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The five ships were having many difficulties. All 5 ships were running out of food and water. I think (this is just my guess) that the crew of one ship got mad and tired enough of the trip. The one ship was overthrown. The crew of this one ship sailed back to where they ported off. At least that's what I would do in there position (actually I would pray to God to bring us to shore soon, because I'm Christian.)
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∙ 12y agoNot a breach in the chain of command like the Bounty affair. Magellan was ashore and was attacked and murdered by Native Filipinos. One of his executive officers- Juan Sebastian De Elcano- then assumed command- and the task force finished its mission- sans Magellan. As Magellan did not survive the expedition, really Senor De Elcano should be crowned as the first circumnavigator. Surviving ship was the Victoria.
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∙ 13y agoThe Spaniards didn't want the Portuguese to get any glory
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What could explain the 8 month gap between the mutiny at San Julian and the navigation of the strait of Magellan?
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What is it called when sailors overthrow their captain and take over the ship?
It is a mutiny.
What is it called when a crew betrays the captain?
Mutiny!
What is the act of rebellion against the captain of a ship?
Mutiny
How did Magellan travel?
Magellan traveled by boat. Magellan traveled by boat.
What happened to Fergdinand Magellan?
he was killed by the mutiny of his ship members in Mactan, Philippines.
How did Magellan stop the mutiny in San Julian?
He hanged everybody that went against him
Which commander of which ship attempted a mutiny against Ferdinand Magellan?
Juan de Cartagena
Who is crew became the first explorers to sail around the world?
I would say magellan and his crew befor the mutiny
What could explain the 8 month gap between the mutiny at San Julian and the navigation of the strait of Magellan?
😶
All of the following were causes of the Sepoy Mutiny EXCEPT?
Nationalism
What does the word mutiny mean?
A mutiny is rebellion.
What is it called when sailors overthrow their captain and take over the ship?
It is a mutiny.
What is it called when a crew betrays the captain?
Mutiny!
Why was Odysseus angry with euryochus?
Eurylochus consistently threatens and / or questions Odysseus's leadership in The Odyssey and very nearly causes a mutiny on Aeaea and at Thrinacie.
What is the act of rebellion against the captain of a ship?
Mutiny
Was there any mutiny on the first fleet?
No. There was no mutiny on the first fleet.
