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(Plz help) What was the measure of wealth for the Akan people, and who controlled its use?

(Plz help) What was the measure of wealth for the Akan people, and who controlled its use?
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What was the measure of wealth for the Akan people, and who controlled its use?

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gold was the measure of wealth for the Akan people and kings controlled its use.

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