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The missionary who explored the Congo River in the 1800s was Dr. David Livingstone. He was a Scottish missionary and explorer known for his extensive travels in Africa, where he sought to promote Christianity and combat the slave trade. Livingstone's explorations contributed significantly to European knowledge of the African interior and highlighted the region's potential for commerce and missionary work. His journeys also helped to raise awareness about the harsh realities of colonial exploitation.
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Who Was a New York journalist who explored the Congo River in the late 1800s.?
Henry Stanley
Was a New York journalist who explored the Congo River in the late 1800s?
Henry Stanley
Who explored the Congo River Basin?
gus and sharmarke are the best
Missionary who explored the upper mississippi river valley with joliet?
Marquette
What missionary explored the upper Mississippi river valley with joilet?
Marquette
Was a New York journalist who explored the Congo river in the late 1800s a david livingstone b samory touré c Henry Stanley d cecil Rhodes?
That was Henry Stanley.
Who was the French Jesuit missionary who came into Illinois in 1673?
French Jesuit missionary Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet explored the Illinois River in 1673.
What is The Congo by Vachel Lindsay all about?
The poem, The Congo, is about an isolated society that is confronted with the industrialized world. Writer Vachel Lindsay said the poem was inspired by the drowning of a missionary in the Congo River.
Which country is the river Congo in?
The river Congo is in the Democratic republic of the CongoThe river Congo is in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
What river is between the Congo and the democratic republic of the Congo?
river Congo easy to remember river Congo easy to remember
Is Congo a jungle or a desert?
Congo is a river if your talking about Congo river.
Are the Congo river and the Zaire River in the Congo the same river?
Yes, they are the same rivers. The Zaire River is sometimes called the Congo River, because part of it is in the Congo.
