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How far is it from England to Rhode Island taking a ship in the 16th century?
The distance across the Atlantic Ocean from Portsmouth, England to Rhode Island is about 3,300 miles. In the 16th Century, it was about 3,300 miles. The length of time it took to sail this distance depended on the winds, but usually took 2 to 4 months.
How far can a sailing ship travel in a day?
It all depends on the wind.
How many miles does a ship travel in a day?
It does not really matter. Just what rate of speed you are traveling at
What work did Saint Francis Xavier do?
Francis Xavier was a 16th century Jesuit missionary who served in the far east.
How to Travel by ship from UK to ny?
The best way by far (may websites etc) is a Cruise Ship from Southampton to NYC
A ship is traveling at an average velocity of 28 miles per hour How far will the ship travel in two days?
1344
How far could you travel on a ship in one day?
Most travel about 15 miles per hour. However, in 24 hours a ship could travel 360 miles during that time. At 20 mph, it would travel 480 miles.
How far away from Gallipoli is Lemnos?
Not very far at all. Lemnos was used for casualties, as was Imbros. It was only a few hours travel by ship.
How far does sound travel through air if unimpeded by objects in the environment?
The sound of a volcano that exploded in Indonesia in the 19th century traveled around the world. How far sound will travel depends on how loud it is.
Why do you call shoes shoes?
It seems to come from the Proto-Germanic 'skokhaz', and has been around far before the 16th century. Added the source link as related link.
How far off the eastern shore does a cruise ship travel?
We can not answer your question because you have failed to specify the country to which this eastern shore belongs.
What is the mineral fluorite composed of?
The mineral fluorite is composed of calcium fluoride. The mineral is very colorful and often a greenish color. It had been discovered as far back as the 16th century.
