From the first century B.C. until the 7th century A.D., the Kingdom of Axum was a powerful empire in eastern Africa along the Red Sea.
Which of the following factors contributed to Axum's rise in power?
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Answer (3)
It was located on an important trade route linking the Roman Empire with India.
Answer. It was located on an important trade route linking the Roman Empire with India
The Kingdom of Axum rose to power due to its strategic trade locations, a thriving port city, agricultural abundance, a developed monetary system, and early adoption of Christianity. These factors combined to create a powerful economic and cultural hub in Eastern Africa. Axum's influence extended throughout the region and significantly shaped historical trade networks.
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