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yes Mansa Musa was the richest

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Was Mansa Musa the richest man alive?  I think Mansa Musa was the richest man alive, because in the document a it says "he was worth a sraggering 400 million dollars.  Another one is it also says "far outstrips that of the current worlds richest man..."  The final one is in document c it says " he dd not leave until everyone that was poor had gold."

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I think that Mansa Musa was the richest man ever to live because of these three reasons.

The first reason is that three different sources talked about him being the richest man alive two of which that were in his time. This is the first reason why Mansa Musa was the richest man alive.                                                              The second reason is all the sources talked about him having 100's of pounds of gold on his camels.

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I think Mansa Musa is the Richest man because he has a lot of gold and in west Africa was the worth a staggering

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I think Mansa Musa was the richest man, according to document a it says '' He left behind an empire filled with palaces and mosques.''

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Yes he was the richest man in the world because he had lots of places he owned and he also had $400 billion. He also would trade gold.

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Mansa Musa was the richest man i the world because in document c it says that "Mansa Musa flooded Cairo with his gifts.Another piece of evidence is in document a it says that" he left and empire with palaces and mosques".The last piece of evidence is that in document a it says "West Africa was worth a staggering 400 billion".

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I think Mansa Musa was the richest person in the world. I think this because he owned a lot of palaces, and mosques. I also think he was the richest man in the world because he gave away a lot of gold to people. The last reason why I think Mansa Musa was the richest man in the world because he had his own translator that followed him around.

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I think that Mansa Musa was the richest man because he had a lot of gold and salt. He was also worth $400 billion. The richest man alive right now is Carlos Slim Helu and he isn't even worth half as much.

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I think Mansa Musa is the richest man in the world, because he was worth $400 million.  Another reason is he is way more rich than todays richest man.  The final example is how he past out gold to every person on his pilgrimage.

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Mansa Musa was the richest man in the world because people loved him so he gave gold to them and he had 400 billion dollars in gold

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yes, I think Mansa Musa was the richest man in the world because in document a , it says," he was worth a staggering $400 billion..." Another piece of eveidence is in document a, it says, " he left behind a an empire filled with gold and mosques" And the last one is from document c, it says," he lest no emir or holder of a royal office without a gift of a load of gold."

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Mansa Musa is the richest man in the world and people loved hi

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Mansa Musa is the richest man in the world and people loved hi

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Yes I think Mansa Musa is the richest man in the world because in the first article it said after he died he left the empire filled with palaces and mosques. Another example is that Mansa Musa was worth 400 billion. That's a lot of money for an emperor. The last  example is " Musa's fortune far outstrip that of the currents world's richest man Carlos Slim Helu and family. Document A: Blog Post." that's why Mansa Musa is the richest man in the world.

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 Is Mansa Musa the richest man in the world? I do have evidence to say yes to that. In document A it states "The 14th century emperor from west Africa was worth a staggering $400 billon" and I have more evidence. In Document A it states "his country's vast natural resources." This explains that he has a lot of money. In Document A it even say's "Mansa Musa of Mali Named World's Richest Man Of All Time;" on the topic of Document A 

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 Is Mansa Musa the richest man in the world? I do have evidence to say yes to that. In document A it states "The 14th century emperor from west Africa was worth a staggering $400 billon" and I have more evidence. In Document A it states "his country's vast natural resources." This explains that he has a lot of money. In Document A it even say's "Mansa Musa of Mali Named World's Richest Man Of All Time;" on the topic of Document A 

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Yes,I think Mansa Musa was the richest man in the world because he owned a lot of places.

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yes I think Mansa Musa is the richest man ever because in the text it says" he had 400 billion  dollars" and another piece of evidence is he flooded Cairo with  his gifts. and the last piece of evidence is he gave cairo gift of a load of gold

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I think Mansa Musa is the richest man ever because in document c paragraph 2 it states, "Mansa Musa flooded Cairo with gifts. He left no emir or holder of a royal office without the gift of a load of gold." This shows that Mansa Musa was rich enough to fill Cairo with gold. He gave the people of Cairo a huge amount of gold. Another piece of evidence is in document a it states, "The 14th century emperor from West Africa was worth a staggering $400, after adjusting for inflation, as calculated by Celebrity Net Worth." This shows that being worth this much means he must be rich. The last piece of evidence

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Mansa Musa is the richest man in the world because he had $400 billion. He also traded gold for things

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  Payton Buwalda                         I think Mansa Musa is the richest man in the world because in document A it says "he is worth a staggering 400 billion dollars". another piece of evidence in document C it says "Mansa Musa flooded Cairo with his gifts. Finally, in document A it says "he left behind an empire filled with palaces and mosques".

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  Payton Buwalda                         I think Mansa Musa is the richest man in the world because in document A it says "he is worth a staggering 400 billion dollars". another piece of evidence in document C it says "Mansa Musa flooded Cairo with his gifts. Finally, in document A it says "he left behind an empire filled with palaces and mosques".

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yes Monsa Musa was the richest man in the world. In document A he was worth 400 BILLION dollars. Sometime. in the 1330 he left behind an empire filed with palaces and mosques. The west African nation was responsible for half of the world.

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yes Monsa Musa was the richest man in the world. In document A he was worth 400 BILLION dollars. Sometime. in the 1330 he left behind an empire filed with palaces and mosques. The west African nation was responsible for half of the world.

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Mansa Musa, a timeline made with Timetoast's free interactive timeline making software.

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I think that Mansa Musa was the richest man. I know this because in document A it said that he was worth $400 billion. Also it said that he had 30,000 pounds of gold. And in document C it said that Mansa Musa flooded Cario with his gifts.

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I think mansa musa was the richest person ever because according to document c ''mansa musa flooded cairo in his gifts''. this proves my point because if he gave cairo a bunch of gifts than he must have a lot and that means hes rich

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I think mansa musa was the richest person ever because according to document c ''mansa musa flooded cairo in his gifts''. this proves my point because if he gave cairo a bunch of gifts than he must have a lot and that means hes rich

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yes I think Mansa Musa was the richest man in the world because he was worth 400 billion dollars and he carried 30000 pounds  of gold across the desert

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Mansa Musa was the richest man because he owned west aferca when it was worth $400 billion and he had 30,000 pounds of gold from blog post. From document B it says so abundant is the gold which is found in his country.

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Gold futures touch highs above $1,290 an ounce in New York.

Gold futures finished higher on Tuesday as investors sought the relative safety of haven assets ahead of next week's "Brexit" referendum and a tandem of closely watched central-bank meetings.

Gold futures had struggled to find direction during the session, weaving between losses and gains, as the U.S. dollar strengthened before Wednesday's decision on interest rates from the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Gold for August delivery tacked on $1.20, or 0.1%, to settle at $1,288.10 an ounce. Prices have now tallied five daily gains in a row, settling Tuesday at their highest since May 6. July silver finished at $17.424 an ounce, easing back 1.9 cents, or 0.1%.

Worries remained heightened that a U.K. referendum on European Union membership-set for June 23 and expected to be fully tallied on June 24-will result in a British exit from the bloc, and potentially stir uncertainty in the market. European stocks fell for a fifth straight day on Tu esday, while bonds were in demand, driving yields on the 10-year German bund into negative territory for the first time ever. U.S. stocks traded mostly lower.

Read: What you need to know about the Brexit referendum

"We have focused on the vote and its potential impact on markets, but we have not factored in potentially devastating set of 'ripple' effects," said Julian Phillips, founder of and contributor to GoldForecaster.com.

Those include the possibility of heavy outflows of capital from Britain and its effects on the euro and the impact on global growth, he said. "The scene is gold-positive and, consequently, silver-positive," said Phillips.

On Tuesday, the ICE U.S. Dollar Index was up about 0.5%. Strength in the greenback can typically weigh on dollar-denominated commodities such as gold.

This week, the U.S.'s Federal Open Market Committee and Bank of Japan are holding interest-rate policy meetings that could impact precious-metals trading. The Federal Reserve isn't expected to announce any change in key policy in its statement Wednesday but it could lay some groundwork for future action. Higher interest rates tend to push up the dollar and cut the appeal of nonyielding assets including gold.

U.S. retail sales data may give the Fed more reason to lean toward a rate increase. Sales at U.S. retailers rose a solid 0.5% in May after an even larger gain in the prior month.

"The Fed frequently makes an impact on the gold market in the short term and is important for traders to focus on, but long-term [gold] owners are better served ignoring Fed noise and focusing on gold's important benefits as a diversification," said Mark O'Byrne, research director at GoldCore.

"The 'no hike' is likely being priced in but we could see gold hit the $1,300 level, before a correction on the way to the next level of resistance at $1,400," he said.

Read: Hulbert: How gold prices can top $1,300 an ounce for good

Over in Japan, central-bank officials could work to talk down yen when they meet Wednesday and Thursday, as a stronger home currency hurts exports.

"Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso delivered another round of currency intervention warnings, signaling that quick and speculative movements in the FX market may warrant a response," Pissouros noted.

Pissouros said Aso will closely watch the Brexit referendum given its potential impact on global markets.

In other metals-related trading, the gold-backed SPDR Gold Trust ETF inched up by 0.2%, while the VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF traded 1.6% lower.

July copper ended at $2.041 a pound, down 1.3 cents, or 0.6%. July platinum dropped by $23.40, or 2.4%, to $971.90 an ounce and September palladium shed $10.10, or 1.9%, to $535.75 an ounce.

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Gold futures gain ground for 5th straight session

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By Gold futures finished higher on Tuesday as investors sought the relative safety of haven assets ahead of next week's "Brexit" referendum and a tandem of closely watched central-bank meetings. Gold futures had struggled to find direction during the session, weaving between losses and gains, as the U.S.

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One reason he was the richest person ever is that his country relied on his wealth.  Also he was worth 400 billion dollars.  He also carried 30,000 pounds of gold across the Sahara desert with camels.