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The Indian ocean is the most direct route from Australia to Africa: Answer to question 1.sectionB in Year 7 Geography Online learning Booklet, Term 1 2020. In the use of the booklet - NSW schools. COVID-19 work.
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What is the most direct route from Australia to Africa?
The shortest routes are to fly Perth to Johannesburg or Sydney to Johannesburg. There is no route by road.
To travel from Australia to South Africa which direction would you need to go?
The quickest and most direct route from Australia to South Africa would be to go west.
Which route it takes from Australia to US?
Across Pacific ocean
Which one common destination could be reached by the middle route the southern route and da gama's ocean route?
Australia
Did Hudson sail the Arctic Ocean in search of route East?
Yes he did. He was trying to find a direct route to Japan.
Which oceans and seas are the shortest route from Australia to England?
The Atlantic and Indian Oceans would be the shortest, most direct route from the UK to the west coast of Australia.
The continent to which most Renaissance explorers hoped to find a route?
Explorers were looking for Antarctica. Explorers stumbled upon the Americas on accident, and the continents of Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia were known prior.
Which of the following oceans did the Bahamian ancestors travel across while en-route to the Bahamas from Africa?
ocean atlantique
How many kilometers from US to Australia?
The shortest direct route distance between Australia and United States is 15,187 km = 9,437 miles.
What ocean would Chinese explorers use to reach America?
The Pacific would be the only direct route.
What is a more direct water route through the Americas to Asia?
Exchange of goods and ideas between the continents of Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. A sought-after direct water route to Asia through the Americas.
How did development of navigation lead to a direct sea route to Asia?
The development of navigation didn't lead to a direct sea route to asia there is no direct sea route to asia. But it allowed easier movement and trade between Europe and Asia. By ways either around the cape in South Africa or by the reed sea near the eastern edge of the Meditteranean. It allowed sailors to pass easier because now instead of having to follow the coast the whole way to Asia they could cut across the Indian Ocean using navigation based on the stars location, the sun, and the time of day. This would cut major time traveling which allowed for a more direct route, but there was never and still is no direct sea route. A plane would be direct though
