Compare the ancient empire of Ghana with the present-day country of the same name. How do they
differ?

How were the West African empires similar?

How were the West African empires similar? They were all wealthy because of trade. Which society was able to prevent an attempted conquest? Which society did not base its economy on trade?

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The official name of Ghana was the Gold Coast. The Gold Coasters made the decision just before independence to call the new nation after the ancient Ghanaian empire, under the leadership of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. One of the three prehistoric empires in West Africa was the ancient Ghana empire. The other two are Songhai and Mali. The historic region of the Ghana empire included what is now Southern Mauritania and Mali. Many miles to the north-west of the current location of Ghana. It is believed that some ethnic groups moved south after the fall of the three ancient empires, and some of them did make it as far south as present-day Ghana.

From roughly 300 to 1100, the Ghana Empire, a West African dynasty had its center in what is now the southeast of Mauritania and western Mali. The Soninke people established the Empire, which had its capital in Koumbi Saleh.

At the time the empire was founded, the area had long-standing complex communities, some of which were based on trans-Saharan trade in salt and gold. The western Sahara's camel introduction in the third century AD was a significant driver for the revolutionary societal changes that led to the establishment of the empire. The camel transformed the earlier, more erratic trading routes into a trade by the time the Muslims conquered North Africa in the seventh century.

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How was the Muslim world different than the European world during the early Middle Ages?
Group of answer choices

A- Wars were fought frequently in the Muslim world, but not in the European world

B- The Muslim world had no strong leaders; the European world had many

C- Muslim leaders established democracies; Europe was made up of undemocratic kingdoms

D- Scholarship flourished in the Muslim world, but not the European world

The “New World” was an ideal place for the growth of representative government because-
A. Political philosophers such as John Locke and Montesquieu were settlers in the “New World”
B. Most settlers migrated to the “New World” to create a new form of government
C. The rulers of the “Old World” were too far away to oversee the issues of settlers in the “New World”
D. Settlers often had participated in representative governments in the countries they migrated from

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Central Historical Question: To what extent should the federal government be involved in the election process?

Construct an argument that addresses the Central Historical Question using knowledge of federalism, election laws, specific claims, and relevant evidence from sources.

In your argument, include the following:

A claim that argues what level of involvement (unlimited, limited, or no involvement) the federal government should have in the election process for the states
What gives or does not give the federal government permission to be involved in elections
At least 2 historical examples to support your opinion and assertions

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