Geography
4th largest island in the world
Madagascar
Scottish missionary and explorer who spread the Gospel in Africa
David Livingstone
system of racial segregation in South Africa
apartheid
deepest river in the world
Congo River
dictator of the DROC who changed the name of the country to Zaire
Joseph Mobutu
Southern Africa's longest river
Zambezi River
first prime minister and second president of Zimbabwe
Robert Mugabe
Africa's most populous country
Nigeria
Drakensberg Mountains
emperor remembered for improving Ethiopia's educational system, economy, and government
Haile Selassie
lake located along the border between Malawi, Mozambique, and Tanzania and part of Africa's Great Lakes
Lake Malawi
one of the leaders responsible for growing the Zulu empire into a powerful military force
one of the first permanent European settlements in Africa
Cape Town
third longest river in Africa
Niger River
descendants of the Boers
Afrikaners
African desert one of the world's few large coastal deserts
Namib Desert
first Black president of South Africa
Nelson Mandela
port city that has been a hub for international shipping in Eastern Africa for years
Mombasa
Zambia's most famous natural wonder
Victoria Falls
ethnic group best known for being nomadic animal herders, skilled warriors, and for having vividly colored clothing and jewelry
Maasai
country that gets its name from a large Bantu group that makes up the majority of its population
Botswana
first leader of an independent Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
world's largest producer of cobalt
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Africa's lowest point of elevation
Lake Assal
people group who migrated from Western Africa to Central, Eastern, and Southern Africa
Bantu