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Much of Europe's knowledge of Africa was gained from missionaries such as a. Matthew C. Perry. b. David Livingstone. c. Rudyard Kipling. d. Samory Toure.

Much of Europe's knowledge of Africa was gained from missionaries such as a. Matthew C. Perry. b. David Livingstone. c. Rudyard Kipling. d. Samory Toure.
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Much of Europe's knowledge of Africa was gained from missionaries such

as
a. Matthew C. Perry.
b. David Livingstone.
c. Rudyard Kipling.
d. Samory Toure.

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I want to say b. David Livingstone. but I don't remember
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