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Did Magellan crew die of hunger and illness after taking three months to cross the pacific ocean?
yes
Who took more then three months to cross the Pacific Ocean and many of the crew died of hunger and illnesses?
Balboa
Who said it took us more than three months to cross the pacific ocean?
So? What's the question?
It took us more than three months to cross the pacific ocean and many of my crew died of hunger and illness?
Magellan
What are the three boats that were sailed?
What are the three boats at the pilgrims sailed with the Mayflower
How did the Pacific Ocean get named?
Pacific means peaceful or quiet. The Pacific Ocean was named by Ferdinand Magellan. It took him three months to sail through the peaceful calm waters, which was why he called it the Pacific Ocean.
Which oceans does the equator. Cross?
The Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, and Indian ocean are the three oceans which are crossed by the equator.
What skills would aboriginal children need if to survive three months of walking cross a desert?
kinichiwa amegos
Who learned that they had sailed more than three times as far as Columbus thought he had sailed?
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What are three Ships that Columbus sailed West With?
The Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Mariawere the ships Columbus sailed west with from Spain.
What ocean would you have to cross if you wanted to travel from eastern Africa to Hawaii?
You would have to cross at least two oceans, perhaps three. If you left from a port on the east coast of Africa, you will start in the Atlantic Ocean. If you go south around Africa, then the Indian Ocean and then the Pacific to Hawaii. If you go north, through the Mediterranean, the Suez Canal, the Red Sea, the Indian Ocean and then the Pacific. If you go west, you cross the Atlantic and half way across the Pacific.
When was captain cook he born?
IMPROVED ANSWER:James Cook was a British navigator and one of the world's greatest explorers. He commanded three voyages to the Pacific Ocean and sailed around the world twice.Cook was born in Marton, England, near York, in 1728.
