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Identify where each resource comes from
salt from the desert
kola nuts sold as trade
gold mines
gold deposits in regions
near major riyers,
such as the gor
North Africa
Southeast Africa
West Africa
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North Africa - salt from the desert

Southeast Africa - gold mines

West Africa - kola nuts sold as trade AND gold deposits in regions near major rivers, such as the Niger.

Explanation:

North Africa is primarily covered by the Sahara desert. Its economy relies on its abundance of salt.

The kingdom of Zimbabwe, located in Southern Africa, mined gold to support themselves.

West Africa traded its kola nuts and gold.

North Africa - salt from the dessert.

Southeast Africa - gold mines.

West Africa - gold deposits in regions near major rivers, such as Niger. and

kola nuts sold as trade.

Explanation:

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