Mansa Musa Dbq

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The history of Africa would contain a lot about religion, natural goods, and trade routes and trade. Mansa Musa was a man who was known as a leader and often thought as kind. He was a dedicated Muslim and a very important role for the kingdom of Mali. He was a great trader and was in an area where there was a lot of gold and salt. He was also known for having a good reputation. Mansa Musa had a social impact on Africa. In medieval Africa, Mansa Musa had a social impact on Africa because he impacted on the roles that people played and how many thought of him. He also was known for having a great and caring heart.
Some may argue that Mansa Musa had a political impact on Africa because the way he had done so much for the economy, it would change the way that leaders thought of his and how many laws would be affected by his choses. Although the …show more content…

An example is that even if the politicals thought of his as a great guy or enemy they wouldn’t make that big of a change in laws. According to the documents, all of them, Musa would have been known for respect and rule following unless it came to his religion or personal respect. This proves that this would have more of a social impact instead of a political impact. In a document ( Document A) it states that that he later agreed to meet with sultan and did good to the people of Cairo. The people from Cairo must have thought good of this. This kinda shows how they king would not have much of a bad influences of Musa. In document E, it talks a bit more about his religion. Many would have think that he is very religious. Part of the people thinking of him as very religious he didn’t care what his people chose as a religion. This wouldn’t have any political impact but it would have a social impact. This made people think more of his that what could have been done. This religion chose would not affect him or his

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