in the trans-Saharan
• trade network. This allowed the city to develop into a hub for education and learning, as well.
Timbuktu was a hub for education and learning. This allowed the city to develop into a major connection point in the trans-Saharan trade network, as well.
Timbuktu was a hub for education and learning. It tried to establish itself as a connection point in the trans-Saharan trade network, as well. but was unsuccessful.
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Answered by GPT 3.5
Overall, Timbuktu played a vital role in both trade and education in West Africa. It served as a key trading hub, facilitating the exchange of goods between North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa. Additionally, Timbuktu became renowned for its universities and scholars, attracting students from across the region to study subjects such as mathematics, science, and Islamic theology. This combination of trade and education helped Timbuktu flourish as a significant center of commerce and knowledge in West Africa.
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Timbuktu played a significant role in West Africa as both a major connection point in the trans-Saharan trade network and as a hub for education and learning.
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Timbuktu was a major connection point in the trans-Saharan trade network. This allowed the city to develop into a hub for education and learning as well.