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| A region drained by a river system. |
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| A steep slope separating two flat areas of different heights. |
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| The highest mountain in Africa, in northeast Tanzania. |
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| The worlds largest desert. |
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| A 355-foot waterfall on the Zambezi River in South Central Africa. |
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| The longest river in the world, which empties into the Mediterranean Sea in Northeast Egypt. |
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| The highest layor in a forest,formed by the treetops. |
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| A semiarid region just south of the Sahara. |
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| The change of fertile land to desert. |
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| A Latge rigid section of the Earth's crust that is constant motion. |
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| A grassland in the topics or subtropics. |
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| A human priate; an early human. |
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| The eatliest peirod of human culture, in which people used stone tools. |
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| Tje belief that spirits exsit in animals, plants, natural sources, and ancesters. |
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| A west African story teller. |
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| Groups that have no single authority, but make decisions based on a compromise. |
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| Descent from an ancester. |
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| Remains of early life preserved in the ground. |
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| The shared attitudes, knowledge, and behaviors of a group. |
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| To adapt or train plants or animals for animal use. |
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| Descent from father to father. |
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