AP World Historyeasymcq1 pt
Trans-Saharan trade connected North Africa with
A.West Africa, exchanging salt for gold
B.Southeast Asia, exchanging silk for spices
C.the Andes, exchanging silver for cacao
D.China, exchanging porcelain for tea
Explanation
Core Concept
Camel caravans crossed the Sahara, trading Mediterranean salt for West African gold.
Correct Answer
AWest Africa, exchanging salt for gold
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