Which statements about trade in the Ghana Empire are true? Choose all answers that are correct. A. Copper and fine linen were the two main items traded in Ghana. B. Ghanaian blacksmiths produced high-quality trade goods from iron. C. Salt was so valuable in Ghana that it was worth its weight in gold. D. Ghanaian traders were known for their loud, boisterous bartering techniques.

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12 June, 03:45

Which statements about trade in the Ghana Empire are true? Choose all answers that are correct. A. Copper and fine linen were the two main items traded in Ghana. B. Ghanaian blacksmiths produced high-quality trade goods from iron. C. Salt was so valuable in Ghana that it was worth its weight in gold. D. Ghanaian traders were known for their loud, boisterous bartering techniques.

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Cadence Frederick · Answer 1

The statements that true is C. Salt was so valuable in Ghana that it was Worth in Gold

Many said that the Ghana empire was rich by handling the trade of Salt and Gold. There are no record about option A and option B.

And Option D. is definitely wrong because the Ghana Empire use Silent Trading, the trading occurred without the traders seeing each other face