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Through the Trans-Saharan trade caravans, Arab merchants sold salt to the African kingdoms in exchange for gold and A. paper. B. tobacco. C. slaves.
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Through the Trans-Saharan trade caravans, Arab merchants sold salt to the African kingdoms in exchange for gold and

A.
paper.
B.
tobacco.
C.
slaves.

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I would go with C cause it just makes sense
User Adriaan Tijsseling
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I’m not sure if it’s right but I’m thinking maybe B I don’t know if it’s right though!
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