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Explanation: Natural features and geography affected the wealth of the empire of Ghana because in the first place, there were large deposits of gold and iron that meant disputes over control of the Berber nomads, who took large amounts of gold and slaves with them, as to the geographical part, due to the expansion of the desert and the growing population growth, it became an empire where food imports were abundant, which made it a target of the Almoravids, a group of nomads from the Sahara Desert, who a Once established in Ghana, they subjected their inhabitants and forced them to follow the tradition and religion of Islam.