What triggered the economic collapse of Ghana in the late eleventh century?
A) The arrival of Muslim traders redirected West African commerce across the Sahara.
B) A series of droughts undermined the agricultural foundation of Ghana's economy.
C) A wave of epidemic diseases devastated the population.
D) The intensification of the slave trade diverted Ghana's economy from productive industries to a single-minded and destructive focus on enslaving neighboring peoples.
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