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The picture was created by Earle Augustus, after 1793-1838. In the picture there are the blacks being sold at the market , prospective buyers examine the slaves , slaves dealer with a whip stands nearby. Maria Graham or the lady Maria Calcott (1785-1842) was born Maria Dundas in Scotland, the daughter traveled to India.

This is a picture that was taken before the 1890 of the missionaries in South Africa.The American Board of Commissioners for a Foreign Missions dispatched Adams Dr. Newton, a medical missionary from Ohio Country New York, to South Africa in 1834. At Umlazi, he established a mission station and school. This image shows a missionary preaching in 1834 in Umlazi

this is a picture that was taken in 1834 in Umlazi when a missionary was preaching in south africa

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This picture depicts the introductory of guns in Southern Africa {Botswana} where most young and old men were taught how to use and handle the gun. The Batswana tribe grew into a big tribe and it started trading with foreign people including whites. Guns were increasing and increasing in Botswana and they came up with strategies on how they will defeat their enemies. One of the strategies was to always be in groups and always armed so that they ready incase an enemy attacks.

The picture shows Fang traders holding ivory which comes from a highly respected animal which is an elephant. Ivory was the most exported when it comes to trade because it can be used for carnivals and it is expensive.

This picture depicts the place that was referred as the market slave, where enslaved Africans were transported before they were enslaved or bought to other countries.

This picture shows forgotten slaves. When Europeans and Americans brought enslaved Africans across the Atlantic and put them to work, they did more than just inflict appalling suffering on their captives during their lifetimes. Ruthless European slave traders emptied villages and forced terrified victims onto ships bound for the Atlantic. Lines of chained humans marching towards slave markets under the watchful eyes of armed guards. Violent slave owners used torture and rape to force more work out of their captives. They also stole their legacies by pushing nearly all of them and their enslaved descendants to the margins of the historical record, so that today only a few enslaved people are recalled by name, and memories of the rest have been largely lost to posterity.

In the picture provided, there is a depiction of African mountains at the top and an African river that is called by Zambezi at the bottom. However, in the middle, one can see a steam boat. This is a steam boat that was used by a well-established and well-known European explorer called David Livingstone, he used this steam point to embark on his explorations that were mostly based in the Zambezi River and the areas in which the Zambezi River encompasses such as the Victoria Falls and other African lakes. With the use of this steamboat depicted in the image, Livingstone became the first European to cross the width of the southern Africa.

The picture shows the Zulu warrior with a spear and shield. They used cow's skin to make a shield. The shield is ineffective when fighting an army with guns. Hence, the British won in the end against the Zulu army.

this picture is an illustration of when Dr Livingstone was attacked by a lion he was attempting to kill in The village of Mabotsa, near Robert Moffat's Kuruman station.

This picture shows a map of Tanganyika Lake with isobaths depth shown in 250m intervals in Central Africa on the borders of Tanzania, DRC, Zambia and Barundi.