During Vespucci's time, Christopher Columbus tried to find a new route from Europe to Asia. He sailed across the Atlantic and landed in what he thought was Asia. But in reality, he discovered a whole new land mass: the Americas. Amerigo Vespucci was an Italian explorer who told the world that this land mass wasn't Asia, but was an unseen land mass. The continents were then named after him in his honor.
.. do you need to know all the continents ? do you need to know all the earth's plates ? all the oceans ? EXPLAIN
Of course. The continents as we know them now were formed millions of years ago. Not only were there other lands, there were thriving civilizations in them too.
we will never know ,they did not have any kind of camera at all
Amerigo Vespucci's first voyage was in 1499-1500 under the Spanish flag. He sailed along the northern coast of South America, becoming one of the first Europeans to explore the continent. Vespucci's accounts and maps of his voyages played a key role in establishing the idea that the lands he explored were separate continents, leading to the use of the name "America" in his honor.
How are we supposed to know? People on other continents don't even know about the Patriots!
no actually their are many farm lands that are open and people dont know about
Although no one can know for sure, it is believed there were upwards of twenty five million natives on the continents.
because they did not know how to cross over to other lands
Most people have a basic understanding of continents, countries, and major cities around the world. They may also know about geographic features such as mountains, rivers, and oceans. Additionally, people often have knowledge of cultural and historical significance associated with certain regions and landmarks.
by looking at the specific maps the people gave him
It seems that "most people" did not know that the American continents (North and South) existed, prior to their "discovery" in 1492 by Christopher Columbus.
Because with out continents the government had know way to keep us in line.