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Ghana traded gold across the Sahara desert for goods like peacock feathers which were reserved for the king. Trade was conducted via camel caravans. Ghana made much of its money through trade and had grown its army to 200,000 men funded by gold profits, making Ghana a world power for a long time. Ghana also constructed buildings from mud that could last a long time if properly maintained.
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- 1. One Cowrie shell The Ghana Times October 5, 1011 Ghana makes money in trade Ghana makes a great deal of its money trading across the Sahara! They used gold to buy many things they needed. One of the many things they wanted was peacock feathers. They were reserved for the king. The trade across the Sahara was conducted by camel caravan. Ghanaian buildings made of mud! Ghana’s army grows Ghana makes most of its to 200,000 buildings out Armed with spears, Ghana can of mud. field a fighting force of 200,000 Despite what men. With the profits from their we think, these gold fields to fund this army, buildings, if Ghana should be a world power cared for, can for a long time. last a long time. Note the bread making oven in the foreground.