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What does Marlow mean when he says the journey down the African coast takes him away from the truth of things?
When Marlow says the journey takes him away from the truth of things, he is referring to the realization that the reality of colonialism and the darkness within human nature is being hidden or obscured by the civilized facade of European society. As he travels deeper into the African interior, he becomes more exposed to the harsh realities and moral ambiguities of Imperialism.
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What were two things the Portuguese brough home after exploring the coast in Africa?
gold and african artifacts
Who was the Phoenician who explored the northwest coast of Africa?
Hanno the Navigator, a Carthaginian explorer and commander, is credited with exploring the northwest coast of Africa around 500 BC. His voyage is documented in his work, "Periplus," which describes his journey along the African coast.
What was the west African coast known as?
The Ivory Coast.
Where was the North African Littoral?
The North African coast.
Which African coast was known as the gold coast?
Ghana and Togo
What goods did Zimbabwe supply to the East African coast?
They supplied the East African coast with gold, copper, and ivory
Journey is to trip as coast is to?
Beach, shoreline.
What is the north African coast once famous for its pirates?
Barbary Coast
What coast of Ireland did the Titanic sail from?
It made its final journey from Cobh, on the south coast of Ireland.
Information on Coasts?
A coast is the line that separates land and water. There are many coasts such as the australian coast, the south american coast and the african coast.
Where did Vespucci go on his first journey?
the coast of Brazil y
The barbary coast was on what continent?
They were Muslim pirates who operated from the North African Coast between the 11th and the 19th Century
