Which of the following is an example of a significant geographical influence on trade in africa around 800 ad?
-camels transporting goods.
-cities springing up as distribution centers.
-the heat and arid conditions of the saharan desert
-phoenicians establishing seaports.

A-Camels transporting good. If it weren't for camels transporting would have been impossible.

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