5 Written Questions

1. How much tax is paid for each load of salt?
2. By what year did Ghana's empire dominated the trade routes between North and West Africa?
3. In the legend, how big was the gold use as a hitching post for his horse?
4. When Ghana turned back the invaders, who settled in West African towns and became what?
5. Sometime salt is made by the evaporation the water in areas called salt flats, other is mined by what?

5 Matching Questions

1. The People
2. 1000 ce
3. The King
4. caravans
5. Gold Dust

1. a Since the King have the gold, the people can only have what?
2. b Ghana's empire reached its height around what year?
3. c All gold nuggets must be given to whom?
4. d What do miner in Taghaza rely on for their supply?
5. e Each day, the king held court with whom?

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do trader paid to Ghana on all the goods carried through the empire?
   1. coins
   2. Taxes
   3. taxes
   4. Salt
2. What is two items is most traded in Ghana?
   1. gold dust
   2. Gold and Salt
   3. Gold Dust
   4. Salt
3. What is a layer or mass of a material found in rock or in the ground?
   1. weapons
   2. Muslim
   3. deposit
   4. bandits
4. What is the reason why Taghaza existed?
   1. Gold
   2. Mande
   3. 1000
   4. Salt
5. Where is the secret source of gold?
   1. Wangarans
   2. Wangara
   3. Taghaza
   4. bandits

5 True/False Question

1. Ibn Battuta → Where is the secret source of gold?
   

   True        False

2. King → What do Muslim land and Italy need gold for?
   

   True        False

3. matrilineal → What is based on a woman's family line?
   

   True        False

4. Kumbi → Who usually wear beautiful cloths and fine jewelry when he hold court?
   

   True        False

5. The King → In Ghana, who led the people in religious worship?
   

   True        False