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In the Trans-African slave trade, other things were traded besides human cargo. The Arab nations along the Mediterranean Sea and the tribal nations of Sub-Saharan Africa were dependent on each other for the commodities of gold and salt Which BEST describes why these two regions were dependent on each other?

A)They both disliked the Europeans, and because of that only traded with
each other

B) They shared a common religion and that made each region highly
dependent on the other

C) They each had one of the commodities but not the other, so they needed
their trading partner to provide it

D) They each had a surplus of those commodities, so the easiest thing to do
was to give that surplus to the other one.

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Answer:

C) They each had one of the commodities but not the other, so they needed their trading partner to provide it

Explanation:

The main reason why the Arab nations along the Mediterranean Sea and the tribal nations of Sub-Saharan Africa were dependent on each other for the commodities of gold and salt is that "They each had one of the commodities but not the other, so they needed their trading partner to provide it."

The Arab nations along the Mediterranean Sea could easily mine salt, but not the gold. Yet they want good as a means of treasure and luxury. While sub-Saharan Africa needed salts for many reasons including food preservations, and to give food tastes. Hence, the two regions needed trading partners to provide it.

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