GHANA EMPIRE II

How did the governance of the Ghana Empire compare to modern governmental structures?

• It was less organized than modern governments.
• It was governed by a single leader without advisers.
• It had a similar hierarchy with a king and advisers.
• It had no clear leadership roles.

Which of the following statements accurately reflects the structure of the Ghana Empire?

• It had no formal governance structure.
• It was divided into independent city-states.
• It had a complex hierarchy with various levels of leadership.
• It was governed by a single ruler with no advisers.

Who was at the top of the political hierarchy in the Ghana Empire?

• The King
• The District Chief
• The Vizier
• The Provincial Governor

How were the provinces of the Ghana Empire governed?

• By the king directly
• By trade officials
• By governors who paid tribute to the emperor
• By local village leaders

Which statement about the Ghana Empire's political structure is true?

• The king had no advisors.
• District chiefs were the highest authority.
• Governors paid tribute to the king.
• Trade officials governed the provinces.

Which group was responsible for paying tributes to the emperor?

• Trade officials
• District chiefs
• Farmers
• The army

Which of the following best describes the governance of provinces in the Ghana Empire?

• Each province had no formal governance.
• Each province was ruled directly by the king.
• Each province was governed by a governor or vassal king.
• Each province was governed by a council.

Which level of leadership comes directly after the king in the Ghana Empire hierarchy?

• Trade Officials
• Council of Advisers and Ministers
• District Chiefs
• Provincial Governors

Which of the following statements is true about the ancient Ghana Empire?

• It was governed solely by the king.
• It is geographically connected to modern Ghana.
• It was known for its iron smiths.
• It had no formal leadership structure.

What was the significance of salt in the economy of the Ghana Empire?

• It was not valued highly.
• It was the primary crop grown.
• It was used as a form of currency.
• It was only used for trade with neighboring empires.