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Identify Mansa Musa's achievements, Timbuktu's role, and effects of Mali's famous pilgrimage.
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A Mali ruler made a famous pilgrimage to Mecca in 1324 and gave away large amounts of gold. Who was this ruler?
Mansa Musa's journey to Mecca was a hajj. Which religion did he follow?
Mali rose to power in West Africa's gold-salt trade after which earlier empire declined?
Which Mali ruler became emperor after his predecessor, Mansa Muhammad, disappeared on a naval expedition into the Atlantic Ocean?
Which Mali ruler had the Djinguereber Mosque built in Timbuktu, hiring an Andalusian architect he met on his hajj?
Which Mali ruler expanded the empire's borders by conquering and incorporating the cities of Gao and Timbuktu?
Which Mali ruler divided the empire into provinces, each governed by an appointed official called a farba who collected taxes and kept order?
A traveler in the 1500s, Leo Africanus, wrote that selling books earned more profit than any other trade in which West African city?
Which Mali city became famous as a center of both trans-Saharan trade and Islamic learning?
Camel caravans carried slabs of salt across the Sahara to Timbuktu. Which West African good was this salt mainly traded for?
Which city's Sankore Mosque housed a renowned university where scholars taught law, astronomy, and other subjects to thousands of students?
Which city sits near the Niger River, right at the southern edge of the Sahara Desert?
In 1468, the Songhai ruler Sunni Ali captured which city from the Tuareg, who had taken it from Mali in 1433?
Hundreds of thousands of centuries-old manuscripts from which city are now a UNESCO-recognized treasure that scholars have worked to protect from decay and conflict?
During his 1324 pilgrimage, Mansa Musa stayed for months in which city, where his gifts of gold became legendary?
After Mansa Musa traveled through Cairo with gold, what happened to Mali's reputation?
How did Mansa Musa's hajj affect learning in Mali after he returned?
After his pilgrimage, Mansa Musa had a famous mosque built in Timbuktu with the help of an architect from Spain. Which mosque was it?
European mapmakers later showed Mansa Musa holding gold. What effect of his pilgrimage does this show?
Mansa Musa's gifts of gold in Egypt affected local markets for a time. What was one result?
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