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Map of the Mali Empire


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Map of the Mali Empire, c. 1337 CE

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May 19
Aime O Aime O (May 19 2020 3:05PM) : I wonder why the border of the empire is where it is, why did they choose to have such an odd shaped border
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May 21
Dalia C Dalia C (May 21 2020 12:01AM) : I wonder why as well.
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Mia P Mia P (May 21 2020 1:47AM) : I also wonder as well but I think that maybe because they didn't really think on how it would be shaped they would just try to make it and hope for the best.
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Vijdaan S Vijdaan S (May 21 2020 3:03AM) : Borders weren't that precidented.
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SAIA T SAIA T (May 19 2020 3:17PM) : The streams stretch out through out the whole empire
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Mia P Mia P (May 21 2020 1:46AM) : I do wonder how the streams stretched out the whole empire meaning it will allow people to know where they where?
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May 20
Leandro G Leandro G (May 20 2020 3:32PM) : That's a huge border Mali didn't want anyone to come to there land.
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Mia P Mia P (May 21 2020 1:49AM) : I agree with you because maybe they didn't want anyone to bother them but I wished they would because it would have allowed them to grow even more because of more trade.
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Kimberly A Kimberly A (May 20 2020 9:01PM) : Trading in Mali was really important because they had a lot of money. Seeing where they trade is very interesting.
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Mia P Mia P (May 21 2020 1:11AM) : I agree with you because Mali made a lot of money and it was mostly because of trade which was very important.
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Mia P Mia P (May 20 2020 9:38PM) : Also Mali had a triple income on Taxes on trade, goods were bought but they would be at a much higher price. Which benefited them by getting more money and they also had their own natural resources.
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Dalia C Dalia C (May 21 2020 12:02AM) : I remember reading that in an article on here.
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Mia P Mia P (May 21 2020 12:00AM) : I wonder how the trade routes were first made?
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Dalia C Dalia C (May 21 2020 12:00AM) : I wonder what were the least common trading routes
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Mia P Mia P (May 21 2020 1:50AM) : I also wonder too because they could have been a trade route that was getting more money and a least trading route which would not earn the same.
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Dalia C Dalia C (May 21 2020 12:13AM) : I notice that most of the major trade routes are in the direction of the desert.
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Mia P Mia P (May 21 2020 1:51AM) : Me too I noticed that they start from where North Africa is:)
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Mia P Mia P (May 21 2020 1:00AM) : The trade routes helped the growth of the Mali empire. more

In my opinion I think that the trade routes helped the growth of the Mali empire because it would make it easier for people to know where to go.

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Mia P Mia P (May 21 2020 1:09AM) : I wonder for what the Goldfields where used?
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A map of the Mali Empire (1240-1645 CE) at its peak c. 1337 CE after the reign of Mansa Musa (1312-1337 CE).

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DMU Timestamp: May 11, 2020 21:16

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May 14
Joycelin H Joycelin H (May 14 2020 3:08PM) : what does the red line in this image mean?
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Joycelin H Joycelin H (May 14 2020 3:09PM) : Oh it's edges of the empire
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Ethan P Ethan P (May 17 2020 7:25PM) : Water helped the growth of the empire more

I think the many rivers helped the growth of Mali because they were able to have fertile land, transportation, and more trade routes.

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Dalia C Dalia C (May 18 2020 1:38PM) : I agree with you
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Kassandra C Kassandra C (May 21 2020 12:18AM) : I agree too. Water is a essential thing!
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Mia P Mia P (May 21 2020 1:10AM) : I agree with you because more people would want to settle near river because they would have fertile land.
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SAIA T SAIA T (May 19 2020 3:17PM) : I see that mali is near some beautiful grasslands such as the savannah
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Mia P Mia P (May 20 2020 11:31PM) : The Savannah helped the growth of The Mali empire more

I think that the Savannah helped the growth of the Mali empire because the Savannah has hot, dry wet, and warm summers. Which would benefit them because they would have good temperature at times and that would make other people come.

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