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What two African empires became wealthy from trading salt and gold?
GHANA AND MALI
How did the mycenaean civilization became wealthy?
Mainly by fishing and sea trade.
Why were the Aztecs so wealthy?
The Aztecs became extremely wealthy because they conquered many people and received tribute payments.
Explain how Cortes conquered the Aztecs?
Cortes and his soliders had destroyed Techochtitlan,and Cortes became the conqueror of one of the largest empires in the world
What two crops became their major trading goods for the Romans?
Corn and olives. Olives were used to make olive oil.
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