How does the term “The White Man’s Grave” explain why much of Africa went unexplored by Europeans for so long?
Select one:
a.This term refers to the dangers Europeans faced in Africa's interior due to disease, wild animals, and hostile tribes.
b.This term refers to the massacre of European missionaries who tried to bring Christianity to tribal Africans
c.This term refers to incidents when native Africans killed white Europeans, who were seen as white devils.
d.This term refers to the vast number of European slave hunters who were slaughtered and placed in mass graves.

The term "The White Man's Grave" refers to the perils that European explorers encountered in the interior of Africa due to illness, wild animals, and hostile tribes, therefore a large portion of Africa was unexplored for a long time. Therefore, (A) s the correct option.

What is The White Man's Grave?

Due to the high number of Europeans who died from malaria, Sierra Leone was referred to as a "white man's grave." In contrast to the Europeans, the Africans were essentially immune to the illness.

These hardships prevented the Europeans for a long time to explore Africa.

Therefore, (A) is the correct OPtion.

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