In which continent's exploration did Markham revive British interest?
African
Antarctic
Asian
North American
Answer
The Antarctic holds the honor of being the continent where Clements Markham reignited British interest in its exploration. Markham, serving as the president of the Royal Geographical Society, played a pivotal role in the late 19th century expedition, known as the "Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration," led by Scott and Shackleton.
Charting the Legacy of Clements Markham: A Voyage through the Life of a Pioneering Geographer