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  • Kings and commoners were more alike in Africa than elsewhere.
    TRUE
  • In Ghana, people put salt on their hands to show respect for the king
    FALSE
  • African rulers controlled trade and settled disputes.
    TRUE
  • In Ghana, local rulers had as much power as the king.
    FALSE
  • Kings gave merchants favors, and merchants gave kings taxes
    TRUE
  • Leadership in Ghana passed to the king's son.
    FALSE
  • No one could own gold except the king in Ghana.
    TRUE
  • Ghanaian kings stayed informed through spies.
    FALSE
  • Commoners in Ghana traded in gold dust.
    TRUE
  • Ghana kings were symbols of authority and had little power.
    FALSE
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