During the thirteenth century, the Muslim states of North Africa played an important role in which of the following trade routes?

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The trans-Saharan trade route was crucial for the exchange of goods between Sub-Saharan Africa and the Mediterranean and Near East, with Muslim states in North Africa, such as the Almoravid and Almohad dynasties, playing a central role in facilitating and controlling this trade.

During the Thirteenth Century, the Muslim States of North Africa