Look at the map click on the two areas that made it possible for people in these ecosystems to use the trans-Saharan trade route

Answer 1

It seems like you're asking for an interactive activity related to the trans-Saharan trade route, but I'm unable to click on or interact with maps. However, I can help guide you on relevant areas associated with the trans-Saharan trade.

The two main regions that historically facilitated the trans-Saharan trade route are:

1. North Africa: Particularly regions like the Sahara Desert and areas in the modern-day countries of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. These areas served as gateways to trade with Europe and the Mediterranean.

2. West Africa: This includes regions such as the Mali Empire, Ghana Empire, and Songhai Empire, which included modern countries like Mali, Niger, and Nigeria. These areas were rich in resources such as gold, salt, and other commodities that were highly sought after in trade.

If you have a specific map you're referring to, look for these regions to explore how they contributed to the trade dynamics of the trans-Saharan trade route.