Question

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Answer 1

The following excerpt comes from a description of the kingdom of Ghana, written by an 11th-century Arab from Spain, Al-Bakri:

On every donkey-load of salt when it is brought into the country their king levies one golden dinar and two dinars when it is sent out. … The best gold is found in his land comes from the town of Ghiyaru, which is eighteen days' traveling distance from the king's town over a country inhabited by tribes of the Sudan…
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What inference about ancient Ghana does the excerpt support?

Answer 2

The king of Ghana controlled distant gold mines.
Crossing Ghana could require more than two weeks.
Ghanaians transported salt by foot.
Ghanaians worked with Sudanese tribes to get gold.

Answer 3

The king of Ghana controlled distant gold mines.