In what way did geography affect early African kingdoms?

Faulting prevented the foreign attack.

Mineral resources brought wealth and power.

The Great Rift divided them from the rest of the continent.

Fertile soils enhanced crop productivity.

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31 March, 00:49

In what way did geography affect early African kingdoms?

Faulting prevented the foreign attack.

Mineral resources brought wealth and power.

The Great Rift divided them from the rest of the continent.

Fertile soils enhanced crop productivity.

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Kismet · Answer 1

B). Mineral resources brought wealth and power.

Francesca Shea · Answer 2

Correct answer choice is:

Mineral resources brought wealth and power.

Explanation:

The African continent is endued with gold, diamonds, oil, coltan, bauxite, uranium, ore and alternative valuable resources. Gold mining is Africa's primary mining resource on which it's economy relies. In the past, the South African kingdom of Mapungubwe flourished because of these natural resources. This is the reason, many invaders tried to invade this region to gain wealth.

In what way did geography affect early African kingdoms?Faulting prevented the foreign attack.Mineral resources brought wealth and power.The Great Rift divided them from the rest of the continent.Fertile soils enhanced crop productivity.

In what way did geography affect early African kingdoms?

Faulting prevented the foreign attack.

Mineral resources brought wealth and power.

The Great Rift divided them from the rest of the continent.

Fertile soils enhanced crop productivity.