What Allowed the Mande-Speaking Peoples to Become the Primary Agents

question 41

Multiple Choice

What allowed the Mande-speaking peoples to become the primary agents for social and economic integration within West Africa?

• A) their expertise in metal working, especially iron
• B) their control of trade routes to coastal cities such as Zanzibar and Malindi
• C) their refusal to trade in slaves
• D) their political organization and expertise in commerce

Comprehend the legal stance on monopoly power and its usage.

Recognize the legal views on price-fixing under antitrust laws.

Distinguish between different types of mergers and their implications under antitrust law.

Understand the intent and objectives of antitrust laws.

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