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

question 19

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 metalworking,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

Understand the trends and shifts in government funding strategies and their impact on nonprofit management.

Comprehend major federal programs and policies affecting nonprofit funding from the 1960s onward.

Understand the different theories and approaches to motivation including humanistic, incentive, and consistency theories.

Comprehend the role of the nervous system in emotion and motivation.

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Definitions:

Confusion

The state of being perplexed or unclear in mind; may also refer to the legal blending of goods in such a way that they cannot be distinguished for ownership purposes.

Finder

An individual or entity that locates and provides a specific item, person, or service, often for a fee or commission.

Waiver

The voluntary relinquishment or surrender of a known right, claim, or privilege, often documented in written form.

Estoppel

A legal principle preventing someone from arguing something contrary to an earlier stance if it would harm another person who relied on the initial position.