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The Hajj was Musa’s way of starting wars with neighboring countries.
The Hajj was Musa’s way of starting wars with neighboring countries.
The Hajj was a demonstration of Musa’s piety, wealth, and power.
The Hajj was a demonstration of Musa’s piety, wealth, and power.
The Hajj was forced on Musa so he could make money.
The Hajj was forced on Musa so he could make money.
The Hajj was meant to help the economies of the places Musa went.
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The most accurate statement that explains Musa's motivations for going on the Hajj is:
The Hajj was a demonstration of Musa’s piety, wealth, and power.
This reflects the historical context of Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca, where he not only fulfilled his religious duty but also showcased the wealth and influence of his empire, which had a significant impact on the regions he passed through.
