Mali and their trade network romed along the silk road from China to Rome. Mali compared and made differences to the silk with their history, geography, trade, and lasting impact.
To start off, The Silk compared and made differences to Mail by their history. The Silk’s history was that they started around 200 BC and ended around 1300 AD. The Silk had many civilizations throughout it from Rome to China. The Slk was 4,000- 5,000 miles long. Going through the whole silk took several days. Also, in which all of those routes are dangerous where sometimes you can run into bandits and possibly wars. The way the silk was formed was when Rome and China ran into each other and Rome saw the silk and wanted it.so did the Indians and other civlizations. …show more content…
First of all, Mali grew up along the Niger river reaching across 1.200 miles. They reign 1235 CE-1,610CE. Mali’s first emperor was Sundiata Keita who helped take over the surrounding civilizations and he reign from 1235 CE-1255 CE. When he died a more wealthy as in rich emperor took his place Mansa Musa who was actually one of the most wealthiest man alive. Even though he was the most wealthiest he still made Mali weaker. Later on Songhai attacked Mali in 1610 and Mails empire collapsed.
To move on, Mali’ history and The Silks compared and contrasted. In comparison, both Mali and The Silk reached out to 1,200 miles long. As well as they both reign Africa. The Silk had wars on it as well as Mail’s caused wars such as Ghana and Songhai. To compared, Mali was rich and The Silk made lots of people rich. Some differences are that The Silk didn’t have a ruler like Mansa Musa or Sundiata. Another difference is that The Silk was longer by 3,800 long while Mali was 1.200 miles. Therefore, Mali’s history and The Silks compared and made …show more content…
The main thing traded on The Silk was silk. Other countries brought other things to trade like India brought spices and gems. Others brought things like armor, swords, glass, animals and more. This all started with Rome and China trading silk and bronze. Then others wanted it and they never stop trading it on the seven roads so they named it The Silk road. To prove, The Silk compared and contrasted to Mali by its trade.
To compare and contrast, Mali and The Silk compare and made differences by their trade. Mali and The Silk compared by them both trading with other civilizations. They also compared by having trading cities. Mali and The Silk contrasted by Mali bring the supplies to trade while other civilization traded on The Silk. Therefore, Mali and The Silk compared and made differences by their trade.
Lastly, Mali compared and made differences to The Silk by their lasting impact. The trade network was important for being rich so they can trade a lot of salt and gold. They contributed gold, salt, ivory, slaves, and clothes. It change civilizations by Mail being powerful and conquering them. It changed, history because they were one of the strongest and wealthiest civilizations out there. It changed the economy by Mali getting conquered losing all their gold. Lastly it changed the geography by them getting conquered. Therefore, Mali compared and made differences to The Silk by their lasting