Archaeological and historical evidence indicates that
a. until ca. 900 C.E., West African settlements engaged in little trade or cultural interaction with each other.
b. around 900 C.E. Muslim adventurers introduced wetland rice cultivation to West Africa.
c. the conversion of African rulers to Islam helped to expand West Africa’s commercial activities.
d. the absence of river-going watercraft stunted the development of West Africa’s internal traffic until the arrival of Europeans ca. 1450 C.E.
c. the conversion of African rulers to Islam helped to expand West Africa’s commercial activities.
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