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Why were mines located in the Sahara Desert near Taghaza key to trans-Saharan trade? A because these mines produced salt B because these mines produced gold C because these mines produced coal D because
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Why were mines located in the Sahara Desert near Taghaza key to trans-Saharan trade?

A
because these mines produced salt

B
because these mines produced gold

C
because these mines produced coal

D
because these mines produced diamonds

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Because these mines produced salt

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