According to this account, what was the effect of Musa's visit to Cairo? Cairo began to flood more than usual. More people became interested in Islam. People wanted to trade salt and gold to become wealthy. Musa's spending resulted in gold becoming less valuable in Cairo.

Musa's spending resulted in gold becoming less valuable in Cairo.

Explanation:

Mansa Musa was a richest person in his time. When he visit to Cairo, he spend a huge amount of gold among the needy people due to which the value of gold went down. After coming from Mecca to Cairo, Musa bring huge amount of gold, scholars and architectures in order to help poor people with his gold, educated the people through scholars and spread Islam and build important buildings for the welfare of people.

D) Musa's spending resulted in gold becoming less valuable in Cairo.

Explanation:

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