The fact that they all had a strong fleet wile most other European nations (apart from the Dutch, but they focused mostly on the East Indies) hardly had a fleet to speak of and had little or no ambition to sail out into the unknown world anyway.
no...Angola and Portugal are two different countries. Portugal is in Europe and Angola in Africa
They are all in Europe.
By 1600, Portugal claimed land on South America, Africa, Asia, and of course, its homeland Europe.
Portugal belongs to Europe.
Poland and Portugal are both located in Europe.
no...Angola and Portugal are two different countries. Portugal is in Europe and Angola in Africa
They are all in Europe.
By 1600, Portugal claimed land on South America, Africa, Asia, and of course, its homeland Europe.
Yes! Mainly in: Wales France England and Portugal.
Europe (Spain, Portugal, France, England, the Netherlands).
They have them in Denmark, Ireland, Portugal, Switzerland, England and Serbia.
Portugal belongs to Europe.
No. Europe is a continent; a larger land mass that contains Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, England, Scandinavia, and everything going west to the western parts of Russia and Turkey. England is a country on the island of Great Britain, but which is geologically connected to Europe.
The Treaty of Tordesillas affected Spain and Portugal the most. It divided the unexplored world outside Europe between these two countries, with Spain gaining influence over territories to the west of the line and Portugal to the east.
The Treaty of Tordesillas divided the newly discovered lands outside Europe between Portugal and Spain. Spain had the right to trade in the territories west of the line, while Portugal had the right to trade in the territories to the east. This agreement aimed to prevent conflicts between the two countries over newly discovered territories.
By the late 1400s, four major nations were taking shape in Western Europe: Spain, Portugal, France and England
The biggest supplier in Europe and one of the biggest in the world is Portugal.