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Jeremiah Duarte

30 July, 09:37

Nigeria developed trade in iron, much like ancient Meroe in east Africa. Which of these problems that destroyed the KushiVte civilization might have affected the Nigerians?

A: deforestation due to the need to burn wood to smelt the ore

B: reduction of water in rivers due to sluicing and damming

C: pollution of the ocean due to rusting of agricultural tools

D: reduction of prey due to hunting with advanced weapons

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