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What made the slave trade grow?
Profits
When did the Triangular Trade grow in colonies?
It first started in 1500
Why did three kingdoms grow up in roughly the same area in west Africa?
Because they shared the same resources that were highly useful in running a kingdom.
Andrew carnegie argued that the success of wealthy industrialists did what?
He believed that this helped the economy to grow. Without the industrialists, there would be no big business or jobs for the other people.
What in the US was forced to grow as a result of the declinde in trade during the war?
When there was war, there was a decline in trade and this led to increased government debt and unemployment. New government programs had to come up to curtail unemployment.
How did west African kingdoms grow wealthy through trade?
The west Africans grew wealthy though trade because they made taxes for people who came in and out of their territory.
How did West African Kingdoms grow rich?
Mali rose to power by conquering a close kingdom named Ghana the defeated it and took control of the gold and salt trade in Western africa in about 1250.
How did Phoenician grow wealthy?
of trading
Why did African grow wealthy and powerful?
by trade
Why did africans cities grow wealthy and powerful?
by trade
Did the gupta empire grow wealthy through decades of war and conquest?
no they grew welthy off of trade :) hope it helped
Did Gupta empire grow wealthy through decades of war and conquest?
no they grew welthy off of trade :) hope it helped
What did Florence grow wealthy through?
Banking
Did roman merchants grow wealthy from trade all over the empire?
the east!
What type of trade especially helped Constantinople grow wealthy even as the western roman empire crumbler?
Chinese silk trade
What type of trade especially helping Constantinople grow wealthy even as the western roman empire crumbled?
Chinese silk trade
How did farms in the southern colonies?
they farmed crops such as rice,corn,and grow tobacco plants to trade and became wealthy.
