This story shows how dominating a nation can be. Britain showed their obsurdity by being focused on imperialism. Burton and Speke were used to bring glory to the country by "discovering"

The nature of the land had a great impact on the explorers. This includes the culture, the land, and the beasts of Africa. This land was very different from the land in Britain. The climate was totally different than the climate they were used to, even though they had been there a few times. It was extremely hot and dry. Rivers were very important to the region, one of the reasons they were seeking the source of the Nile, the greatest river in Africa. The people were tremendously different than the kind in the modern world. This was harder to adjust to than the climate. The primitive natives made the land very dangerous and competitive. Burton received the worst of the expedition. During one of the tribal conflicts, he received a spear through his cheeks, knockin out a few teeth and cutting the top of his mouth. This was only the beginning of his troubles. Traveling through a rocky area, he slipped and sprained his ankle. While he was recovering from his leg, bug!

new lands.

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Approximate Word count = 671
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)