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Why did sailors keep cranberries on board their ships?
Canadian and US sailors used cranberries to prevent scurvy. On a weight by weight basis, cranberries have almost twice as much vitamin C as do limes.
What kind of gun did they have in the 1500s?
rifles
Was NOT instituted to improve conditions of service for Sailors?
Sent Sailors to college
How much did the nwmp get paid?
the nwmp got paid 50 cents per day
Which of the following was NOT instituted to improve conditions of service for Sailors?
Sent Sailors to college
How much were sailors paid in 1500?
yes
In the 1500s Spanish sailors explored the coasts of?
North & South America
In the early 1500s Spanish sailors explored the coasts of .?
North and South America
How much were workers paid in the 1500s?
It depends what job they have. But on average, probably about 4 dollars a week.Does that help?
In the early 1500s Spanish sailors explored the coasts of what?
North and South America
In the 1500s Portuguese sailors destroyed the coastal cities thereby ending the lucrative trade of Mombasa Zimbabwe and what?
No
How was a sailors life in 1400s to 1500s like?
ya they jacked off all day and 69d eachother
What jobs did people who were rich get in the 1500s?
People who were rich in the 1500s did not have jobs. Some were bankers and loaned money, but most were landowners - and thus nobles - and paid people to work for them.
How much was an Italian florin worth in 1500s?
In the 1500s, an Italian florin was worth about 3.5-3.6 grams of gold. The exact value fluctuated depending on the purity and weight of the coin, but it was generally accepted as a stable and reliable currency in Europe.
How much did sweet potates cost in the 1500s?
500 pounds
What were Portugal's goals in the 1500s?
Their sailors like Vasco Da Gama and other sea explorers wanted to find a sea route to India for their trade.And to rule as well.
What hardships did sailors face in the 1500s?
Being shanghaid, being flogged, being keel-hauled, being starved, dying of scurvy or other ailments, and... the harsh language of their "superior" officers.
