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It was destroyed by a rival empire.
It was destroyed by a rival empire.
The economic system fell apart due to overexpansion.
The economic system fell apart due to overexpansion.
It stopped trading entirely.
It stopped trading entirely.
It lost influence as the Swahili city-states gained prominence.
It lost influence as the Swahili city-states gained prominence.
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The most accurate inference about what happened to the Axum Empire after 1100 CE is:
It lost influence as the Swahili city-states gained prominence.
This reflects a historical trend where the rise of the Swahili city-states along the East African coast, due to trade and commerce, diminished the influence of the Axum Empire, which had been a major trading power in the region.
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