For which of the following was the mali city of timbuktu best known?

a. its education and wealth
b. its role as a government center
c. its location on the niger river
d. its salt and gold trade

The correct answer is option D. "its salt and gold trade".

Explanation:

Timbuktu is an ancient city in Mali, located in the north of Nile River. Timbuktu is best known for its salt and gold trade since it became a permanent settlement in the early 12th century. Actually, before becoming part of the Mali Empire, Timbuktu was already a trade center of salt, gold, ivory, and slaves. This ancient city was the southern terminus of the important trans-Saharan trade route.

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