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The scene depicts the historical trade of gold and salt in West Africa, highlighting the value of salt for food preservation. Traders exchange gold for salt, showcasing the importance of these commodities in their economy. Camels are mentioned as the primary mode of transportation for traders in the region.

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2B Script - Zavi's

The scene depicts the historical trade of gold and salt in West Africa, highlighting the value of salt for food preservation. Traders exchange gold for salt, showcasing the importance of these commodities in their economy. Camels are mentioned as the primary mode of transportation for traders in the region.

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Name: __________________________ Role: ___________________________

The Journey of Trade

Scene 2: West African Trade – Gold and Salt Exchange

(A desert setting with traders in colorful robes and camels resting nearby. The air
is warm, and traders fan themselves.)

Narrator: Long ago, in West Africa, people traded gold and salt. Salt was very
valuable because it kept food from spoiling.

Trader 1 (holding a small bag of gold): Hello. This is your gold for this month.

Trader 2 (lifting a large basket of salt): Thank you! I have brought plenty of salt
from the Sahara Desert. This one’s yours.

Trader 3 (Zavi):

 Observes Trader 1 and Trader 2.

 Together with Trader 1, picks up a small bag of gold give to Trader 2.

 Trader 1 gives a basket of salt in exchange.

 Trader 3 smiles, takes the salt from Trader 1.

Concluder 1 (stepping forward with Concluder 2): So, as you can see, salt was
so important and valuable back then!

Concluder 2 (pointing at camels): And look! People in West Africa used camels
to travel instead of cars!

(Traders continue exchanging goods as the scene fades.)


Name: __________________________ Role: ___________________________

The Journey of Trade

Scene 2: West African Trade – Gold and Salt Exchange

(A desert setting with traders in colorful robes and camels resting nearby. The air
is warm, and traders fan themselves.)

Narrator: Long ago, in West Africa, people traded gold and salt. Salt was very
valuable because it kept food from spoiling.

Trader 1 (holding a small bag of gold): Hello. This is your gold for this month.

Trader 2 (lifting a large basket of salt): Thank you! I have brought plenty of salt
from the Sahara Desert. This one’s yours.

(Trader 1 and 2 checked their bags, making sure they have what they need and
nodding in agreement)

Concluder 1 (stepping forward with concluder 2): So, as you can see, salt was
so important and valuable back then!

Concluder 2 (pointing at camels): And look! People in West Africa used camels
to travel instead of cars!

(Traders continue exchanging goods as the scene fades.)

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