There were oases in the desert where Niger-Congo descended folks lived (i.e., "Black Africans"). They provided a stopping point for travelers and traded dates and salt to passers-by as well.
A. True
B. False
Answer (1)
The statement is true; oases in the desert served as important trade points where communities descended from Niger-Congo peoples traded goods like dates and salt with travelers. These interactions were vital for the survival of both the local and passing populations. The role of these oases illustrates the historical significance of trade in desert regions. ;
