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Ghana's lack of natural resources limited their ability to grow into a huge trading empire.
Ghana's lack of natural resources limited their ability to grow into a huge trading empire.
Ghana's isolation from river sources prevented them from interacting with other nations.
Ghana's isolation from river sources prevented them from interacting with other nations.
Ghana's ability to control the gold-salt trade helped them grow into a powerful empire.
Ghana's ability to control the gold-salt trade helped them grow into a powerful empire.
Ghana's abundance of natural resources allowed them to isolate from the rest of the world..
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The response that illustrates the influence natural resources had on Ghana is:
Ghana's ability to control the gold-salt trade helped them grow into a powerful empire.
This statement reflects how the abundance of gold and the importance of salt as a valuable resource contributed to Ghana's wealth and power in trade during its peak.
