The poor farmers in Mali eat mostly a millet-based cooked cereal, for breakfast, and couscous or rice for lunch, and dinner, every day. They pour peanut, tomato, spinach, okra, or baobab leave sauces over the couscous so that it doesnt taste the same every day
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non ignnara ... is the correct quoteHaud ignara mali miseris succurreredisco? comes from Joyce UllysesHaud ignara...disco is also used by Robert Burton in the preface to his The Anatomy of Melancholy.In Bulfinchs Mythology, it is written as the following: Haud ignara Mali, miseris succurrere disco.
The savannah desert in Mali is a desert, but it hasnt always been like that. Archeologists have found out that in the 14th century people lived in the savannah desert because it was a rainforest. During time, the rich vegetation has gone and now all that is left of the savannah is a desert. I hope this helps!:) Anna
Mali reached its heights peak under Mansa Musa. skillful leader. Mali reached its highest in power, wealth, and fame in the 1300s. (I have the same question in social studies. its 1c.).