How did Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca affect those in Mali?
A. It facilitated the spread of African languages.
B. It facilitated an increase in military power and adventurism.
C. It facilitated an expansion of Islamic learning and culture.
D. It facilitated a sharp decline in the gold for salt trade.

Question

How did Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca affect those in Mali?
A. It facilitated the spread of African languages.
B. It facilitated an increase in military power and adventurism.
C. It facilitated an expansion of Islamic learning and culture.
D. It facilitated a sharp decline in the gold for salt trade.

anonymous · Answer

@goldendragon01 @rose21 @skyphos @S.Marie23

skyphos · Answer

Ima have to say...C? i found some info

skyphos · Answer

Mansa Musa strengthened Islam and promoted education, trade, and commerce in Mali. The foundations were laid for Walata, Jenne, and Timbuktu becoming the cultural and commercial centers of the Western Sudan, eclipsing those of North Africa and producing Arabic-language black literature in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Diplomatic relations were established and ambassadors were exchanged between Mali and Morocco, and Malinke students were sent to study in Morocco.

rose21 · Answer

i agree but i am not 100% positive