1. Evaluate the extent to which West African participation in maritime trading networks

sixteenth to mid-nineteenth centuries promoted West African state building and expansion.

rticipation in maritime trading networks with Europeans between the 16th to mid nineteenth centuries promoted West African state building and expansion.

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1. Evaluate the extent to which West African participation in maritime trading networks

sixteenth to mid-nineteenth centuries promoted West African state building and expansion.

rticipation in maritime trading networks with Europeans between the 16th to mid nineteenth centuries promoted West African state building and expansion.

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Erik Lucas · Answer 1

Sixteenth to mid-nineteenth centuries promoted West African state building and expansion.

Explanation:

A range of important trading kingdoms developed in West Africa. The West African kingdoms dominated significant maritime trade routes that joined North Africa and West Africa.

Starting in the Trans-Saharan commerce, West Africa was rich in gold while North Africa was rich in the salt that West Africa required, the trans-Saharan trade led to a transfer of Gold and Salt.