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Current Expedition
Trace Africa, the Nile, and the ancient river systems that help history and geography lock together.
Map
Find the region first, then trace the river, sea, desert, or capital from memory.
Name
Name the place and one historical or physical clue attached to it.
Explain
Explain why this location mattered for settlement, travel, trade, or ancient history.
Apply
Compare it with another waterway, desert, country, or capital from the same region.
Map Notebook
Draw the route or feature and write one sentence about why people would notice it.
Parent proof: student can connect at least one African or ancient-world place to a real map feature.
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