An empire is a vast system of state controlled by a central governing system. Oftentimes, the capital state has the most privileges and uses the other states to its advantage.

Resources are the fuel of an empire.

Mali Empire

The mail empire’s class structure was divided by caste and farmers were very appreciated.

The wealthy could afford stone for houses while the poor used earth and wood in the mail empire

Islamic beliefs helped in dissolving racial discord and unifying the mali empire.

The head of the mail empire was the Mansa and Ferbas headed individual provinces.

The mail empire fell apart due to an unclear rule of succession.

The Mali empire was in West Africa.

Mali’s city of Timbuktu was renowned.

The Mali empire gained the Islam faith through its trade.

Industry in the Mali empire consisted of mining gold and salt.

The fall of the mali empire occurred because of the development of trade centers outside.

Ming Empire

In the ming empire, households were organized by occupation.

The ming empire’s Emporer created many harsh laws with harsh consequences.

The She-An Rebellion led to rebellion throughout China, leading to the fall of the Ming Empire.

The ming empire innovated many new weapons such as gunpowders.

Peasants were often forced to move to low-population density places.

The ming empire allowed for the construction of many mosques.

The ming empire economy was largely based on agriculture and taxes were reduced.