The portuguese seafaring explorations were very sucessfull. We discovered land and riches, developed, stole riches and explored the natives (regretably) sending them off as slaves. Sadly standard business at the time. Then the Dutch and the English got jealous and began pirating us and we began to lose interest. We tried to unite Angola and Mozambique and England threatened us and we lost further interest. Then these countries demanded their independence, we fought those we could and gave up when the fascist government toppled. Not a moment too soon.
Cabza de Vaca's exploration was not a success because his ship wreaked in the Gulf of Mexico.
no he was not succesful cuz his mmom was of a piece of cheese with mold on it.
It didn't. Portugal was gifted with Macau and Taiwan by the Chinese government in exchange for the Portuguese Navy wiping out Japanese pirates from the Sea of China. Spain was largely unsuccessful in trading with China.
Christopher Columbus was both success and failure
this was a success.
They found a trade route to asia?
You can say "Desejo muito sucesso pra você" in Brazilian Portuguese, which translates to "I wish you much success."
Sucesso continuado is a Portuguese equivalent of the English phrase "continued success." The masculine singular phrase also translates as "continual success" in English. The pronunciation will be "soo-TCHES-soo KON-tchee-NWA-doo" in Cariocan Brazilian and in continental Portuguese.
it started in 1531 which was a success
The portuguese dress in high society clothing because clothes indicate manners and success
They got rich
you get it after you get the national dex and you have to go to black city
It provided a great deal of evidence that water existed on Mars in the past.
Because they came backwith a bunch of muslims killed tem and burned the ship
The Portuguese faced challenges such as lack of accurate maps, navigation difficulties, adverse weather conditions, and unfamiliar territories during their first voyage. Additionally, they encountered hostility from local populations and weren't fully prepared for the logistics of long maritime expeditions.
It led to the discovery of new, efficient trade routes between Europe and Asia.
Cabza de Vaca's exploration was not a success because his ship wreaked in the Gulf of Mexico.