Which option completes the summary of Mansa Musa's rule? Mansa Musa had tremendous wealth and power. His army was
large, and he controlled different trade routes and farbas
(provinces).
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He supported the common people and
began to use democratic systems of
government.
He required all people in the empire to
convert to the religion of Islam.
The farbas were run by people loyal to
Mansa Musa and paid him taxes that kept
him wealthy.
His armies travelled to the farbas and
forced the people to pay taxes to the
throne.

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