PEOPLE 1
Aesop
The missionary called the "Queen of the Canniabals."
Mary Slessor
The fourth largest island in the world.
Madagascar
The river that carries the second largest volume of water.
Congo River
The level of sea waters.
Sea level
World's highest peak.
Mt. Everest
King remembered for his churches of solid rock.
Lalibela
Most famous missionary-explorer.
The highest peak in Africa.
Mt. Kilimanjaro
The "smoke that thunders."
Victoria Falls
Term used to describe an inactive volcano.
North America's highest peak.
Mt. McKinley
Righteous chief of the Batwanas.
Khama
The man who said, "Dr. Livingstone, I presume?"
Henry Stanley
Africa's first black republic.
Liberia
Africa's first and greatest Christian kingdom.
Aksum
A long row of mountains.
Moutnain Range
Mountain climbed by daring mountaineers.
Matterhorn
First recorded African Christian.
Ethiopian eunuch
Pioneer missionary and Bible translator.
Robert Moffat
The greatest ancient civilization of Africa's interior.
Kingdom of Cush
A famous center of learning during the Middle Ages.
Timbuktu
The height above sea level.
Altitude
Europe's highest peak.
Mt. Elbrus
Early church leader; bodly proclaimed Jesus is God.
Athansius the Great
First black bishop of the Church of England.
Samuel Crowther
The narrow strait separating Europe and Africa.
Strait of Gibraltar
The man-made waterway separating Africa and Asia.
Suez Canal
The highest peak of a mountain.
Summit
Alp's highest peak.
Mont Blanc