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    1) Sub-Saharan Africa was shaped by migrations from West-Central Africa of Bantu-speaking groups who formed kin-based communities without central governments. 2) When populations grew, competition for resources between communities increased. 3) Trans-Saharan trade routes allowed for exchange of goods between southern and northern Africa, benefiting regions in the west, east, and bringing some wealth and cultural diversity. Camels were used to transport goods across the desert.

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    1) Sub-Saharan Africa was shaped by migrations from West-Central Africa of Bantu-speaking groups who formed kin-based communities without central governments. 2) When populations grew, competition for resources between communities increased. 3) Trans-Saharan trade routes allowed for exchange of goods between southern and northern Africa, benefiting regions in the west, east, and bringing some wealth and cultural diversity. Camels were used to transport goods across the desert.

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