The following statements accurately describe West African kingdoms of the 1300s and 1400s:
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Benin, a kingdom in the dense, wet woodland of the rainforest, was ruled by an oba.
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Even after Songhai's leaders converted to Islam, its people followed the old polytheistic religion.
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Benin relied on trade with its nearby neighbors and made its wealth from food products.
The first statement about the rainforest bordering the Sahara to the north is incorrect; the rainforest is primarily found to the south of the Sahara Desert.